a movement film by GRACE LENEGHAN; music: "SPA" by Icona Pop x SOFI TUKKER

director and choreographer: GRACE LENEGHAN featuring: GRACE LENEGHAN, VICTORIA ZAJAC, GABRIELLA MYKAL, KRYSTAL GEM, ALEJANDRA JAIME, CAYLEY COSTELLO, MAYAR HAMDAN, EMMA MAZZUCA, LIZ CATCHINGS cinematographers: GRACE LENEGHAN, LUCAS BRAHME, GABRIELLA MYKAL, EMMA MAZZUCA editor: GRACE LENEGHAN music: "MAN'S WORLD" by MARINA featured artwork: MARY LENEGHAN & GRACE LENEGHAN

This piece is a modern adaptation I wrote inspired by William Congreve's The Way of the World. Mrs. Marwood is a YouTube beauty guru with a lust for attention and validation. She loves hairspray, Sofi Tukker, and seeing her reflection through the camera lens. In this piece, she FaceTimes her lover Fainall.

A psychological, psychedelic short film inspired by the "Good Wife's Guide" and Sarah Kane's "4.48 Psychosis". Featured music and image: Joe Pyne Talk Show, "Begone Dull Care" - Evelyn Lambart & Norman McLaren, "Renaissance Madrigals" - Hilliard Ensemble, "Memento Mori" - Lamb of God, "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" - Paul Anka, "Put Your Head on My Shoulder (Remix)" - Mattrixx, "Happy Retro Cooking Music" - Relax Music, "Dream a Little Dream of Me" - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong (ALCHEMII MIX) Thank you Connor Leneghan and Joe Zhang.

Self-tape submission for Boardwalk Empire.

Concept video for a piece in development. A modern adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet entitled Roma and Julia by Alejandra Jaime featuring Krystal Gem Jackson as Roma and Grace Leneghan as Julia.

In this comedic short, Snow White's Evil Queen is waiting for the Hunstman to get back with Snow White's heart. She is bored in her castle; touching up her makeup, dancing, and eating apples while she waits. The mirror gives her a feminist reality check.

This is a short piece I created from being given a prompt in my Movement class at CalArts of a "body part, color, and form of sound". I used "feet, red, and percussion". The piece is a multi-layered conversation on female expectations, explored through color theory and my practice of Irish dance. I used Tennessee Williams' poem "Gold Tooth Blues".