Filmmaker Spotlight

Jeffrey Stoltzfus

Jeffrey Stoltzfus was born in Lancaster, PA in 1978. He grew up on a small dairy farm until the age of seven. While in High School he excelled in classes such as advanced art, graphic design, photography and Video Production. He started to receive high praise from his video production teacher and even garnered fans throughout the school. Soon he took over the school’s morning television show. After High School Jeff took a year off to write scripts and study movies before attending the Art Institute of Philadelphia for Video/Film Production. After graduation Stoltzfus began working for CN8 news, first as a cameraman, then later as floor director. During this time, he started his own production company, Super-Nerve Entertainment along with Producer Russ Lichterman. Super-Nerve has since produced a feature length slapstick comedy entitled Misdirected, in addition to over four other short films. Super-Nerve’s current production is called Victim’s Song, a dark and suspenseful script about two men with nothing to lose that take a suspected murderer hostage in hopes of getting a confession from him. Stoltzfus and Lichterman scoured the region looking for the right group of talent for Victim’s Song. Casting for long days over four months Stoltzfus and Lichterman saw nearly two hundred actors. With a solid cast and crew in place, production on Victim’s Song began in August 2005. More can be learned about Jeffrey Stoltzfus, his production company Super-Nerve Entertainment, or his current project Victim’s Song by searching the web and/or linking to the clip above. http://www.victimssong.com/