Warren Eig
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Editor
- Director
Award-Winning Director who has been involved in feature films and
television for many years. A native of New Jersey, Eig graduated Boston
University's College of Communications, Magna Cum Laude, with a
Bachelor of Science Degree in Broadcasting and Film.
32nd Annual Silver Telly Award Winner. A Quarter Finalist in The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Nicholl's Fellowship in Screenwriting competition, he was also a Quarter Finalist in Scriptapalooza International Screenplay Competition. Eig sold the treatment, "Safe Haven," to Kamin-Howell Entertainment and wrote the treatment "Pastime" for Jericho Entertainment. He worked as a segment editor for the 66th Annual Academy Awards, before moving to Jacobs & Gerber, Inc. He freelanced at Playboy Entertainment as a writer/producer for on-air promos at the Playboy Channel. Eig Produced and Directed a short film for the Getty Museum.
Eig's Award Winning comedy "A Family X-mas" has played around the country in more than seventeen film festivals, most notably the Florida Film Festival. Eig Won Best Comedy Short at the WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival and was Best of the Fest at the Newport Beach International Film Festival, Best of the Fest at the Wine Country International Film Festival, and Top Ten nominated films at the Rhode Island International Film Festival (an Academy Award© qualifier). Eig was also a Finalist in the USA Film Festival.
"Knit Wits," premiered at the Newport Beach International Film Festival. It has also played at Big Bear Lake International Film Festival, Marcos Island International Film Festival, Pacific Palisades Film Festival, the Palm Beach International Film Festival, in London at the Northern Heights International Short Film Festival and most recently was the first American film ever invited to the Sukagawa International Film Festival in Japan.
Eig has worked on such films as The Mask (with Jim Carrey), Sam Rami's Army of Darkness and Spiderman; in television on WB's Angel, and HBO's Tales From the Crypt to name a few.
He has edited projects for Disney, Universal; the pilot Gideon Falls, The Homeless Joe Show as well as the feature films Buried Alive and Showstopper.
32nd Annual Silver Telly Award Winner. A Quarter Finalist in The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Nicholl's Fellowship in Screenwriting competition, he was also a Quarter Finalist in Scriptapalooza International Screenplay Competition. Eig sold the treatment, "Safe Haven," to Kamin-Howell Entertainment and wrote the treatment "Pastime" for Jericho Entertainment. He worked as a segment editor for the 66th Annual Academy Awards, before moving to Jacobs & Gerber, Inc. He freelanced at Playboy Entertainment as a writer/producer for on-air promos at the Playboy Channel. Eig Produced and Directed a short film for the Getty Museum.
Eig's Award Winning comedy "A Family X-mas" has played around the country in more than seventeen film festivals, most notably the Florida Film Festival. Eig Won Best Comedy Short at the WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival and was Best of the Fest at the Newport Beach International Film Festival, Best of the Fest at the Wine Country International Film Festival, and Top Ten nominated films at the Rhode Island International Film Festival (an Academy Award© qualifier). Eig was also a Finalist in the USA Film Festival.
"Knit Wits," premiered at the Newport Beach International Film Festival. It has also played at Big Bear Lake International Film Festival, Marcos Island International Film Festival, Pacific Palisades Film Festival, the Palm Beach International Film Festival, in London at the Northern Heights International Short Film Festival and most recently was the first American film ever invited to the Sukagawa International Film Festival in Japan.
Eig has worked on such films as The Mask (with Jim Carrey), Sam Rami's Army of Darkness and Spiderman; in television on WB's Angel, and HBO's Tales From the Crypt to name a few.
He has edited projects for Disney, Universal; the pilot Gideon Falls, The Homeless Joe Show as well as the feature films Buried Alive and Showstopper.
