Dillon Black had finished up principal photography and was headed into post-production on his new short film, “What’s Left of Barry,” when the coronavirus pandemic turned things upside down.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Murrysville filmmaker’s latest earns honorable mention at Top Shorts film festival
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