Jason Noto

writer & director

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Named one of Moviemaker Magazine’s Top 25 Screenwriters to Watch,

Jason is an alumnus of the Berlinale Talent Campus and a member of the Writers Guild of America, East.

His work has been screened internationally at over 30 film festivals and released theatrically across the U.S.

Jason’s upcoming projects include the young adult fantasy series Guardians of the Gods, produced by Cinemate Portugal and Buffalo 8 Productions, and his sophomore feature film All My Innocence, produced by Stoked Bros. Media currently casting for May 2026 production.

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Logo for RFF, a Transatlantic Talent Laboratory, featuring large white letters 'RFF' and a silhouette of a pelican on a black background.
Red and teal number '25' on a white background.
Pink text reading "Performing Talents" with a pink bear holding a pink shape that says "Talents" inside.
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Latest Feature Film: Now streaming on all platforms

Beyond The Night

88% on Rotten Tomatoes

Movie poster for 'Beyond the Night' featuring the silhouettes of two large faces, one male and one female, with a cloudy sky inside the head outlines, and a woman and man holding guns in the foreground, along with a police car with flashing lights.
A vintage-style poster for Butchers Hill with a spooky face at the bottom, a tree with hanging apples, birds, and children collecting something, with the text 'Some Children Never Grow Up' at the bottom.
The poster for the film "The North Star" features a large portrait of a man with a beard and short hair at the top, with four smaller images of African American people working in a field below, set against a rural landscape background. The film's title and tagline "Hope cannot be chained" are also displayed.
The movie poster for "Addiction: A 60's Love Story" features three main characters. The central figure is a man wearing yellow-tinted sunglasses and a dark coat. Behind him to the right is a man holding a gun, silhouette in shadow. To the left in the background is a woman with blonde hair, looking towards the camera. The background shows a city skyline, likely New York City.
Movie poster for 'el camino' featuring three main actors' portraits at the top and four characters walking in the desert below, with the film's title and a quote about the movie.
Poster for 'The Glue Factory' with a side profile of a person lying down, their face and upper chest exposed, with a distressed expression. The title 'The Glue Factory' is prominently displayed at the top.
Black and white poster for the documentary 'Break the Cycle' showing a person holding a basketball on an outdoor court with a cityscape and bridge in the background. A person in a hoodie is sitting on the court near a basketball hoop.
Two males standing with their backs to each other in an urban street, one younger with a hoodie holding boxing gloves and the other older with tattoos, in front of tall buildings under a cloudy sky.