Daniel-Day McConaughey
Two actors consider improvising during the most important performance of their lives.
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Zak FergusonDirectorDagger, Tourette's and Zombies the Musical
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Zak FergusonProducerDagger, Tourette's and Zombies the Musical
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George RoseProducer
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A.J. ChambersWriter
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Jack HeathWriter
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Zak FergusonWriter
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A.J. ChambersKey Cast"Luke"Dagger
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Jack HeathKey Cast"Jacob"Dagger
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Nick MonfardKey Cast"Mr. Bennet"
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Joe DelafieldAssistant Directors
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Nathaniel MirAssistant Directors
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Joe BannisterCinematographer
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Charlotte KellyAssistant Camera
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Jed CroninProduction Designer
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Muneeb BaigProduction Sound Mixer
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Jamie BrushEditor
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John ChelepisVisual Effects
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Thevin KumarColourist
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Comedy, Drama, Theatre, Crime
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Runtime:15 minutes 49 seconds
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Completion Date:October 1, 2021
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Production Budget:1,700 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:BRAW
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Aspect Ratio:2.39:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Zak Ferguson is from Essex, UK, and has grown up constantly around theatre and film, as a way of satisfying the constant energy he gets from having ADHD. He's spent the last four years at Bournemouth Film School, studying at a Masters Degree level in Sound Design.
The film industry has had changed a lot in the last year, and we've all had to adjust to the current circumstances, whether you're an actor, a producer, or even a grip.
Because of this quite unanimous set of experiences we all share, I think anyone who works in, or even outside of the industry can relate to the story of two actors, who love their industry, and will do anything to reclaim the passion they once had for their jobs.
One of the harsh realities of being a working actor, is that only about 2% of working actors are able to do what they love full time and live a stable life, whereas the other 98% struggle under the weight of competition, which can place an unbearable weight on one's passion for the art.