Miranda Wilcox
Selected Projects
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Mark My Love
A short film written, directed, and produced by Miranda, Mark My Love follows the story of a simple arm tattoo that marks the fate of a spiraling love triangle. Mark My Love, starring Francisco DeCun, Chelsea Langley, and Ian Runge, is being submitted to festivals.
Loren & Rose
A multi-award winning feature film second assistant directed by Miranda, and written and directed by Russell Brown. A single meal frames this three-act story of the indelible bond between Loren (Kelly Blatz), a promising filmmaker, and Rose (Jacqueline Bisset), a storied actress looking to reinvigorate her career.
Voodoo Macbeth
Miranda worked in the art department on the multi-award winning feature film Voodoo Macbeth produced by Warner Bros. & USC Film School, and directed by 10 USC graduate students. Voodoo Macbeth is based on a true story of young Orson Welles, played by Jewell Wilson Bridges, and a group of committed artists as they set out to create what is now considered a landmark event in African-American theater history.
The Caretaker
A short film line produced and assistant directed by Miranda, and written and directed by Aman Adlakha, The Caretaker stars Christopher Parks as a struggling caretaker & disillusioned father who finds himself entangled in a twisted series of events that lead him and his daughter into the realms of a dark fairytale.
Ryan Tricks on the Streets
Miranda interned at Midnight Oil Pictures as a Production Assistant and Researcher in London on the BBC3 docuseries Ryan Tricks on the Streets. Ryan Tricks is an internet sensation and skillful street magician who gives back to those forgotten members of the community in a series of exciting magic performances.
The Padre
Miranda interned at Darius Films as a Production Assistant on the feature film The Padre, directed by Jonathan Sobol. Retired Judge Randall (Nick Nolte) and his hired gun, Gaspar (Luis Guzmán), track down a con man posing as a priest (Tim Roth) in a small Colombian town only to be thrown off-course by a scrappy 16-year-old girl (Valeria Henríquez) intent on reuniting with her sister in the United States.
Benjamin
Miranda interned at Darius Films as a Production Assistant on the feature film Benjamin, directed by and starring the late Bob Saget. A family calls in an intervention for their son Benjamin (Max Burkholder), who is doing drugs. Soon, it becomes clear that those who are confronting Benjamin’s problem also have many problems of their own.
The Spaceman
A short film assistant directed by Miranda, and written and directed by Aman Adlakha, The Spaceman stars Gary Teitelbaum as a man who must confront the unrealized dreams of his past. The Spaceman has won several festival jury awards and was picked up for distribution at the esteemed Cannes Film Festival.