How ‘Blame’ Filmmaker Quinn Shephard Used Her Daring Debut to Understand the Nature of Consent
The filmmaker directed a film about her own teenage fantasy as an adult, and learned a lot about consent along the way.
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‘Blame’ Trailer: The Sexiest Debut of the Year Delivers a Taboo Take on ‘The Crucible’
Chris Messina plays a drama teacher enmeshed with a troubled student in Quinn Shephard’s impressive debut.
‘Blame’: First-Time Filmmaker Quinn Shephard’s Buzzy Feature Debut Set for Winter Release
The budding filmmaker was just 20 when she wrote, directed, edited, produced, and starred in her Tribeca premiere.
‘Blame’ Review: Quinn Shephard Makes a Strong First Impression in Her Debut as Writer, Director, and Star
This solid debut, a 22-year-old filmmaker’s riff on “The Crucible,” isn’t fully realized — but it establishes her as someone to watch.
How a 20-Year-Old Filmmaker Wrote, Directed and Starred In Her Feature Directorial Debut — Tribeca 2017
Quinn Shephard also produced and edited “Blame,” her remarkable Tribeca Film Festival debut.
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