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synopsis Two young romantics living in New York discover each other during a chance meeting outside of a museum. Given advice from friends, they Independently visit the Whitney American Museum of art, knowing full well that the museum will be closed. Overcoming apprehension, the young couple take a philosophical walk through Central Park, discovering that the journey itself is most often the destination. director Dobb Schreiber was born in White Plains New York, and started his film career in the early 90's as a production assistant on the feature film "Ghost", starring Patrick Swayze. After working in production on various shoots in New York, he moved to Colorado and trained with the US World judo team located at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Moving to Aspen he worked as the webmaster for Global Graphics Inc. a Japanese based internet portal. Leaving Colorado for Los Angeles to re-boot his film career, Dobb began working as a set lighting technician, best boy and gaffer on various projects in LA, Orange County and San Diego. Having traveled extensively in South Asia, he has lived in New York, California, Colorado, and Japan. He now resides in New York City working as a producer and local cinematographer. Alumni Website Filmography related links
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