Flights
Calvin returns home from his usual long day at work to find that the elevator in his apartment building is out of order. His journey to reach his sixth floor apartment becomes more complicated when he realizes that it is not his steps that will bring him home, but his choices along the way that ultimately determine his fate.
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Jeffrey SuttonDirectorPortals, Pinned, What Hit Me?1?
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Jeffrey SuttonWriterPortals, Pinned, What Hit Me?1?
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Jeffrey SuttonProducerPortals, Pinned, What Hit Me?1?
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Lee SebastianyKey CastFeral Autumn, STD: Sexually Transmitted Demons
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Jeffrey SuttonKey CastMelting Love, Losing the Way, Can You Help Me?
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Mike BennettMusic Composer and Sound Effects
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Thomas NewbergerLighting Design
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Drama, spiritual, religous
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Runtime:8 minutes
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Completion Date:November 20, 2012
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Production Budget:1,000 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:Digital, Canon 5d mark II
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Hang on to Your Shorts Film FestivalAsbury Park, NJ
March 28, 2014
North American Premiere
WON: Best Short Short Film -
The Brightside Tavern Film FestivalJersey City, NJ
March 8, 2015
Runner-up: Best Short Film. Nominated: Best Director -
Back in the Box CompetitionToluca Lake, California
December 29, 2013
Nominated: Best Short Film -
GoIndieTV.com
Excellent review! -
Northeast Film FestivalTeaneck, NJ
September 12, 2015
Jeffrey is an Actor/Film Maker who has produced numerous short films and has worked as an actor in short films, commercials and theatre in NYC and around the country.
Many of us get consumed with our jobs and let life pass us by. When you think about what this behavior leads to, it's disheartening. Parents neglect their children, people get stuck in front of their smart phones and computers and ultimately, lose their social skills and ability to stop and smell the flowers. In some European countries people work less hours, get more vacation time, longer pregnancy leave and in turn live less stressful lives and spend more time with their families. In New York City this go, go, go attitude is overwhelmingly prevalent. So, I thought it might be interesting to make a short film about it in a fun and entertaining way because I know deep down people are going to get it and then reflect. My principal character, Calvin, represents a person that fits this tragic description.