Press for SKINDIVING
UK FILM REVIEW:
Having already tackled a diverse range of subjects such as rivalling ballet dancers, romance clashing with obligation in 18th century America and a young woman inheriting her late grandmothers dream interpreting business, highly-accomplished New York writer/director Victoria deMartin is back with yet another example of her incredible versatility as a filmmaker and storyteller.
-Chris Buick, UK Film Review
INDIE SHORTS MAG:
To those unfamiliar with Victoria DeMartin’s work, it does not take more than a few seconds into Skindiving to recognise that this is the work of an accomplished artist. The 18-minute film follows Caitlin (Laura Piccoli), effortlessly conveying her inner state through striking, evocative visuals in a way that makes words unnecessary, and the film does indeed make dialogue a secondary concern.
-Indie Shorts Mag
Screenings & Events
SKINDIVING at HBO Headquarters
Filmmaker Spotlight Showcase hosted by Ghetto Film School & The Roster
Thank you to The Roster and HBO for screening an early cut "Skindiving" along with two other short films directed by young women. It was an exciting and inspiring preview of new work!
Filmmaker Spotlight Showcase hosted by Ghetto Film School & The Roster
Thank you to The Roster and HBO for screening an early cut "Skindiving" along with two other short films directed by young women. It was an exciting and inspiring preview of new work!
EN TOURNANT wins "Pitch, Please" Contest at IFP Week
Hosted by Ghetto Film School & The Roster
Thank you to IFP Week, Ghetto Film School, and The Roster for awarding my pitch as the WINNER of the inaugural Pitch, Please competition.
The pitches were judged by Producer Effie Brown (Dear White People) and NBC Executive Evan Shapiro (VP of SeeSo at NBCUniversal).
Grand prize was a private pitch in LA with Lee Daniels (writer/director/producer, Empire, Star, Precious)
Hosted by Ghetto Film School & The Roster
Thank you to IFP Week, Ghetto Film School, and The Roster for awarding my pitch as the WINNER of the inaugural Pitch, Please competition.
The pitches were judged by Producer Effie Brown (Dear White People) and NBC Executive Evan Shapiro (VP of SeeSo at NBCUniversal).
Grand prize was a private pitch in LA with Lee Daniels (writer/director/producer, Empire, Star, Precious)
Other Mentions
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Thank you to Will Gallagher ("William Davenport" in Winter Rye) for the Playbill mention! Congratulations to my friends and SUNY Purchase colleagues on their original off-Broadway production:
The Woodsman 
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