Baby Machine
A robot housewife, a damsel in distress, and an unsuspecting bride. They are all seen as Baby Machines, and they're not going to take it anymore.
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PlasmicName of Band or Artist
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Jobeth WagnerCreature Design
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Jobeth WagnerCreature Performance
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Ashley FranciscoMakeup
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Temma HankinStill Photographer
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Kenneth LuiVisual Effects
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Mariana LuiVisual Effects
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Kenneth LuiDirectorFalsehood, The Dark Kill, White Wolf: Zombie Killer
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Lauren LusardiWriter
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Kenneth LuiProducerFalsehood, The Dark Kill, White Wolf: Zombie Killer
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Mariana LuiProducerThe Dark Kill, White Wolf: Zombie Killer
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Lauren LusardiProducer
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Lauren LusardiKey Cast"Plasmic, Robot, Preacher, Bride"
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Anne-Marie SymonsKey Cast"Mom"
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Jobeth WagnerKey Cast"Wedding Dress Monster"
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Dominic LusardiKey Cast"Dead Husband"
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Project Type:Music Video
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Genres:Techno, Punk, Electronic, Hypnotica, Pop, synth
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Runtime:4 minutes 35 seconds
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Completion Date:April 15, 2019
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Production Budget:2,000 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:DSLR
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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:No
Kenneth Lui is an award-winning narrative film director, producer, and screenwriter. Born and raised in Los Angeles, he graduated from Pasadena's Art Center College of Design with a B.A. in film production. He has also worked as a professional visual effects artist on major motion pictures such as Ant-Man and Guardians of the Galaxy.
His first festival wins were in 2001 at Worldfest Houston when his short film "Falsehood" was awarded the Platinum Award and Best Experimental Drama. "Falsehood" then went on to be nominated for 14 awards of which nine were won including Best Writer/Director at Method Fest 2002.
His first feature film Artists in Agony is set to be completed later this year.
I think Plasmic, the artist, summarizes this song best:
"The song is about the expectations upon female presenting folks to settle down, have babies and conform to the American dream of being a housewife. But where does that leave queer folks and those who cannot conceive?
‘Baby Machine’ is an anthem against pro-lifers and strict parents who have preconceived notions of what their child will do for them. It’s an anthem for anyone who feels pressured to have kids."