The Stage 32 Videos: Filmmaker

“Do you remember that day?” is a cinematic fashion film exploring memory, emotion, and visual storytelling through atmospheric imagery and visual aesthetics. Director’s Note: “Do You Remember That Day?” was created during a trip to Greece. Without a planned script, the film emerged spontaneously during the shooting of Aphrodite’s music video Fly Me Away. I wanted to embrace the authenticity of the moments unfolding around us. We filmed real places, everyday experiences, and spontaneous moments that gradually became part of the film’s visual language. The film unfolded naturally, blending fashion, memory, and atmosphere into a story that feels personal and timeless. More than documenting a place, it captures the feeling of a summer that slowly becomes a memory. I’m Spyros Maltezos, a film director based in Europe, working across Greece and Italy. I studied Sciences and Technologies of Visual Arts, Music, Entertainment and Fashion at the Mediological Cinema Department, University of Bologna. My work spans short films, TV ads, music videos, fashion films, advertising campaigns, and commercial productions, combining cinematic storytelling with commercial creativity.

Uploaded by Simon Shih on 2025-08-04.

A cinematic portrait filmed in Zanzibar. This project reflects my love for visual storytelling, travel, and finding beauty in simple moments. As a filmmaker, writer, and actress, I believe every place and every person has a story worth telling.

A selection of work spanning film, animation, interactive experiences, and original storytelling projects. This showreel features excerpts from projects including War And Cheese, Not Alone, Pretty Space, Beauty and the Bear, and Assassination of Mr Nuggets. My Website: https://satishkorata.com Studio: https://campfirestudios.co.uk

You might not have a story problem. You might have a title problem. And if that stings a little = good. Because before anyone reads your logline, watches your trailer, or opens your pitch deck; they read two or three words. Two seconds. That’s how long it takes for their brain to decide:

Big news! My film “You Are Not Alone” has just been officially SELECTED for the Lift-Off Global Network First-Time Sessions Volume 2!

Official directing reel for indie filmmaker Jeremy Michael Hull (2026)

The story follows four girls who plan a heist to steal from Chief Odenigbo, a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Things do not go according to plan and the girls are trapped inside the church - Sanctuary Chapel. Don't miss the spellbinding premiere of Chronicles on October 6th at 8:30 WAT, exclusively on Africa Magic Showcase.

A narrative director’s reel by Ernesto M. Diaz showcasing grounded, character-driven storytelling that explores morality, consequence, and the human condition through genre.

Day 18 - “Eclipse” from the feature film “White Vinegar”. Dir. Yvonne Winfrey

It tells the story of a stressed adult buried in work, who steps outside for air… and sees a toy car roll past on its own. He follows it on a whimsical little adventure that somehow leads him home. Later, he notices the same toy car in a childhood photo — and, even more strangely, right there on his desk. That small moment hits him with a wave of nostalgia, reminding him (and us) that no matter how fast-paced life gets, there’s still a kid inside us waiting to bring us joy.