Photography (2026)
In 1964 Manhattan, Margaret is a big-time world-traveling photographer. Having fought for every success she’s had, Margaret is now tasked with mentoring a new, younger photographer. Will she help this new threat to her career thrive, or will she protect what was so hard to gain? "Photography" is a short film created through the Tri-C Intensive Film Workshop, designed to ready students for working in the film industry.
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In 1964 Manhattan, Margaret is a big-time world-traveling photographer. Having fought for every success she’s had, Margaret is now tasked with mentoring a new, younger photographer. Will she help this new threat to her career thrive, or will she protect what was so hard to gain? "Photography" is a short film created through the Tri-C Intensive Film Workshop, designed to ready students for working in the film industry.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Kara Martinelli White, Adam N. White
In Theaters:1/26/2026
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Hemlock Films, Cuyahoga Community College
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