Liz Chiodo
Writer of Mallory nominated for 2022/23 Edition
Liz Chiodo was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and began acting in grade school. She has been active in the Philadelphia and New York City filmmaking communities since her return to the east coast in 2020 and began dipping her toes into script writing in 2021.
What is your project about?
Mallory follows the story of a father who lost his young daughter tragically. But suddenly, without warning, he receives a phone call from someone claiming to be his daughter, Mallory.
What are your ambitions with your project?
I wanted to tell a compelling and interesting story and draw the viewer in, wondering what's next.
Tell us something about your shooting. What pleasantly surprised you?
When we filmed Mallory, I was pleasantly surprised that as we scouted locations, we were able to use so much of the local scenery and incorporate the neighborhood in Philadelphia in a way that totally captured its charm and beauty.
Why should distributors buy your film?
I feel Mallory is the kind of film that gets people excited to talk about and keeps viewers suspended until the very end.
Which topics interest you the most?
I love the suspense elements and building tension!
Liz Chiodo was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and began acting in grade school. She has been active in the Philadelphia and New York City filmmaking communities since her return to the east coast in 2020 and began dipping her toes into script writing in 2021.
What is your project about?
Mallory follows the story of a father who lost his young daughter tragically. But suddenly, without warning, he receives a phone call from someone claiming to be his daughter, Mallory.
What are your ambitions with your project?
I wanted to tell a compelling and interesting story and draw the viewer in, wondering what's next.
Tell us something about your shooting. What pleasantly surprised you?
When we filmed Mallory, I was pleasantly surprised that as we scouted locations, we were able to use so much of the local scenery and incorporate the neighborhood in Philadelphia in a way that totally captured its charm and beauty.
Why should distributors buy your film?
I feel Mallory is the kind of film that gets people excited to talk about and keeps viewers suspended until the very end.
Which topics interest you the most?
I love the suspense elements and building tension!