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Rick Schmidt

Rick Schmidt

Director · Born 1944-03-04 · Chicago, Illinois, USA

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Biography

Rick Schmidt has been creating films since the seventies and "Sticky Wicket" is his 26th feature. His films have been screened in film festivals around the world, including Sundance's Dramatic Competition (Grand Jury Prize nomination), Slamdance, Rotterdam, Berlin International, New Directors/New Films, the Museum of Modern Art (NY), and has received critical praise from top film critics. Schmidt is also the author of "Feature Filmmaking at Used Car Prices" which is considered "The Bible" of fledgling filmmakers and has been credited with influencing filmmakers Kevin Smith, Vin Diesel, Tom DiCillo and others. His "Extreme DV" (Penguin Books, 2004) is for the digital filmmaker with an improv story. Since 1995 his "Feature "Workshops" have allowed dozens of aspiring filmmakers to make their first feature film, and their "Chetzemoka's Curse" has been certified Dogme #10 by internationally acclaimed Dogme 95 filmmakers Lars Von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg. In addition, Schmidt's first fiction work, a historical novel entitled "Black President," was released in the UK by Picnic Publishing, 2008.

Directed

  1. Emerald Cities (1983) — Director
  2. A Man, a Woman and a Killer (1975) — Director
  3. Morgan's Cake (1989) — Director
  4. 1988: The Remake (1977) — Director
  5. Mirage (2005) — Director
  6. Chetzemoka's Curse (2001) — Director
  7. Blues for the Avatar (1996) — Director
  8. Prospects (2010) — Director
  9. Release the Head (2004) — Director
  10. Maisy's Garden (1998) — Director
  11. Welcome to Serendipity (1998) — Director
  12. Sun and Moon (1999) — Director
  13. American Orpheus (1991) — Director
  14. Rick's Canoe (2006) — Director
  15. White Stork Is Coming (2010) — Director
  16. Crash My Funeral (1999) — Director
  17. Tears of Bankers (2012) — Director
  18. The Higden Man (2004) — Director
  19. Sticky Wicket (2012) — Director
  20. Someone Like Me (1996) — Director
  21. It’s Not About the Shawerma (2002) — Director
  22. Real Life (2007) — Director