Here it is, our official entrant to the 10x10 Festival portion of the 2009 Sacramento Film and Music Festival. As the name implies, teams are given 10 days to create a ten minute film.
We used about 23hrs of that allotted time.
Meh.
Ian and I have dealt with worse, and honestly, the sense of unrestrained glib and nonchalant bullshit that prevailed made the deadline seem laughable, even almost a little much.
Shooting started at 7pm, ended at 4am. Final product was turned in 7pm that day.
Why do we do this to ourselves?
To get something as debaucherously hifey as Night Movers.
Almost Pension Plan 2 in a way.
The returning cast gives an amazing performance, and in my opinion, this film was the 3rd Best of the 10x10's, but they don't give an award for that.
Certainly the chemistry shows the casts' talents, and actor showcases a strong performance.
Sean Kilcoyne of Trainwreck Revival certainly steals the show, but he's balanced with the apathetic Juan Carlos Lemus, a Humphrey's Law Student.
This script showcases the most dialogue I've ever written, but considering the subject matter and the cast involved, I knew we couldn't do provide anything less than a professional ass kicking. Next year I'll take advantage of the time provided, but until then, we're left with the madness that is Night Movers. Enjoy.
Photos are taken by Greg Iron, fellow student at the Art Institute.
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