IAN WOLFLEY (writer/director) is a filmmaker, writer, and customer service lackey living and working in San Francisco. His work has shown at A Night of Horror International Film Festival, Frameline Film Festival, and on HBO. In high school, Ian was accepted into the Sundance Institute’s Documentary Workshop, where he made the short documentary Walk-In Closet, which told the coming out stories of men from three different generations and looked at the differences and similarities of their stories. Walk-In Closet screened at the Frameline Film Festival and at the Museum of Television & Radio in New York. He was also cinematographer for the documentaries Out of the Silence and Climbing: A Personal Revelation, which was purchased and aired by HBO. In 2010, Ian joined the filmmaking team The HIV Story Project, a non-profit organization committed to supporting HIV/AIDS non-profits and telling their stories using traditional and new media. He co-produced and co-directed the compilation feature film Still Around, which screened at festivals internationally and won Best Documentary at the Out
In The Desert Film Festival. Most recently, Ian completed the short horror film Bug Chaser, which has also screened at festivals internationally and won the Best Male Short Film Award at FilmOut San Diego. He recently completed another short horror film, You Should Stop.
