I Think Bob Is An Alien
I Think Bob Is An Alien is a coming-of-age comedy. Blake and Charlotte are best friends, and high school graduation is approaching fast. Instead of focusing on their future they notice a new kid, Bob, moves in next door to Blake. They see Bob acts a little strange- they decide that he MUST be an alien.
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Regan HuttonDirector
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Calvin BernardoWriter
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Jason BernardoWriter
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Brett JordanProducer
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Calvin BowersProducer
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Molly Van BurenKey Cast"Blake"
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Joel Harlan-LedbetterKey Cast"Bob"
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Aya AberniKey Cast"Charlotte"
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Heather EleniaCamera
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Genres:Comedy, Coming of age
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Runtime:8 minutes 33 seconds
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Completion Date:April 24, 2023
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Production Budget:300 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
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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 - University of North Georgia
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Sync Cinema FestAtlanta, GA
United States
November 17, 2023
Official Selection -
RoleCall Indie ShowcaseAtlanta, GA
United States
December 31, 2023
Official Selection -
South Georgia Film FestivalValdosta, GA
United States
March 1, 2024
Official Selection -
AMSC "Bring Your Brilliance" Short Film FestivalAtlanta, GA
United States
October 18, 2023
Official Selection
Regan Hutton began working on independent films at 18 and from there her passion led her to currently pursuing a film degree from University of North Georgia. She's excited to have a career in an thrilling entertainment industry. In late 2022, she directed her first short The Locked Trunk. After finding her voice she was given the opportunity to direct her second short- I Think Bob Is An Alien, in Spring 2023. Hutton is currently in development for her next short, titled The Orange, which will begin production early 2024.
Growing up, I felt different than my peers around me. I never really fit in, and I felt like I always struggled- whether that being my experience with ADHD, my odd sense of humor, or my need to march to the beat of my own drum.
I always felt like something was missing, and I tried to find that through the arts. I did almost every area of the arts that I could find; I painted, I wrote poetry, hell, I did theatre for 12 years! It wasn't until I was 15-years-old when sat down to watch Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird when I discovered the power of movies. I felt like I was watching my own life on the screen. That was the moment that I decided I was going to be a filmmaker.
I love quirky stories about odd people trying to fit in and find their place in this world, and those are the stories I'm going to tell.
I Think Bob Is An Alien was a passion project for me. I knew immediately this was a film I needed to make. I really wanted to bring a lot of my own humor and creative visions into this film. I believe a story like this is needed now more than ever. People are so judgmental of both themselves and their peers. We need to embrace each other's uniqueness and remember to be kind. It's so important to enjoy the little happy moments in life.