Stefanie Abel Horowitz embarked on a decade-long journey as a theater director before transitioning to the realm of film, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her illustrious career.
Her second short film, "Sometimes, I Think About Dying", made a significant splash at the prestigious 2019 Sundance Film Festival, where it premiered to great acclaim, earning her widespread recognition and accolades.
Following its triumphant debut, the film embarked on a global tour as part of the Sundance Shorts Tour, garnering widespread recognition and accolades, further solidifying Stefanie Abel Horowitz's impressive achievement.
The esteemed Future Filmmaker Award from the Palm Springs International Film Festival was conferred upon her, a testament to her exceptional talent and impact, solidifying her position as a rising star in the film industry.
Moreover, her film was shortlisted for an Academy Award, a remarkable achievement that underscores the exceptional quality and impact of her work.
In addition to her outstanding work in film, Stefanie Abel Horowitz has had the distinction of being an alumna of the 2019 New Voices Sundance Lab and a member of the Lincoln Center Directors Lab, providing her with invaluable opportunities to hone her craft and collaborate with like-minded individuals.
Furthermore, her thought-provoking essay, "He's Your Destiny. Just Be Patient.", was published in The New York Times' Modern Love 2019 column, offering a glimpse into her remarkable literary talents, demonstrating her versatility and range as a creative individual.
