I Just Want A Nap
Jenna, a young businesswoman, is stuck waiting for a delayed plane at a low-budget airline. Jenna is exhausted- and she is on her way to a meeting that could define the course of her career. All she needs is a nap, but everywhere she tries to lay her head she is thwarted by the wacky characters that seem to breed at gate 18, their madness eventually creeping in to Jenna herself.
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Kathleen MannDirectorThe Garden That You've Planted
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Alison BrierleyWriter
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Alison BrierleyProducer
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Kathleen MannProducerThe Garden That You've Planted
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Millicent NorenProducer
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Zephyr DerrProducer
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Ali McdougallKey CastThe Garden That You've Planted
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Dennis CabigasKey Cast
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Marissa BurtonKey CastThe Garden That You've Planted
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:9 minutes 5 seconds
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Completion Date:August 17, 2016
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Production Budget:2,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
Born and raised in a theatre family throughout western Canada, Kathleen Mann grew up around the dialogue that happens between directors, writers, and actors, inspiring her to join the conversation. She had many experiences acting on stage as a child but always found herself drawn to the concept of creating worlds. Her love of film was solidified when, at age 12, she enrolled in a summer program at the Gulf Islands Film and Television School. She wrote, directed and edited her first short film, and a seed was planted. Kathleen went on to graduate from an ACE-IT Film and Broadcasting program in High School. After school, she took a bit of a detour into the world of Retail Management, but even there she created training videos for her staff and continued to make shorts on her own. She enrolled at the Langara College Film Arts program in the directing stream in January 2016, where she directed two short films, one of which has been screened at multiple international film festivals. In June 2017, Kathleen traveled to Lanzhou, China to direct a short documentary with the Looking China program. Kathleen continues to collaborate with a network of local filmmakers, using grassroots filmmaking to help tell each other's stories.
Kathleen Mann aims to create and convey compelling and original stories of the human condition through aesthetically innovative films.