The Sound Between

Directed by Isabella Dominguez

Writer: Isabella Dominguez
Producers: Isabella Dominguez, Sofia Moreno Lima, Thomas Kuc
Editor: Jasper Gabay
Cinematographer: Theo Braun
Costume Designer: Audrey Laine
Production Designer: Benji Praya
Sound Designer: Tom Mcgovern
Sound Editing: Tom Mcgovern
Music: Aiden Petersen

Logline: A forgotten record player awakens vivid flashbacks of Penelope’s complicated relationship with her mentor, Marko, during her years as a dancer in the 70s, and the sacrifices she made for her art and forbidden love.

Runtime: 14:56

Undergraduate Film & TV
id2127@nyu.edu

Isabella Dominguez is a Colombian actress, director, writer, and producer whose work seeks the emotional truth at the center of lived experience. She began acting in her childhood and later expanded her creative practice at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, where she earned her degree in Film & Television.

Isabella’s artistic voice is rooted in intimate, personal narratives. She blends realism with fragments of her own life, engaging with complex family dynamics, generational trauma, and the hidden forces that shape who we become. Her work is driven by a deep interest in the human response to pain, how emotion is transformed, communicated, and embodied through character. She is passionate about the power of art to translate internal experiences into shared meaning.

Since graduating from Tisch in May, Isabella continues to act, direct, write, and produce. Based in New York City, she works as a creative producer while developing new films and performance projects. Her ambition is to create stories that challenge and move audiences, bringing to the screen characters defined by their contradictions, emotionally layered, shaped by trauma, and deeply human.