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1,298 Followers, 1,085 Following, 186 Posts - Megan Seely (@mtseely) on Instagram: "Writer/director/actor dark comedy @puddysticksmovie w/ Dan Bakkedahl (Veep) + Mamoudou Athie (Kinds of Kindness, Jurassic World)"
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About. Megan Seely is an award-winning writer/director/actress who has honed her ability to use dark comedy to reveal unspoken everyday truths. She is currently in post-production for her feature film Puddysticks, which she is writing, directing, and acting in alongside Dan Bakkedahl (HBO’s Veep ), Emmy-nominee Mamoudou Athie ( Jurassic World
Apr 13, 2024 · Megan Seely in Puddysticks. When I meet Megan Seely, she’s staying in a hotel room, on the verge of setting off for Brazil, a country she has never visited before. Her début feature film, Puddysticks, is screening at Fantaspoa.
Mar 9, 2024 · Puddysticks: Directed by Megan Seely. With Mamoudou Athie, Dan Bakkedahl, Valeria Cotto, Danny Deferrari. A burned out young woman joins a secret society of traumatized adults who heal through childlike play.
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- 2024-03-09
Megan Seely is an award-winning filmmaker exploring life through dark comedy. Beyond writing, directing, and acting in the festival-favorite MY LOYAL AUDIENCE, she co-wrote THE MAD WHALE , a feature starring Camilla Belle, Summer Phoenix, Dominic Rains, and James Franco and recently released her fiction podcast EVERY YEAR ON MY HALF BIRTHDAY ...
Starting at age 15 ½, an unusual young woman records at least one private minute of her life every year… no matter what. Starring Megan Seely, Dan Bakkedahl, and Peter Vack. https://anchor.fm/meganseely. Premiering February 25th with new episodes every Monday and Thursday. writer. director. actor. sound designer.
May 19, 2024 · Megan Seely ’s indie feature “Puddysticks” is a marvel. The writer, director, and star takes the audience through an absurd but heartfelt journey of acceptance through the (mis)adventures of a worn-out video games coder. Seely plays Liz Satchel – a lonely coder at Braindead Games.
