In Who's Watching, writer-director Tim Kasher turns the camera itself into a storytelling device, blending found footage, surveillance imagery, documentary-style filmmaking, and traditional narrative filmmaking. Kasher explains, "We wanted the different perspectives to FEEL like they were being created by different people, despite it almost always being Brian Sowell shooting.
In Who's Watching, writer-director Tim Kasher turns the camera itself into a storytelling device, blending found footage, surveillance imagery, documentary-style filmmaking, and traditional narrative...
Kasher explains, "We wanted the different perspectives to FEEL like they were being created by different people, despite it almost always being Brian Sowell shooting.
Who's Watching is being released on September 18th, 2026.
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In Who's Watching, writer-director Tim Kasher turns the camera itself into a storytelling device, blending found footage, surveillance imagery, documentary-style filmmaking, and traditional narrative filmmaking. Kasher explains, "We wanted the different perspectives to FEEL like they were being created by different people, despite it almost always being Brian Sowell shooting. Who's Watching is being released on September 18th, 2026.
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