Shark Girl

SHARK GIRL follows a beautiful young influencer who survives a mysterious shark attack transforming her into a monstrous apex predator, hunting and feeding in sunny Venice Beach, California.

SHARK GIRL stars Alexandra Corin Johnston (AMERICAN PLAYBOY: THE HUGH HEFNER STORY), Ryan Bertroche ("Love, Victor" / CHILDREN OF THE CORN), Devon Odessa ("My So-Called Life"), Nick Tag and more. The film was both written and directed by Justin Shilton and Rob Zazzali. 

In bringing the project to life, Justin Shilton states: "SHARK GIRL was born from a need to make a movie that was entirely our own creation. As writers/ directors, Rob and I put our heart and soul into making this film, and what we lacked in budget we made up for with invention and creativity. We wanted to create a monster that's entirely new to the genre, one that the audience can identify with - good or bad - and we found the perfect actress to play Shark Girl in Alexandra Corin Johnston. She leads a fearless cast that threw themselves into their roles with total conviction, and we couldn't be more proud of each and every performance. The film crosses a few genres - horror, sci-fi, and thriller, to deliver audiences a unique experience, and a new "baddie" to fear, in our Shark Girl monster."

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About Filmmaker Justin Shilton

Justin Shilton is a filmmaker living in Venice Beach, California. Justin graduated from Boston University with a degree in Film; and after a successful acting career, with roles in "Little Miss Sunshine", and "The Aviator", Justin turned his full attention towards writing. His first produced feature script, "Squatters", stars Richard Dreyfuss and Luke Grimes and was purchased by Sony Entertainment. His second feature, "Alex of Venice", starring Don Johnson and Mary E. Winstead, premiered at Tribeca.

About Filmmaker Rob Zazzali

Rob Zazzali is a filmmaker in Redondo Beach, California. After graduating from Georgetown University and working with forensics detectives at the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film. He served as an executive producer of over 150 episodes of television for networks that include Discovery, History, and MTV. In addition to show-running multiple series, Rob appeared on the other side of the camera in shows like "This Is Us" and "Modern Family." Rob recently wrote, directed, and starred in an award-winning web series, and currently has multiple TV and film projects in development.