Non-union, indie doc-fiction hybrid. We're making PEEKABOO, a dark comedy about a woman who sneaks around at night looking into strangers' windows. Part of the film is a documentary-style layer: real people, in their real homes, doing whatever they actually do in the evening, filmed from outside through their own windows. (this is discussed beforehand, therefore, no one is actually peeping on you) 18+ only, and you must be the only person visible unless everyone in view is an adult who signs a release. No nudity. We'll keep anything private out of frame. Everyone on camera signs a release, and your address stays private. You must be able to sign location release and appearance release. Diversity of ages, races, sizes, activties is encouraged. Diversity of homes is encouraged, campers and tents too! also we are looking to film THIS week! IDEAS Any quirky, harmless habit that would look strange from a sidewalk. BIO Kelly Loudenberg is a filmmaker, writer, and visual artist whose work traces the hidden systems that shape American life—legal, architectural, psychological. Her Netflix series The Confession Tapes and Exhibit A explored the fragile boundaries between truth and belief in the criminal justice system, examining the role of false confessions and forensic mythologies. Her work has appeared in The Atavist, Slate, and The Atlantic, and her award-winning profile "The Caregivers" was honored by the American Society of Journalists and Authors in 2023. Loudenberg's visual work has been featured at the Venice Architecture Biennale, the Center for Land Use Interpretation, and Monte Vista Projects. She is currently based in Los Angeles, where she continues to interrogate the themes of money, perception, and power. Her nonfiction book Hollywood Vampires was published by Dey St/HarperCollins in June 2025. "The Caregivers" was optioned by LowSpark in 2026.
