Juneteenth
What does it mean to be free? When a Black teen in America receives a samurai sword for his birthday, he crosses over the innocence of childhood into adult reality.
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Madeline JohnsonDirector
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Madeline JohnsonWriter
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FAMUProducer
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STUDIO FAMUProducer
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Jordan ColeyKey Cast
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Peppur ChambersKey Cast
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Maggie OnaiKey Cast
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Nathan RigioneKey Cast
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Christina ColemanChoreographer
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Ting-Yu aka. Griffith ChinDirector of Photography
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Zdeněk DokoupilProduction Managers
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Crisitina GodorojaProduction Managers
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Igor MáčelProduction Managers
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Eva KoťátkováProduction Coordinator and Supervisor
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Pavlína AdlerováAssistant Production Coordinator
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Dominik SochaProduction Designer
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Jacob PollackMusic Composer
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Gary BoydEditor
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:7 minutes 12 seconds
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Completion Date:March 30, 2017
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Production Budget:750 USD
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Country of Origin:Czech Republic
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Country of Filming:Czech Republic
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:16mm
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
Madeline Johnson is a dedicated screenwriter and filmmaker. She has written three feature and ten short scripts. Of these shorts, five she directed and edited into short films, one was published in an on-line Catholic journal, and three were read at public events. In addition, she has written and directed two plays as well as co-produced a play and a women in the arts performance series. After a quarter-life crisis, Madeline realized she was never going to get over her passion for storytelling. In 2016, she graduated from FAMU International’s Academic Preparation Program in Directing.
She holds two B.A. degrees from Yale University. Madeline is currently finishing final drafts of two feature scripts and developing a new story.