Sarah Demeestere

Superstring Creations Inc
Actor, Filmmaker, Director and Producer

Los Angeles, California

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About Sarah

Los Angeles based French-American actor-director.

The values I stand for are artistic creativity, inspiring society and working with others and I am skilled at visualizing, entertaining, motivating and initiating change.

I spend my days creating still & moving images and generating compelling stories with the intention that they move, touch and inspire others. As a master manifester, my passion lies in bringing ideas and visions to life for the screen.

I have trained both in Paris and Los Angeles as a filmmaker and an actor, obtaining a Masters Degree in Film from the Sorbonne and festival recognition in Cannes and San Francisco.

I have to this day self-produced, directed and starred in a number of short films, commercials and music videos and am currently in development on a new project.

I wish to continue contributing to the ever-flourishing moving pictures and put my gifts to use in collaboration with others in the art of storytelling.

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Osmosis (2013)
Film (Short, Comedy and Drama) Actress The story of two lonely souls confronting themselves in Dr. M.D.'s waiting room.
Invasion of the Money Snatchers (2012)
Film (Short, Comedy, Sci-Fi and Thriller) Actress Dr. Millie Beenhell discovers an outbreak of "mass hysteria" in her small town of Santa Maria. Her patients are claiming that their relatives and loved ones have changed overnight as if their bodies have been abducted by some foreign alien. The transformed creatures become unscrupulous salespeople obsessively hawking their counterfeit wares at all costs. The plot reveals a pod like plant being distributed by the alien hucksters that absorbs the appearance of its victim while asleep leaving the true person dead. We soon realize the earth is under a worldwide invasion leaving no human immune to the hell of the eternal pitch. Written by Lou Mulford
Show All (2012)
Film (Short and Comedy) Actress Three ladies are getting ready to meet the love of their life only to be met with a mirror reflecting their own true self.
Le Petit Nuage (2012)
Film (Short, Musical and Romance) Actress LE PETIT NUAGE (The Little Cloud), where two people meet in a cafe and it's love at first sight. One glance and a flicker of attraction transforms into wistful love as we are delighted by this journey through the City of Light. Written by Anonymous
Plant Life (2012)
Video (Short and Comedy) Actress Greg and Glen just want what every other loving couple wants. But one is a man, and the other a ficus benjamina. It's not going to be easy.... This satirical mock documentary examines the unique relationship of man and plant from a variety of standpoints: friends, family, experts, activists, fellow Planters. Even the rookie documentarist can't help but get in over his head after chronicling the unlikely pair's bumpy journey and ultimate fate. The couple's intimate connection calls into question what society considers normal, natural, acceptable, valuable...and reminds us, in the words of one of Greg's fellow Planters, 'True love never stops growing.' Written by Anonymous
Artists and Alchemists (2011)
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DuElle (2010)
Film (Short and Comedy) Director This is the story of two women who discover they are one.
The Unit (2008)
Television (Action, Drama, Thriller and War) Actress Hour long show which looks at the life of American super-secret operators.
Without a Trace (2005)
Television (Crime, Drama, Mystery and Thriller) Actress As any detective can tell you, investigating missing property or deaths is comparatively easy compared to elusive missing people. However in New York City, there is a special unit of the FBI that is designed to find them. Using the vast resources of their bureau, the team, lead by Agent Jack Malone, race against time in the tight 72 hour window after a disappearance while hope for a recovery is still typically possible. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)