Leah Land

Join The Everything Film Show crew as they share their picks for Oscar gold and chat with filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff. Thursday March 4th 8:00pm PST / 11:00pm EST live at Blog Talk Radio

Leah was recently interviewed by Merrel Davis about using her short film Twitch to gain traction towards making a feature.

Leah is a guest blogger on the Film Panel Notetaker

Recently Leah was interviewed for an article in the Wall Street Journal about how the recession is affecting coffee shops.

Leah recently did a Brooklyn Television interview for a program called “Artist to Artist” where she discussed her filmmaking process with fellow filmmaker Esther Bell.

Leah was recently intereviewed in “How Not to Make a Short Film: Secrets from a Sundance Programmer” written by Roberta Munroe. In bookstores January 20th 2009 or buy on Amazon today!

Leah was recently interviewed for a documentary about film preservation called Lost Forever.

Twitch is profiled by the Regional Center for Women in the Arts

Wonderfluff Sandwiches was recently reviewed in Ion Magazine as part of the “Best in Breed” compilation.

Leah Meyerhoff is interviewed in this month’s issue of RWUL Magazine Women in Film Series: Interview with Filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff Richmond Worldwide Underground Link July 2008

PacMouse and Neurotica are screening in the CineKink festival tour July 10-12 2008 Yerba Buena Art Center San Francisco, CA

Eternal Flame is screening at NewFest 2008 1:00pm Sunday June 6 2008 Play Loud Program AMC 9 Loews 34th st Theater 34th st & 8th Ave New York, NY More screening info coming soon…

Twitch is a finalist in the Trigger Street Film Festival SEASON 3 FESTIVAL 3 TOP TEN ANNOUNCED – ACADEMY VOTING BEGINS!

Unicorns is mentioned in Filmmaker Magazine The Film Panel Notetaker has an interview up with filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff, who is bringing a retrospective of her short films to the Boston Underground Film Festival this weekend. She is also beginning work on her first feature, Unicorns, which she hopes to begin shooting this summer. Here’s Meyerhoff [...]

Leah is interviewed by the Film Panel Notetaker about Unicorns, filmmaking, and her upcoming retrospective at the Boston Underground Film Festival. On Saturday, Brooklyn, NY-based filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff will be heading to Beantown to present a retrospective of her short films at the Brattle Theatre during the Boston Underground Film Festival. I had the great [...]

Leah is featured in this month’s Fader Magazine

Leah is interviewed for the Austin Film Society’s Persistence of Vision journal. One of those filmmakers, Leah Meyerhoff, whose film Team Queen has screened in countless festivals around the globe, decided to go with online distribution from b-side because “the audience was more important to me than the money. B-Side actively pushes for its artists [...]

Team Queen is reviewed in The Feminist Review Remember Van Halen’s 1984 video for their adolescent anthem “Hot for Teacher?” Well, Team Queen is its queer, feminist doppelganger. Okay, that’s giving David Lee Roth too much credit because the post-punk, emo, Brooklyn-based Triple Creme are way cooler than Diamond Dave could ever hope to be, [...]

Twitch is reviewed in The Feminist Review At its core, Twitch makes far more subtle points about shedding norms and other’s expectations, by portraying a pivotal moment in one young woman’s transition into adulthood and coming into self in an unsentimental, non-deterministic fashion. In doing so, the work offers an alternative conclusion to the main [...]

Team Queen is reviewed in Bad Lit This extremely well-done music video for the band Triple Creme has been playing the underground film circuit all year long. Seriously, run a search on “Meyerhoff” on Bad Lit and you get a ton of entries, so I was extremely happy to finally see a nice, high-quality version [...]

Leah was interviewed again by OurStage at the Holly Shorts Film Festival OurStage at Holly Shorts an interview with Leah Meyerhoff by Alyssa J Hale watch the full video here OurStage also interviewed Leah at the Gen Art Film Festival a few months back. Watch that video here

Leah is interviewed in Short End Magazine For Meyerhoff, reaching millions has very little to do with personal recognition but rather entirely to do with her desire to affect social change. Before a screening of her Student Academy-Award finalist short Twitch at the HollyShorts Film Festival, Meyerhoff says repeatedly in talking about her work the [...]

Leah is interviewed by Velvet Park Magazine NewFest Women’s Part 1 – Leah Meyerhoff May 22 2007 interview by Grace Moon Leah Meyerhoff is interviewed by Grace Moon about the Team Queen screening at NewFest Watch the full interview here

Leah will be on “Closet Free Radio” on KZSC tonight at 7:30pm PST “Closet Free Radio” KZSC 88.1 FM 7:30pm PST Closet Free Radio is the longest running radio show in this country featuring Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender programming. Leah will be promoting the upcoming Team Queen screening at the Santa Cruz Film Festival [...]

Leah Meyerhoff is a featured filmmaker on Pawky October 19 2006 MEET THE FILMMAKER 10-19-2006 Leah Meyerhoff (leah) Featured Short: Twitch Involvement: writer/director As a filmmaker, I admire… John Cameron Mitchell, Kimberly Pierce, Lynne Ramsey, Cam Archer, Catherine Breillat, Jonathan Coauette, John Cassavetes, Gus Van Sant, Cindy Sherman, Marina Abramovic, Pipolotti Rist, my dad… I [...]

The Team Queen music video release party is previewed in Flavorpill Post-punk lez rockers Triple Creme enlisted the brightest and most buoyant of New York’s burlesque scene to star in the new music video for their single “Team Queen.” Relentless schtick-slinger Murray Hill hosts the single’s launch party, featuring a live performance by Triple Creme [...]

The Team Queen music video release party is a featured event in Eros Zine Filmmaker and nightlife entrepreneur Leah Meyerhoff is the director of the titillating Team Queen music video, featuring music by the queer- post-punk phenomenon Triple Creme. Ms. Meyerhoff is throwing a Brooklyn bash to celebrate the music video’s premiere. The star-studded main [...]

Leah is interviewed by the Contra Costa Times about the Twitch screening at the San Francisco Indie Film Festival “Filmmaker’s Project Gets Personal” February 5 2006 When the story is as good as filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff’s, you can’t help but be drawn in. – Jennifer Modenessi Contra Costa Times read the full article here

Twitch is reviewed by Film Threat December 22 2005 “Twitch” is a story about fear, love and an uncertain future … Writer/director Leah Meyerhoff has secured her place in film with this short movie … She’s done a story that is as honest as it is touching, and there is nothing sickly sweet about it. [...]

Leah was interviewed by Apperceptions during the Ojai Film Festival Markus Sandy was on a panel called “Distribution in the Digital Age” and Leah was screening her film “Twitch” as part of the “Into the Limelight” program. The rest is history. Watch the full interview here

Leah Meyerhoff is written up in the New York Times “For Would-Be Scorseses The Streets Are Truly Mean” September 10 2004 Leah is an artsy American who wants to make a movie based on her own angry, cold relationship with her disabled mother. – Virginia Heffernan New York Times read the full article here

Leah is mentioned in the Hollywood Reporter for her participation in the Film School series on IFC “Film School” September 9 2004 There’s Leah Meyerhoff, 24, an eccentric from Oakland, Calif., whose film will help her face down demons collected from a childhood spent taking care of her wheelchair-bound mother with MS. – Ray Richmond [...]

Leah Meyerhoff is interviewed by the Boston Globe about her participation in the Film School series on IFC “IFC Reality Show Focuses on Stressed Out Student Filmmakers” September 8 2004 Meyerhoff’s film, “Twitch,” is a coming-of-age story about a teenage girl who’s resentful about taking care of her mother, who has multiple sclerosis.Their complex, fractured [...]

Leah is mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle for her participation in the Film School series on IFC “Industry Buzz” August 8 2004 Tisch alumni Oliver Stone, Spike Lee, Martin Scorsese and “Monster’s Ball” director Marc Forster make cameo appearances, but the real stars are unknowns like 24-year-old Bay Area native Leah Meyerhoff, who tries [...]

Leah Meyerhoff‘s video installation Packaged Goods is reveiwed in today’s New York Times Art In Review: Death to the Fascist Insect that Preys on the Life of the People by Holland Cotter June 25 2004 The area under the Manhattan Bridge overpass is being condominium-ized, and art spaces are on the move. Smack Mellon will [...]