Thinking Habits
A taxi-driver and husband pursues his lifelong music career with his late-friend’s niece.
The Story
After the passing of a dear friend, a taxi-driver and chronic optimist, Miles, pursues his lifelong music dreams with a new bandmate, his late-friend’s niece named Lana.
Through their unlikely friendship and shared connection to the power of music, they confront their own internal battles, oblivious to the profound impact they have on each other.
Independent films like these are truly collective projects created by and enjoyed by communities. Every film like this one takes a dedicated community of people eager to see great art get made. Thinking Habits is a labor of love, with everyone in the crew and cast donating their resources, time, expertise.
Even still, we need support from people like you! Financial contributions to the film will be used to help cover costs for equipment, equipment, and lodging. We’d love to have you join this community project and be a part of our team.
Please follow @thinkinghabitsfilm, and check this website later to hear more about our upcoming Kickstarter campaign! There’s a lot of perks for contributors as well!
Adi Jahić
Writer & Director
The son of Bosnian refugees, is a filmmaker working out of Philadelphia and Los Angeles known for the award-winning feature ‘Things We Like’.
Noël Prophet
Miles
Noël began acting at the former Berkshire Public Theater in Pittsfield, MA, taking on leading roles in several productions. A self-taught, life-long student of music, Noël founded and fronted the popular 90’s Massachusetts reggae-rock troupe, Dredi.
This story is about perusing a passion out of pure love of craft over any kind of validation. Each of us believe in telling stories, because we love to and like our lead character Miles, we all feel a deep need to do this work.
Embodying the story
Emma Kuhlman
Lana
An actor obsessed with choices and craft, Emma is thrilled to be a part of the powerhouse team working on Thinking Habits
Our small team met each other collaborating across features, shorts, school work, and music. Collectively we believe the way in which you make something informs the thing itself- and so we hold ourselves to the highest standards of collaboration.
Process Informs Product
From development to production and distribution, our team values exploration, feedback, and inspiring authentic storytelling.
Collaboration
Andrew Logue
Producer
Originally from Ireland, Andrew now works out of New York and Boston. The stories that he chooses to focus on are intimate, internally focused films.
Contact us!
thinkinghabitsteam at gmail.com