Stasis is not a word that’s ever been used to describe London-based, American filmmaker, visual artist, and musician Zoë Greenbaum.  Just returned from Japan where her most recent short film, Feel Nothing Inc, won the grand prize in fiction, Zoë quickly found herself on the road again  - this time in France -  with An Unmarried Woman,  a series of 18 watercolors in the form of an intimate diary transforming the Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards into an out-of-control, alcoholic divorcée, Keira Richard.   As she prepared to bring Keira to Greece for Rob Pruitt’s Flea Market in Hydra, Zoë was simultaneously prepping a solo show for September at IFAC in New York, working on Low Fidelity  - her graphic novel on the foibles of dating in the UK, rehearsing in London with her new band, One Hour Diner, while meeting with potential partners for her debut feature, My World at Night.  

Trained as a manga artist in Japan, Zoë did her Masters in filmmaking at London Film School before going on to make several award-winning short films.  A Top 10 finalist in Coppola's American Zoetrope Screenplay Competition, as well as in Nantucket’s Tony Cox Awards, Zoë has three feature screenplays in development.