Bree Wright’s Aims for her Directorial Debut with “Shoot Your Shot”

The short film spotlights sexual violence against black women on the southside of Chicago

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Dyamone Hopkins as JABRIA and Rich Oliver as DEVONTAE

Shoot Your Shot Spotlights Sexual Violence Against Black Women on the Southside of Chicago.

Los Angeles, CA (Sept. 18, 2023). SHOOT YOUR SHOT is Bree Wright’s directorial debut. Inspired by true events, this potent story explores the everyday fears of women simply trying to get home. Recently, there have been various events where women were violently targeted for turning down men’s sexual advances. Some have lost their lives. Others have walked away with serious injuries. Shoot Your Shot is a visual representation of the trauma, fear, and violence that haunts women in our society today.

Shoot Your Shot is led by emerging Chicago actors Dyamone Hopkins and Rich Oliver (DePaul MFA Theater School Alums) with a strong supporting cast with Malachi Shannon, Micah J. Oliver, Diego Longoria, and Delysa Richards.

Logline: After a long day of bussing tables and taking orders, JaBria’s evening takes a turn when she is harassed by a neighborhood scrub looking for trouble.

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Bree Wright’

Executive produced by George Ellzey Jr. and Estrella Vargas, this production is filled with talented Chicago professionals and students from DePaul University: Jordan Rivers (producer), Keiph Oliver (producer), Chase Clements (producer), Estrella Vargas (DP), Zeke Walker Raige (1st AD), Nicole Oritsejafor (Costumer), Raivyn (HMU), Harry Bearrows (editor), and Ryan Miller (colorist).

Bree Wright is a Chicago Photographer, Cinematographer, and Director. Her business, Serenity Studios LLC., provides photography and production services. Bree is a recent graduate of DePaul University with a Master’s in Cinematography, and Digital Media. She specializes in filmmaking and community organizing.

Her creative style concentrates on true-to-life imagery, paying close attention to detail in production design and dynamic lighting. Through visual storytelling, she portrays the beauty and challenges of being black. Principal photography begins September 31st with an expected festival debut in Winter 2024

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Top Left: Micah J. Oliver, Top Right: Diego Longoria, Bottom Left: Delysa Richards, and Bottom Right: Malachi Shannon.

Press Contacts
For further details, please reach out to:
BREE WRIGHT
Serenity Studios LLC
breewright@serenitystudios.co


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