THE ROAD TO ETERNITY
Two film students begin making a documentary about their professor, an ambitious filmmaker who has just finished her first feature film and dreams of winning an Oscar.
Meet the crew
Sherry:
Shahrzad “Sherry” Dadgar is an award-winning director, writer, and photographer. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning Engineering and an MFA in Feature Film Production from the University of Central Florida (UCF). She has earned international recognition for her work, having written and directed two short films, 500 Ounces of Gold and Highlight, both of which received multiple awards at film festivals worldwide. She is currently in post-production on her debut feature film, Eternity Road.
Shahrzad is deeply committed to the transformative power of storytelling as a means to spark meaningful dialogue, challenge societal perceptions, and educate audiences on issues related to gender equality, racial and sexual stereotypes, and underrepresented communities.
In addition to her creative work, Shahrzad is a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Media and Entertainment and a student advisor at Colorado State University Pueblo, where she mentors and inspires the next generation of storytellers.
Ruby Sweeney-Spitzeck:
I am a multimedia story teller based out of Pueblo, Colorado. I recently graduated with a Media Production degree from Colorado State University Pueblo, however am originally from Melbourne, Australia. I am adventurous, carefree and especially passionate about moving images on screen.
AJ Gunn:
Raised in Indiana, found my home in Colorado and these days, you'll usually find me behind a controller, watching a story unfold from a few hundred feet up.
I'm FAA Part 107 certified and genuinely passionate about capturing perspectives most people never get to see.
Sixteen years on the wrestling mat shaped how I work: preparation matters, every detail matters, and you never cut corners. I bring that same discipline to every project paired with a creative eye that's always sharpening.
I've never been afraid of starting over or betting on myself.