Description
Join us on Devil’s Night at LTV Studios for an unforgettable evening of cinema, music, and masquerade!
At 7:00 PM, the night begins with a special artist talk by filmmaker Adam Baranello, who will share insights into his creative process, his inspiration, and the making of his latest film.
Following the talk, we’ll screen Night, a haunting vampire tale directed by Baranello. Known for his bold, independent filmmaking style that blends movement, music, and visual storytelling, Baranello offers a fresh, avant-garde take on the vampire genre. Night stars Gail Baranello, Mya Davis, Joe Carson, Alex Propso, Tara Ryze, and David J. Moriarty.
After the film, stay for a live performance of the original soundtrack, bringing the atmosphere of Night to life in a new way.
Then, at 8:30 PM, the night transforms into our Vampire Masquerade After Party, featuring DJ dance and vibe sets, door prizes, and a costume contest.
Don’t miss this unique mix of film, live music, and Halloween energy right here in the Hamptons.
About Adam Baranello
Adam Baranello is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work spans film, dance, music, and visual art. Based on Long Island, Adam has carved out a reputation for creating independent projects that blur the lines between traditional genres. His films are known for their raw style, experimental visuals, and an emphasis on movement and atmosphere — reflecting his background as both a filmmaker and performer.
Through his company, A&G Dance Company, Adam and his creative partner Gail Baranello have produced original works that bring together film, live performance, and sound in innovative ways. His artistic philosophy centers on independence and authenticity, often producing work outside the mainstream system to maintain creative freedom.
Night, his latest film, is a modern vampire tale that combines striking imagery, haunting characters, and an original soundtrack performed live. It’s both a genre piece and an exploration of timeless themes — transformation, desire, and the thin line between darkness and light.
Adam continues to push boundaries by creating work that is immersive, immediate, and rooted in both community and art-as-experience.
