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ABOUT US
BIOS
REBECKA RAY
Rebecka Ray is an actress and filmmaker.
Producer of the Short film "Thats What She Told Me", Directed by Kim Cummings and written by Kate Greer, which was selected for numerous festivals, including Long Island International Film Expo, Woods Hole Festival and the Big Apple Film Festival.
Film and TV Credits include: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The Knick, directed by Stephen Soderbergh, Guilty, starring Cuba Gooding, Jr; and as Tim Blake Nelson's wife in Detachment, starring Adrien Brody, directed by Tony Kaye; featured on Law and Order SVU; multiple episodes of The Onion on IFC. Theatre credits include: Off-Broadway: Ros Openwork in The Roaring Girle by Alice Tuan, directed by Melanie Joseph at the Foundry Theater; Ida in The Identical Same Temptation written and directed by Bob Glaudini at the Theater for the New City; Eating Skeletons by Jen Rudin at the Variations Theatre Festival, directed by Tracy Francis Cameron. SAG AFTRA AEA
DARREN CAMPO
Darren Campo served as SVP Production at several media networks including WarnerMedia, (truTV) and Discovery (Food Network) where he developed and produced hit shows from Impractical Jokers to Chopped. He began he career at CBS and is currently a professor at NYU’s Media and Technology program. Darren Campo is the author of the bestselling "Alex Detail" science fiction series.
OUR VISION
No one ever imagined a global quarantine.
It sounds like the set-up to some bleak futuristic post-apocalyptic zombie series. But that was reality, so, we commenced our Zoom writer’s room and imagined something a lot funnier.
Driftwood is the story of a not-too-distant future where people living in physical separation were somehow closer than ever before, in a quirky story of conspiracy and revenge.
Written and shot remotely to reach an audience craving a very strange and funny distraction from real-life.
