John e. has always been inspired by people and their pets.
They are from Latnix and Jewish descent and a graduate from Savannah College of Art and Design with a BFA in 2013.
They identify as Gender Non-Binary (they/them) and represent and honor the human story through visual pieces created with a genuine sense of curiosity.
During Hanukkah Sam is left to watch her girlfriend’s cat who goes missing. A film by John e. Kilberg.
“Sam is me, a tomboy who struggles to feel loved. I have always felt like a ‘tomboy’ not much of a man and not much of a woman somewhere in between. I am proud to feel that way about myself. It was exciting to create a character like Sam and to see the story play out the way it does.”
I love to film things, tell stories, and read on the subway. I'm pretty sure blue whales are my power animal.
