Secondary Education
Three high school students are forced to make up a chemistry test during after school detention. Over the course of the afternoon, they discover that their Chemistry teacher, Eugene Yamamoto, has been leading a secret double life as a crime-fighting Power Ranger. When an escaped mutant lobster shows up in the hallways seeking revenge for his arrest at the hands of Mr. Yamamoto, they must use the science principles from the test that they failed to help him defeat it.
A hybrid throwback to the educational after school specials of the 90s and the Japanese Tokusatsu genre.
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Jon TrueiDirectorGamer's Generation (2017)
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Jon TrueiWriterGamer's Generation (2017)
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Max ParrWriter
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Jon TrueiProducerGamer's Generation (2017)
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Eric LimProducer
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Lincoln SmithProducer
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Eric LimKey Cast
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Michelle CutoloKey Cast
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Josh GreenwaldKey CastAlvin and the Chipmunks 4
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Cosmo SherKey Cast
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Comedy, Adventure, Action, Educational, Science Fiction, Fantasy
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Runtime:11 minutes 35 seconds
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Completion Date:September 23, 2013
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Production Budget:25,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Alexa
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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2014 San Diego Comic ConSan Diego
United States
Jon Truei is a Taiwanese-American director, screenwriter, and alumni of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Jon grew up in a small, boring suburb of New Jersey where he spent his childhood shooting movies about monsters, aliens, and kung fu on an old camcorder. His short film, SECONDARY EDUCATION, premiered on Justin Lin’s platform, YOMYOMF, and was described by iO9/Gizmodo as: “The Updated Power Ranger Series We Deserve.” Jon speaks Mandarin and has several years experience working in China, where he was staffed as a writer/director on GAMER’S GENERATION, a video game-themed sci-fi/action TV series for Tencent Video. He has also directed animated commercials for WeChat, Lays Chips, and the stuffed animal toy collection, Awkward Animals. Jon is currently represented at Creative Artists Agency. He hopes to continue making films about monsters, aliens, and kung fu.