Sarah T. Schwab
ward-winning filmmaker Sarah T. Schwab brings her writing to life on screen with unique and deeply emotional perspectives. Honored to work alongside big-screen talents like Karen Allen ("Indiana Jones" franchise) and fellow Buffalo, NY native William Sadler ("The Shawshank Redemption"), among others, Sarah’s films continue to garner attention and earn awards along the festival circuit. Currently, Sarah is wrapping up post-production on "Crybaby Bridge," her third feature film which she wrote and directed, starring 2x Emmy-nominated actress Sydney Mikayla and “Dexter” star Erik King. As an active member of the playwright and directors unit at the Actors Studio in New York City, Sarah also remains a valued contributor within the theatre community.
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