SUNSHINE
Short Film ∙ 15 mins ∙ Thriller
An adult man trapped in a state of early adolescence due to his overbearing mother, must defy the rules he has known all his life to break free from her authoritative influence.
— Producer, Cinematographer, & Co-Writer —
Eric Miller
‘Pip’
Eric Miller, a Los Angeles Native, seemingly a rarity nowadays. He developed an acting bug from an early age, starting at an arts summer camp he attended as a child. He would continue the craft as a hobby as he aged through high school, starring in his schools theatrical performances.
Initially, Eric solely had a fondness for musical theater; it wouldn’t be until college that his sights evolved from theater performance to acting for the screen. In fact, Eric graduated from his alma mater, UC Berkley with a double major in Economics as well as Cognitive Science. But while attending, he stumbled his way into the University's Cinematic Arts and Production Club. It was there that he would hone his craft.
Since his graduation in 2024, Eric has lent his talents to over thirty short films and commercials. Including his starring role as Pip in Bryan ‘Bubba’ Perez’s short film: ‘Sunshine’.
Rachel Levy
“Mother”
Rachel Levy started acting at 5 years old, before she knew to be afraid of performing in front of people, when she was cast in her elementary school production of Annie, as Annie, and never looked back.
Originally from Seattle, Rachel has a BA in Drama from the University of Washington, studied Shakespeare in England, and improv comedy with The Groundlings in LA. She moved to Los Angeles when her brother said, “Hey, I’m going to take a job in LA, wanna come?”, but to be fair, she was deciding between LA, New York, or Chicago, so this seemed like a sign.
Since then, Rachel has been continuously working in film, television, and stage, building lasting creative relationships and credits that show her versatility. She is always looking forward to the next project and hopes to continue booking challenging and rewarding roles like Mother.
