Producing Credits
Feature Films
Toronto Godspell Film Project (In Production) - Documentary Feature
Directed by Nick Davis
Executive Producer: Judd Apatow
Co-Producer: Kinder Labatt
As featured in Deadline:
The legendary 1972 Toronto production of the musical Godspell – a staging that launched the careers of Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Gilda Radner, Victor Garber, Paul Shaffer, Andrea Martin and Dave Thomas, among others – will be the subject of a feature length documentary exec produced by Judd Apatow.
Resentment (2024) - Narrative Feature
Written and Directed by Noah Millman
Produced by Kinder Labatt
Resentment is a dark, witty drama about a triangular relationship whose tensions come to a head over a long booze-filled night in a Brooklyn cocktail bar.
Starring: Lawrence Gilliard Jr., Patch Darragh, and Jen Ponton.
Short Films
The Undertaker’s Daughter (Post-Production) - Stop-Motion Short
Written and Directed by Paula Bourgie
Produced by Kinder Labatt & Stephanie Choriatis
In the misty village of Cypress Hollow, Amos runs his ancestors’ funeral home. He lives with his daughter Dots, a bright young spirit who is everything he is not. One day, Dots gets a strange vision of her father’s death. Dismissing it at first, the visions recur through the day and become increasingly intrusive. Determined to prove them wrong, Dots does everything she can to keep her father safe, unaware that history is about to repeat itself.
This film was shot and animated in Montreal, Canada.
My PTSD Will Never Win Best Picture (2024) - Narrative Short
Directed by Annie Pettinga
Written by Annie Pettinga & Clancy Tripp
Produced by Kinder Labatt & Mackenzie Lyle
Based on the Graphic Novel That Was Then and This is Now by Clancy Tripp.
The line between fantasy and reality blurs when Clancy, an imaginative film-lover, experiences PTSD flashbacks that drive her to investigate the differences between her life and the movies.
Before Clancy experienced PTSD, she thought having a flashback would feel the way it looked in the movies. But where movies offer a sense of narrative - a beginning, middle, and end - reality is often messier and less structured. A panic attack sends Clancy on a journey out of her apartment and into the world where she wrestles with her fears and tries to make sense of herself as the main character in the story of her life.
Instagram: @ptsdthemovie
To Fade Away (2024) - Narrative Short
Directed by Camille Hamadé
Written by Camille Hamadé & Chad Hamilton
Produced by Kinder Labatt & Soukaina Alaoui El Hassani
English/Arabic
1935 - Schenectady, New York
When Lebanese scientist Camil A. Sabbah pursues another opportunity to fund his solar energy project after the company he works for refuses to move forward, he quickly finds himself confronted with forces that are trying to keep him from achieving his dream.
Winner of the BAFTA-YUGO Grant & Alfred P. Sloan Production Grant.
Instagram: @tofadeaway
Pillow Talk (2023) - Narrative Short
Directed by Mathilde Hauduceour
Written by Elizabeth O’Donnel & Annalisa Plumb
Produced by Kinder Labatt
After Margot fails to reenact moves from her self defense class with her boyfriend, she spirals about her best friend Cami’s confusing one night stand. Together, the two women process their experiences and finally feel seen.
New Hampshire Film Festival - Official Selection (2024)
Indy Shorts International Film Festival - Official Selection (2024)
Brooklyn Film Festival - Official Selection (2024)
Miami Film Festival - Official Selection (2024)
Trailer available on Mubi
Instagram: @pillowtalkshortfilm
Georgette In The Garden (2023) - Narrative Short
Directed and Written by Grace Philips
Produced by Kinder Labatt
After discovering a hidden figure beneath an important nineteenth-century painting, Monica, an art conservator, struggles to restore a potentially objectionable portrait.
Winner of the Alfred P. Sloan Production Grant
Fiscally Sponsored by Film Independent
Instagram: @georgetteinthegarden
Bag Lady (2022) - Narrative Short
Directed by Max McGillivray
Written by Kristin Cairo Curtis and Max McGillivray
Produced by Kinder Labatt
It’s 1868, and new factory gal Margaret E. Knight has moved to Boston to give her love of inventing a real shot. However, her city-job is that of “bag folder,” a tedious factory position reserved for women workers. Determined to prove her abilities to both men and women alike, Margaret sets out to build a bag machine in the dead of night.
This biographical film is a proof of concept for a feature film that will also explore how Margaret’s real blueprints were stolen by a man who filed a patent under his name. Determined not to back down or let him take credit for her work, Margaret makes the bold choice to take him to court for patent interference. Using her smarts, and with the support of her bagger friends, she makes history by winning the case, becoming one of the first women to hold a U.S patent.
This film was made possible due to the generous contributions from Society for Science, and the Ann Johnson Institute for Arts and Science.
Winner of the Indian Paintbrush Production Grant & Topic Studios Award for Excellence in Producing (2022)
Newport Beach Film Festival - Official Selection (2023)
Eastern Oregon Film Festival - Official Selection (2023)
Somerville International Film Festival - Official Selection (2023)
Montreal Independent Film Festival - Official Selection (2022)
Instagram: @baglady.film
Rabbit (2022) - Narrative Short
Written and Directed by Maggie Talbot-Minkin
Produced by Kinder Labatt
The discovery of an injured rabbit in their yard pushes a couple to rethink the health of their marriage.
North East Horror Film Festival - Official Selection (2022)
Northern Gothic Film Festival - Official Selection (2023)
Massachusetts Independent Film Festival - Nominee Best Short Film (2023)
Horror Underground Film & Screenplay Festival - Official Selection (2023)
Oregon Screams Horror Film Festival - Official Selection (2023)
Additional Producing Credits:
Le Huard (2024)
Narrative Short.
Written and Directed by Paula Bougie.
Co-Producer: Kinder Labatt
Language: French
Instagram: @lehuard
Virgencita (2024)
Narrative Short.
Written and Directed by Ana Dow.
Co-Producer: Kinder Labatt
Language: Spanish
Instagram: @virgencitafilm
Ethnic Slut (2022)
Narrative Short.
Written and Directed by Christopher Blanco.
Producer: Kinder. Labatt
Winner of the Phil Johnston Comedy Grant.
Winner of Audience Choice Award at Columbia University Film Festival (2023).
Bloomers (2022)
Documentary Short.
Directed by Stephanie Choriatis.
Associate Producer: Kinder Labatt
Learn more.
Bake Sale (2020)
Narrative Short.
Written, Directed & Produced by Kinder Labatt..
Free Pot (2018)
Narrative Short.
Written, Directed & Produced by Kinder Labatt.
Crown Heights Film Festival - Official Selection (2018)
OTHER PRODUCTION CREDITS
Short, Directed by Spencer Grammer (2023)
CONFETTI
UPM
TOE TAG
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
Short, Directed by Jordon Bolden (2023)
MAX AND TACO GET
THEIR SHIT TOGETHER
1ST AD
Short, Directed by Caitlin Ferrel (2022)
Short, Directed by Wes Goodrich (2021)
PAIRS
UPM
Short, Directed by Maggie Talbot-Minkin (2021)
SAVE THE DATE
UPM
BRITTANY RUNS
A MARATHON
PRODUCTION INTERN
Feature, Directed by Paul Downs Colaizzo (2019)
Writing
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Miss Death
(Feature Film Script)
Tragedy strikes moments before Miss America is crowned. Ten years later, the surviving pageant queens must suffer the consequences.
(Comedy - Horror)Recipient of the William Goldstein Horror Prize
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Madame Defender
(Pilot)
After the death of her brother, Cad becomes the world’s first female dictator, despite her lack of qualifications or humility. The eccentrically female leader struggles to gain the trust of her citizens and senior advisor; however, she prides herself on being a self-appointed feminist icon and looks forward to proving the world wrong. -
REALITY
(Pilot)
Noella Jean is living with Histrionic Personality Disorder and believes The Bachelor is her only route to success. Having been cast on the popular dating show, then cut due to a technicality, Noella Jean continues her pursuit of fame while grappling with her new job as an actor for true crime documentary reenactment sequences.Winner of the Charles J. Brucia Award (NYU)
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Baby Problems
(Full Length Play)
An exploration of women’s rights and abortion practices from the perspective of three angels working in a flawed, bureaucratic “heaven”. With all of the characters played by female and non-binary actors, the three male angels must scramble when the world’s first aborted fetus is returned to them. -
Aca-Poochie
(Short Play)
Two nemeses must work together and perform an acapella benefit concert to raise money for runaway pooches.24-Hour Play Festival (NYU)
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Freelance Op-Eds
(Various)
Writing credits include The F-Bomb, Frank, and Washington Square News.Subjects: female empowerment, body image, fighting mental illness stigmas, film reviews, pop culture, and more.
Additional Production Skills
Assistant Director
Line Producing
UPM
Script Development
Script Supervisor
COVID Compliance Officer (Certified)
Post-Production Supervising
Movie Magic Budget + Schedule
References available upon request!