David Pfrimmer is a writer, director and producer from Vancouver, BC. He has a bachelor’s degree in Motion Picture Arts from Capilano University and was the recipient of the Alex Green award for dedication, while valuing kindness towards others. David made his writing debut with the short, When the Clock Strikes Midnight. He also wrote and directed the short 80’s horror comedy, After the Beep. David has worked professionally in the film industry over the last decade and has excelled in multiple positions including props, production, and locations. His film experience ranges from low budget Indies, to high budget Hollywood blockbusters. He can be described as diligent, hard working, and caring. In 2019, he became the co-owner of Water Flower Studios, a multimedia production company dedicated to creating content that provokes and inspires. He is currently developing the first season of the award winning pilot, Epic Quest with the series creator, Chelsea Goodman. He is a current member of the short screening committee at the Whistler International Film Festival. David is inspired by art; in all of the forms it takes. He strives to create content that is fun and meaningful, while reminding us not to take life too seriously.