The Directing Work

A Perfect Day

A timely and powerful short film about two seemingly ordinary strangers existing in the heart of "perfect" suburbia, fated to meet at a life-changing moment, both confronting the demons we all share. Oscar short qualifier, and winner of multiple film festivals and awards. Human Relations Media, one of the nation's top educational video distributors, has built an entire class curriculum around the film.

Adam Rubin Dramatic Reel

The dynamic artistic vision of Adam Rubin combining style and substance.

The Cricket Player

A young boy recently moved to the Midwest, USA from Apartheid-era South Africa struggles to fit in, while still remaining connected to his past. Winner of several film festivals and former qualifier for the Academy Award Short Film final group of 50.

Adam Rubin Commercial Reel

A selection of Adam Rubin's short form work.

JT Caster Traveller

The first of two short films about an American Journalist traveling across Italy made for the Japan Tobacco company, Hakuhodo - Japan's largest ad agency, and the "Caster" brand.

Forever After

A twenty minute teaser trailer of the Holocaust documentary film I've been co_Producing and Directing. The film is a psychological look at the effects of the Holocaust, and on genocide in general, on the descendants of the actual survivors. We've shot globally in the US, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, and South Africa, as we assess how geography, politics, and culture all play a role in the Holocaust's continued impact. The film is about 50% completed, and hopes are to complete it over the next year or two.

Adam Rubin Photography Reel

A small sample of the unique eye and vision I bring to the table. I have developed a style built on personal exploration and skills and techniques learned while studying at USC film school. I believe my vision translates well both in the cinematic and still photography world. The reel also explores some of the many cultures and countries that Ive experienced. I bring this experience into my work, giving me a unique multi-cultural spin on the world we live in.