REENA DUTT DIRECTOR | theatre + film
Upcoming and Recent Film
SCATTERED
directed by Reena Dutt
2021, Short film
In pre-production
San Francisco, CA
FOUND
written/directed by Reena Dutt
2022, Short film
In post-production
Longview, WA
TOO MANY BODIES
written/directed by Reena Dutt
2021, Short music and dance film
Winner of over 11 awards nationally in the festilval circuit. Watch in online.
Los Angeles, CA
A short original piece for St. Patrick's Day. Appeared on Evite.com. CLICK TO WATCH
Spec for the Champagne and Wine company. CLICK TO WATCH
A New Filmmakers On Location competition winner - Finalist! CLICK TO WATCH
A short film discussing sexual assault in a magical setting, starring Meena Serendib and Sunkrish Bala. CLICK TO WATCH
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Dutt is a director and producer, Project Involve alumn and a past KRF Producing Fellowship recipient at San Francisco Film Society.
She most recently directed a short film called FOUND in Longview, WA which is currently in post production, and she was in development with Guneet Monga and Sikhya for another short film entitled THE NURSE. Dutt directed TOO MANY BODIES, a music video for "Place Called Us" by Alex Mackey also a socially driven piece advocating for gun reform, which was picked up by NoRAnow.org and SurvivorsEmpowered.org. It is currently traveling the festival circuit, and has received numerous awards in music video and social justice categories.
She directed 3 PUFFS OF GOLD, a piece about domestic violence, and was a finalist for New Filmmakers Los Angeles: On Location competition with her film "SNAPSHOT!" (2011).
In addition, Dutt directed a series of Sponsored and Original Content projects for Evite.com, commercials for Mr. Tummee, and a spec for Moet Chandon.
Dutt is a graduate of the Media Arts program at the University of Arizona, Tucson, and the acting program at William Esper Studio, New York City.
Dutt also directs for theatre and has an extensive producing history.
Project Involve Film Independent Fellow
SFFIlm KRF Fellow
Trans Atlantic Partners
Reena Dutt. Photo courtesy of
Mika Larson Photography