Private Project

Let's Roll

A lady on rollerblades disrupts the status quo in order to save others from a life of conformity.

  • Jennifer Wood Lake
    Director
  • Jennifer Wood Lake
    Writer
  • Jennifer Wood Lake
    Producer
  • John Herman
    Key Cast
    "Man"
  • Dan Freund
    Key Cast
    "Cyclist"
  • Jennifer Lake
    Key Cast
    "Rollerblade Woman"
  • Project Type:
    Short
  • Runtime:
    6 minutes 22 seconds
  • Completion Date:
    July 13, 2024
  • Production Budget:
    150 USD
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Country of Filming:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
Director Biography - Jennifer Wood Lake

I'm a multi-talented mission led writer, filmmaker, comedic actress and producer.
Quick Highlights:
Wrote/Directed and Produced comedic short film: Kevin and His Sword, the untold story of the last hero. Premiered at the New Hampshire Film Festival 2022

Produced/Directed/Wrote workshop read-through of my original musical MOMS THE MUSICAL in development since 2011 at the New Hampshire Theater Project May 2023 to rave reviews.

Self published author on Amazon 2015, GNOME ON THE GROUND the anti elf on the shelf book every parent needs.

I absolutely love creating in all forms. I have a vivacious sense of humor, spirited heart and am deeply driven to produce exceptional work. In a world filled with darkness I aim to shine my light.
When I was 26 I became single, unemployed and pregnant. Through this unexpected gift of single motherhood I have learned the greatest lessons in life of healing, humor, forgiveness and love.
I love telling stories that uplift through heart-felt connection and humor.
Whether it’s on the screen, stage or page…
LET’S CONNECT

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Director Statement

This story is based on my lived experience during one of the most bizarre times in my lifetimes history; the pandemic. As a way to cope with the overwhelming stress of being a single parent of a then 6th grader dealing with job loss/uncertainty etc (like many of us), I picked up dance rollerblading through my neighborhood. I always struggled with low self confidence and self esteem. I used rollerblading through the neighborhood as a way to "let go, not give a rat's a$$ what anyone thought of me and build the self confidence of an ice skating champion." True story, a cyclist did in fact tell me that "I looked like an idiot" as he rode off in his man cyclist spandex. Everyone copes with stress in different ways. Today, I am grateful for that man.