Sean Gill is a playwright, filmmaker, musician, and novelist who has written over twenty plays produced in New York, including "Aenigma," "Laurie Deacon & the Night Caller," "Stage Blood is Never Enough," and "Dreams of the Clockmaker." He has directed over thirty feature-length and short films including the "Sleepy-Time Time" cycle, "Thursday Night," "Mustache Party," "Makin' a Martini," and "Laughter is the Music of the Gods." His work has been screened everywhere from dingy, Midwestern basements to Brooklyn dive bars to the Canadian Film Centre to the Anthology Film Archives to the Staten Island Ferry. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America, the founder and administrator of Junta Juleil Productions, and has studied with Werner Herzog and Juan-Luis Buñuel. Show less «