The Fabricated Partner of Cody McGuire
The Fabricated Partner of Cody McGuire, is a genre-mashup of spy flicks, science fiction, action, and comedy. The production is a collaboration between Washington filmmaker Jonah Barrett and Alaskan filmmaker Jacob Earl.
The plot of Cody McGuire involves two scientists who attempt to engineer the “perfect boyfriend.” The resulting clone, Mr. Perfect, escapes his scientist creators and finds himself at the doorstep of a young woman, Cody McGuire. As Cody is drawn into Mr. Perfect’s world, she is forced to deal with malevolent spies, gun-wielding mothers, and old friends from high school.
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Jonah BarrettDirector
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Jonah BarrettWriter
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Jacob EarlProducer
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Kela KealakaiKey Cast
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Sarah RobertsonKey Cast
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Wyatt GaerKey Cast
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Dylan SaulKey Cast
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Rachel Millena SaulKey Cast
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Project Type:Feature, Student
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Genres:LGBT, Spy, Science Fiction, Comedy
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Runtime:1 hour 16 minutes 11 seconds
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Completion Date:May 6, 2016
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Production Budget:100 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:Digital
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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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Evergreen Film FestivalOlympia
United States
May 6, 2016
North American Premiere -
Olympia Film FestivalOlympia, WA
November 8, 2016
Distribution Information
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Malicious Wallydrags IncCountry: United StatesRights: All Rights
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Save The Croissants IncCountry: United StatesRights: All Rights
Jonah Barrett is a young filmmaker, author, and publisher who lives in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. He is the creator of several web series and over a dozen short films. His subject matter tends to lead toward science fiction and queer romantic comedies, as well as the fantastique. He also eats too much ice cream.
I’d been wanting to make a feature film for years, and in 2015 I finally felt like I was ready for it. A spy film had always been on my bucket list. I also wanted to write and direct a film that featured intense subject matter in a lighthearted way, without stripping it of it of its importance. I think if you want to educate audiences you should sneak your messages in, like carrots in muffins. The audience absorbs the message while also being entertained by the story in front of them.