Nicolas Bonmati · Filmmaker
Read the bioWelcome! This is where you can explore many of the films and audiovisual projects I've created. Hope you enjoy watching them as much as I enjoyed making them!
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A Three-Gear Shift
Two drivers meet in an empty parking lot to race for prize money. I shot the race handheld, switching between both cars.
Selected Films
06 filmswriter, director, cinematographer, editor and actor
Two drivers meet in an empty parking lot to race for prize money. I shot the race handheld, switching between both cars.
co-director, screenwriter, editor and cinematographer; group project at ESCAC
A man in a tiny apartment tries to work while his neighbors' noise creeps in. Made with a group at ESCAC film school; every sound and note is ours.
writer, director, cinematographer, editor and actor
A man comes home to find his lover, Honey, with Teddy, and the whole cast is stuffed animals. Part 1 of a revenge story inspired by Kill Bill.
writer, director, cinematographer, editor and actor
Part 2: the man finds Honey with Teddy again.
writer, director, cinematographer and editor
Wealth and homelessness on the same city streets. A film-class piece inspired by Dziga Vertov's Man with a Movie Camera (1929).
writer, director, cinematographer, editor and actor
A guy's ordinary morning keeps getting stranger, until his phone fills with messages telling him to go somewhere alone. My first fiction film.
Additional Shorts
Earlier work, experiments and school projects


Social Media Content
The EYE · Saint John’s SchoolJournalism and media content for The Eye.
Journalism and media content produced for The Eye, Saint John’s School’s student media club. Projects include student interviews, trivia videos, sports interviews, and coverage of school events.
As Director of Content, I develop the content strategy, plan social media coverage, and supervise production by fellow club members. I also contribute directly to filming, editing, and publishing content.
TheEye: Campus coverage, sports interviews, and club productions created as part of the Journalism and Media Club at St. John’s School.