Facing Forward
This poetic documentary follows Abigail Dickinson on a sailing passage with her sister, Rachel, and father, Clay. In an effort to come to terms with change, she confides in her dad for some of his ‘old man wisdom’; how did he deal with growing up and can he make her feel any better about the future to come, where eventually, she will be sailing on her own. A metaphor for accepting the next chapter, seeing the growth that comes with time, and learning to continue facing forward.
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Abigail DickinsonDirector
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Joselyn LeonProducer
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Abigail DickinsonDirector Of Photography
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Mitchy FloydEditor
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Carson BannisterSound Designer
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Dylan FergusonMusic Composer
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Fenn DavidColorist
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Jacob OliverMotion Graphics
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Ciara RadwellADR Mixer
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Project Type:Documentary, Short, Student
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Runtime:9 minutes 2 seconds
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Completion Date:May 25, 2023
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Production Budget:1,150 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:Sony A7iii, 4K, 24/120 FPS
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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 - Savannah College Of Art and Design
Abigail Dickinson is an up-and-coming director, producer, and cinematographer. She graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a B.F.A in Film and Television and a minor in Producing, working diligently on various documentary projects. Her work focuses on compelling story arcs and thought-out visuals. She gravitates towards telling stories that would otherwise go unnoticed, one of which was nominated for a Student Emmy in 2022. Alongside her career, Abigail is also an advocate for ocean and nature conservation, often creating work that helps to inspire change. With a fresh perspective and a drive to succeed, Abigail will continue to create documentaries and branded content films that go beyond the ordinary.
Film is one of the only ways I know how to authentically express myself. I poured any emotion I was feeling towards graduation, growing up, or fear of the unknown into this story. This film taught me to see change in a new light and trust my abilities as a documentarian.