Lauren McEntyre

Lauren 'Brialle' McEntyre, is a Screenwriter/Director/Photography Artist. She attended Temple University's School of Communication and Theater, and graduated in 2012 with a BA in Film and Media Arts. She studied film in Japan and took up LA internships with Lynda Obst Productions -Executive Producer of Sleepless In Seattle and Helix- and Venice Beach's most provocative mixed media painter Jules Muck. Since graduation, she has worked in the industry in many capacities including acting, production crew, development, and editing. Her personal body of work can be described as expressionistic with dream like qualities that allow the viewer to experience the fine line separating reality and the unknown. As an advocate of psychological thrillers and British mystery episodic media, her work tends to be high concept with palpable characters and well designed worlds of existence. Her work has been molded by Producer/Directors and Screenwriters like Jim Hense, George Lucas, Spike Lee, Spielberg, and Hitchcock in her early years and Ozu, Maya Deren, Tarantino, David Lynch, and Aronofsky during her education. She brings to the table an unconventional way of viewing life, love, and the pursuit of truth in everything she creates. Her visual storytelling, as of late, has been on the International Davey Award winning -national TV/webisode show- What Matters Most, of which she directed in 2014. After which she spent a short time shoot her Photography Art while developing new content. Her focus as of late has been on screen writing film franchises. Her most recent franchise is Nostalgia a film revolving around three friends and the death of an Upstate NY policeman.