deWitt has written multiple shorts, including Karita which was translated into Japanese. This caught the attention of Japanese luxury store ZOZOVILLA which commissioned her to write and direct short film Horse, which received laurels from Flickers' Rhode Island IFF, screenings at Portland IFF, LA Live Film Festival, and won 'Best Drama' at London based film festival, Cult Films International.
She has three feature projects, two with pitch decks.
Flexing her background in comedy as an intern shadowing writers at The Colbert Report and taking classes at The Second City LA, she also co-wrote a sketch webseries called Kult Cable with rapper Jean Lebrun 'The OGM' of Ho99o9. They wrote and shot three episodes, two of which are available on Youtube, and one available on request. A notable sketch includes Voice Lessons which was performed by legendary comedian Jack Black.
Alongside the extensive workshopping and notes that were part of the NYU MFA curriculum, de Witt worked directly for ANIMALS MAGAZINE Editor in Chief Ward Robinson as an assistant and copy editor. She later became a contributer and editor for SOVO//, an experiemental arts magazine based in South Central.
She was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree by New York University's Writer's Workshop in Paris Program (2018-2020) with a 4.0 GPA.
In 2017, deWitt received her Bachelor of Arts From New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where she majored in Philosophy and Acting.
Specifically, she focused on classical Philosophy, such as the Empiricism of John Locke and David Hume, and methods of acting such as Boleslavsky and Stanislavsky.
She has both attended and run writer's workshops. She's made several zines with her husband Cali deWitt, and collaborator Zoë Zag of Bad Dog.
In the 1980s, a disgraced weatherman in Texas has no idea that he's accrued an underground celebrity in Tokyo.
As Japan has opened up its industry to more collaborative efforts with foreign filmmakers, this English/Japanese dark comedy would successfully bridge the two cultures and industries. Translations and story consultancy by Haruka Hirata.
Files coming soon.
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