Saxon's work as a filmmaker is an extension of the same curiosity that drives her ventures — understanding what makes people feel, choose, and connect. She directs stories that are honest, quiet, and felt.
Saxon's debut feature tells the story of Emma — a coffee shop worker navigating heartbreak, hope, and the complicated art of holding on. Written and directed by Saxon, the film showcases her ability to craft intimate, emotionally grounded narratives.
Starring her brother Sawyer Sharbino alongside Jennifer Michele Dewinter, Rocco Lupo, and Aneta Kernova, Coffee Shop Girl is a deeply personal project that demonstrates Saxon's distinct voice as a storyteller.
Coffee Shop Girl — "The Right Blend of Heartbreak, Hope, and Holding On."
"I make films the same way I build products — by starting with human truth and working backwards."Saxon Sharbino
Every story begins with an honest portrait of a person — their wants, contradictions, and the small moments that define them. Performance and psychology lead the camera.
Saxon directs for what's unspoken. The pause. The held breath. The decision not made. Emotional complexity lives in restraint, not exposition.
Her sets are lived-in. Costumes, locations, and production design are chosen to disappear — to serve the story without calling attention to themselves.
Additional writing and development projects available upon request. Contact Paige at paige@symbolspr.com
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