The act of observing...
changes everything
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SYNOPSIS
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The Heisenberg Effect is a unique motion picture experience - a complex thriller told entirely from the perspective of its protagonist.
Traumatized as a child, Tim Harris is a brilliant designer of clandestine surveillance cameras for the CIA and NSA. As a result of his trauma and as a coping mechanism for high-functioning autism, he illegally uses his inventions to chronicle his life. But, when he unwittingly records something he shouldn’t, he becomes the target of a deadly conspiracy.
FILMMAKERS
Marshall Peterson
Director/Writer/Producer
Marshall Peterson is an experienced writer/director/editor, earning a Masters Degree in Writing and Directing from the NYU Graduate Film School at the age of twenty-three. He has written and directed over 100 independent films, national TV spots and sponsored films for clients including IBM, Coca-Cola, Stanley Tools, Deloitte, NCR, Owens Corning, Twentieth-Century Fox and dozens of others. His independent film debut, Four Episodes from 1984 (based on the novel by George Orwell), won the Louis B. Mayer Prize and the Eastman Cinematography Award. In all, Peterson’s films have won more than forty-five festival and competition awards.
Ric Reitz
Writer/Producer/"Henry Stark"
Ric Reitz is an actor, producer, writer, and director who has been active in show business for more than forty years. In addition to his work as a writer and producer, Ric has appeared in more than eighty-five films and TV series, including featured roles in Lasse Halstrom’s Safe Haven, Robert Zameckis’s Flight, John Singleton’s Rosewood and recurring roles on Revolution and Surface. He is a member of Actor’s Equity Association (AEA), Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), the Director’s Guild of America (DGA), the Recording Academy (NARAS), the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS), SAG-AFTRA and the Writer’s Guild of America (WGA).
Frank Prinzi, ASC
director of photography
Frank Prinzi’s credits range from feature films to television to documentaries & commercials. He photographed Al Pacino’s passion project Chinese Coffee, the cult favorite Living in Oblivion, and four films with director Marshall Peterson. His feature credits include She’s the One, 200 Cigarettes, The Real Blonde, and The Best Man, among others. Prinzi’s TV work as cinematographer and director includes The Blacklist, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Life on Mars, and Northern Exposure (for which he won an Emmy).