Andrea K M Capere was always been drawn to the seedier side. She wrote scripts while slinging lattes and working nights at the local public access TV station. Her work as a science-fiction and horror art director has screened internationally. Her most recent script-in-progress, Glitch, won Best Sci-Fi script at Hollywood Just4Shorts and was a Finalist in Zedfest Film Festival and Destiny City Film Festival.
She is an award-winning filmmaker, poet, organizer, and advocate. She was chief video editor on Beyond Burkas and Bombers (2013), receiving a NATAS NW Emmy Nomination for Collegiate Non-Fiction as well as the Mark of Excellence in Collegiate Reporting from the Society of Professional Journalists. Her most recent documentary, Namibia Nine (2015), focused on the education and accomplishments of nine Namibian exchange students who returned to rebuild their democratic nation post-apartheid.
Other credits include Hot Grits (2008), Merrily, Merrily (2012), The Shunned House (2012), The Small Stuff (2013) and Bonfire (2018).
Check out my reel.
A collection of producing and directing work from 2014-2021.
SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
BONFIRE (2018)
Official Selection; ClexaCon Las Vegas (2018)
While chaperoning a college theater party, two teachers struggle to find the courage to embrace their feelings for one another. A lyrical LGBTQ short film exploring the complexity of new love, based on a poem by Andrea Capere. Directed by Kris & Lindy Boustedt. Starring Karie Gonia and Debra Pralle. Narrated by Lindy Boustedt.
NAMIBIA NINE (2015)
Official Selection: Oneota Film Festival (2015)
Namibia Nine highlights how the power of collaboration across borders can be an effective tool to fight oppression. It is also about the role that access to education plays in creating a more just world. Produced by the Wang Center for Global Education, Directed by Andrea Capere and Princess Reese.
MOVE IN DAY (2017)
Is this two bedroom house too good to be true? Starring Jordan Eskenazi and Matt Eaton. Story by Half Sister. Screenplay by Omar Curiel. Directed by Morgan Dusatko and Andrea Capere.
This film was created for the 2017 48 Hour Film Competition.
THE SHUNNED HOUSE (2012)
Official Selection; The H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival Los Angeles (2012)
Official Selection; Stockholm H.P. Lovecraft Festival (2012)
Official Selection; Zompire/HPLFF PDX (2012)
Official Selection; LosCon 39 (2012)
Official Selection; RadCon 6A (2013)
Official Selection; H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival PDX (2013)
Directed by Eric Morgret, Adapted for screen by K.L. Young, Art Direction by Andrea Capere
THE SMALL STUFF (2011)
Official Selection; Tacoma Film Festival (2013)
Official Selection; Pollygrind Film Festival (2014)
Best Short Short; Pollygrind Film Festival (2014)
A short philosophical discourse on life, relationships and ‘not sweating the small stuff’. Written by K.L. Young and Directed by Andrea Capere.
BEYOND BURKAS & BOMBERS (2014)
Official Selection; Social Justice Film Festival (2013)
Emmy Nomination for Collegiate Long-Form Non Fiction; NATAS Northwest (2013)
Mark of Excellence in Television Reporting; Society of Professional Journalists (2013)
Produced by JuliAnne Rose and Heather Perry, edited by Andrea Capere.
POETRY
Andrea’s poetry has appeared in Peregrine, Creative Colloquy, Dying Dahlia Review, Trillium, The Matrix and in the short film Bonfire (2018).