Susan Landau Finch

Susie Landau Finch is a producer-writer-director with a background in film and theater production. She has worked extensively for American Zoetrope in all aspects of film production under the aegis of Francis Ford Coppola's Los Angeles and San Francisco studios among others. She received her B.A. from Hampshire College and pursued graduate study at NYU's Department of Dramatic Writing, attending high school in London, England. She produced the independent feature Wake (2003), starring Gale Harold and Blake Gibbons with an appearance by Martin Landau, directed by Roy Finch. She currently has several projects in development including "All I Have of You", also by Finch, and "The Dead Girls", an adaptation of the Jorge Ibarguengoitia novel to star Anjelica Huston. She co-wrote a screenplay entitled "Sardines" for Austrian filmmaker Edgar Honetschläger, which was accepted into the Rotterdam Cinemart as well as IFP No Borders. Landau Finch has scripted the feature "Dark Is Your Heart, Venus", a period love story set in Vienna, which she will produce in Europe. She is currently US president for Vision Picture Company an Australian Film Company. Landau Finch is committed to commercially viable, maverick projects with "A" level cast and scripts of exceptional literary quality. Through the cultivation of cutting edge concepts, her company, "Wildwell Films", is dedicated to producing movies with a fiercely independent flair.