Films
Winner of Best Short Film!
“How Do You Fall Out of Love with Country Music?” won Best Short Film Fall, 2023, plus got some heartwarming audience feedback which you can watch here.
“How Do You Fall Out of Love with Country Music?” won Best Short Film Fall, 2023, plus got some heartwarming audience feedback which you can watch here.
“How Do You Fall Out of Love with Country Music” got some great attention this fall with a Director Interview in The Daily Eye, review and audience feedback from the FEEDBACK Female Film Festival.
Honored to announce a plethora of awards for both films! Fight the Fear: Best Cinematography – 2nd Place Best Actor (female) – 3rd Place Best Lockdown Short Film – Critics Choice How Do You Fall Out of Love with Country Music? Best Lockdown Short Film – 3rd Place Best Actor Read more…
“Grandma’s Hands” written and performed by Carla Vega and directed by Shyamala Moorty is an endearing portrayal of Carla’s Puerto-Rican Grandmother and and was directed by and performed virtually during the pandemic and adjusted to reflect current times. We’re pleased that it is back on youtube in the Willie Agee Read more…
“Fight the Fear” came out of a guest artist residency of Shyamala Moorty with CSULB Dance students. In the process, two of the students shared their powerful migration stories, that merged with Shyamala’s long distance work with the Post Natyam Collective about borders and water. Learn more about this screendance here.
Workshop and Talk by the Post Natyam Collective Saturday, October 2, 2021 11-12:30pm PDT / 2-3:30pm EDT / 8-9:30pm CET / 11:30pm-1am IST Shyamala and the other members of the Post Natyam Collective, Sandra Chatterjee and Cynthia Ling Lee, will be featured in a Dance Workshop and Conversation on-line, hosted Read more…
Lost Chinatowns by Cynthia Ling Lee and directed by Shyamala Moorty, poetically and emotionally illuminates the historical roots of our current era of renewed anti-Asian violence in the US. Coming to the LA Women’s theater Festival March 27, 2021, 7pm PST.
Grandma’s Hands by Carla Veg and directed by Shyamala Moorty has been extended by popular demand! Tickets available for replay on demand until Feb 14, 2021!
Shyamala is directing a touching solo show for zoom by Carla Vega. Join us Sunday Jan 31 and Friday Feb 5, 7pm.
Visit with ‘Grandma Gloria’ as she reflects on her life- from her humble beginnings in Puerto Rico to the journey of her life in San Francisco. A touching tale weaved with memories, mystery and magic, this exploration of ancestry is inspired by Carla’s late grandmother, and honors the creativity and courage in all women.
Dancers in the San Gabriel river, photo by Gregory R.R. Crosby Jazmin Alejos and Terésa Flores Segura, photo by Gregory R.R. Crosby Dancers in the San Gabriel river, photo by Gregory R.R. Crosby