Chagrin Falls filmmaker answers questions about career at Cleveland screenings for ‘Emily the Criminal’

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Tyler Davidson’s film “Emily the Felony” opens nationwide this weekend and he’ll be in Cleveland at native screenings on Friday and Saturday for questions in regards to the film and his profession.

Davidson graduated from Chagrin Falls Excessive College in 1993. He then graduated from the College of Virginia and began his movie profession in Cleveland with the film “The 12 months That Trembled.”

He by no means left.

“I’ve two children which are in Chagrin faculties right here and I favor this as my dwelling base and I’m going to LA once I must,” mentioned Davidson, who produces motion pictures for his firm Low Spark Movies. “However we’ve shot quite a few motion pictures in Northeast Ohio and that is my favourite place to make motion pictures.”

Along with “Emily the Felony,” starring Aubrey Plaza from “Parks and Recreation,” he’s additionally produced “The Land” starring Machine Gun Kelly and “The Kings of Summer time,” each set and filmed in Northeast Ohio.

Davidson will do a Q&A after the 7:20 p.m. screening of “Emily the Felony” at Chagrin Cinemas on Friday and after the 7 p.m. screening at Cinemark Valley View on Saturday.

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