Kim Cummings is an award-winning writer/director who’s feature film, “In Montauk (2012),” picked up seven awards including Best Director at Toronto Indie Film Fest and the Audience Award for Best Drama at the Woods Hole Film Festival. Richard Propes called “In Montauk” “one of 2012’s indie highlights.” Cummings’ shorts include “Square Breathing (2024)” in collaboration with Susannah Nolan, “Ordinary (2020),” a dance film collaboration with her daughter, Celine Bassman made during the pandemic, Kate Greer’s short, “That’s What She Told Me (2011),” and “Flower Of A Girl,” an experimental film based on a poem by Rebecca Gopoian. Cummings’ first short film, “Weeki Wachee Girls (2000)” played in over 70 festivals around the world picking up three Best Of Awards and is available on Cummings’ YouTube Channel. Cummings has received grants from Queens Council on the Arts and the Long Island Film/TV Foundation and was a finalist for the WIF Foundation Post-Production grant. She has also served as a juror for Queens Council on the Arts and a panelist on filmmaking panels and grants panels for various arts organizations. Distributed by FilmHub, “In Montauk” is available through several outlets including IndieFlix and AmazonPrime. Cummings is currently working on a new feature script.