Salomé Breziner

Salome Breziner was born in Brussels, Belgium and grew up in Florida. She began her career as a script supervisor on movies and television shows when she was in her late teens.

She wrote and directed several award winning short films before writing and directing her first feature film, "TOLLBOOTH", starring Fairuza Balk, Will Patton and Seymour Cassell at age 23.

She has written numerous scripts and tv pilots/shows and has gone on to direct: "AN OCCASIONAL HELL", starring Ton Berenger and Stephen Lang and FAST SOFA", starring Jennifer Tilly, Crispin Glover, Eric Roberts and Jake Busey.

After taking a 5 year directing break to concentrate on writing, and raising her two sons, Salome directed "THE SECRET LIVES OF DORKS" starring Gaelan Connell, Jim Belushi, and Jennifer Tilly.

She also produced two films in 2013 — "BUTCH WALKER: OUT OF FOCUS" — which was nominated for Grammy award, and "THE GANZFELD EXPERIMENT" starring Rumor Willis and Billy Zane.

In 2014 she directed and produced (along with Juan Luna and DORKS producer Stephen Israel) her film HELICOPTER MOM starting Nia Vardalos, Jason Dolley, Mark Boone Junior, Kate Flannery, Skyler Samuels, Devon Werkheiser and Lisa Loeb.

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