Short Film

Youth, a short film coming in 2016. Starring Jessica Stroup and George Maguire, directed by Brett Marty. A sci-fi film about growing old in a world of perpetual youth.
December 2, 2015

A Little Help from Our Friends

We’re launching our IndieGogo campaign today to raise finishing funds for the film. It’s exciting and a little nerve-racking, but hey. That’s filmmaking.

It’s been a lot of fun seeing all the different elements of post production come together. Editorial work from Jeff Sharpe and some major decisions about storyline on our parts. A great score from Marcus Fischer and supervision and design from Marc Weidenbaum. Color from Ayumi Ashley. Sound mix and post-production sound supervision from Shawn Doyle.
Of course, all of this is expensive and time-consuming, hence the fundraising efforts. If you want to help this film come together — or you just want to get behind some good old fashioned indie filmmaking — please consider donating to the campaign or sharing with your friends. Or both. Both would be good.

 

Youth, a short film coming in 2016. Starring Jessica Stroup and George Maguire, directed by Brett Marty. A sci-fi film about growing old in a world of perpetual youth.
November 17, 2015

Picture Lock

3 months, 17 days. 387 shots. Picture lock, baby. Looking forward to a little Thanksgiving break.

Then it’s time to finish off all the fun bells and whistles: visual effects, the score, color, and mixing.

Youth, a short film coming in 2016. Starring Jessica Stroup and George Maguire, directed by Brett Marty. A sci-fi film about growing old in a world of perpetual youth.
July 27, 2015

That’s a Wrap

Holy $*#(*  …and that’s a wrap.

Words cannot express what a crazy, exhilarating, and exhausting couple of weeks it’s been. From the foggy hills of the Sunset in SF to a pristine “clinic” in Greenbrae and the sun soaked suburbs in Mountain View and Marin County, we shot in almost every corner of the Bay.

Thank you to our incredible cast and crew for bringing serious talent, creativity, and hustle every single day. Now, it’s time to actually turn these hours of footage into a movie. After a brief vacation. Stay tuned.
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