Aidan LeTendre is a New York-based filmmaker from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Since childhood, Aidan has loved planning, designing, and building things. Whether these words resulted in movies or LEGO models, he has always accepted creation in whatever form it took.
In 2018, Aidan released his first official short film, Forgotten. While it was far from perfect, it secured him spots at the University of Southern California and the University of California, Los Angeles, for their high school filmmaking summer programs. At these colleges, Aidan produced three more films (Seconds, Bell Peppers, Uncertainty). A year later, Aidan's fifth short film, Inertia, received critical acclaim from ten film festivals worldwide, offering him the opportunity to attend New York University's Tisch School of the Arts program. In the summer between high school and college, Aidan released his next trio of films (Knock, Green, Quandary), securing four more official selections.
At New York University, Aidan prioritized being a versatile and adaptable member on film sets. In addition to writing and directing, he was a prolific cinematographer, shooting over a dozen student films. Working on his own and other students' shorts taught him to be a leader and a team player. In 2021, Aidan released his final film directed in high school, Speculation, premiering in New York, Los Angeles, and his hometown. Aidan's time in New York inspired him to experiment with multiple different styles of filmmaking, including animation (Life), black-and-white silent (Capsule, Kismet, Wayward), and documentary (Fifth). His fifteenth short film, The Ameliorator, capped off this experimentation and served as a self-reflective character study on burnout and falling short of perfection.
In 2024, Aidan graduated college and released Soul Tags, an independent short film he shot in his junior year. While still in its festival run, the film has gathered both critic and public praise, screening in over ten festivals worldwide and accumulating over twenty thousand views online.
Coming up, Aidan has three short films in post-production (The Crustacean, The Passion Plant, Amnesia) and several feature-length screenplays in various stages of development. In addition to his filmmaking and business ventures, Aidan is a disciplined triathlete, weightlifter, and avid golfer currently training for the 2025 Ironman 70.3 in Haines City, Florida.
Parker Sack is an accomplished actor and award-winning screenwriter originally from Atlanta, Georgia. A graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, Parker’s passion for storytelling has been the driving force behind his multifaceted career in the film and television industry. At NYU, he trained extensively in writing and production, gaining a deep understanding of both the creative and technical aspects of filmmaking.Parker Sack is an actor and screenwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, and graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
During his time at Tisch, Parker was selected as the recipient of the Michael Collyer Fellowship in Screenwriting, a prestigious national award given annually by the Writers Guild Initiative to an emerging screenwriter who demonstrates exceptional promise and originality. This honor, awarded in partnership with the WGA East Foundation, placed Parker among the most promising voices of his generation. His work has also been recognized by The Black List, a platform known for identifying and championing outstanding unproduced screenplays. His screenplay was highlighted by the site’s professional readers as a standout submission, further affirming his talent and narrative instincts in the eyes of the industry.Parker's time at film school gave him the skillset to fill any on-set position, from fight choreography to grip and electric. With over a decade of experience in the film industry and dozens of credits, Parker can answer any questions regarding your production needs.
Parker’s creative range and professionalism have led to involvement in numerous award-winning and high-profile productions. His credits include major projects such as Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist (Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Hart),
Dopesick (Michael Keaton), and Unstoppable from Artist Equity (Jennifer Lopez, Don Cheadle, Jharrel Jerome). These experiences have deepened his understanding of large-scale productions and enhanced his ability to deliver high-caliber work under pressure.
Off set, Parker is deeply committed to personal growth and physical discipline. He is a dedicated martial artist who trains regularly in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Wrestling, and Boxing. These practices complement his film work, particularly in stunt coordination and action choreography. He also finds great joy in spending time with his close-knit family, friends, and two pitbulls.
As both a storyteller and technician, Parker Sack brings a rare combination of creative vision, technical fluency, and set-savvy experience to every project. Whether crafting a screenplay, stepping into a role, or supporting a crew behind the scenes, Parker approaches his work with passion, precision, and a deep respect for the collaborative nature of filmmaking.
