One Night Only
Faced with constant rejection, an ambitious actor finds himself drawn into a strange venue for one last chance at stardom.
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Avery MaycockDirector
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Avery MaycockEditor
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Johnny BardenWriter/Producer
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Avery MaycockWriter/Producer
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Johnny BardenKey Cast"Norman"
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Peter SchultzKey Cast"Peter"
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Veronica RozlerKey Cast"Angelica"
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Jake MarciniakKey Cast"The Cowboy"
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Ronnie StewartKey Cast"Ronnie"
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David MarciniakKey Cast"Paul"
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Charlie McGregorKey Cast"Charlie"
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Stephen JakielKey Cast"Kent Sapphire"
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Nick GreenDirector of Photography
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Jake MarciniakComposer
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Project Type:Feature
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Genres:Drama, Thriller, Mystery
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Runtime:1 hour 11 minutes
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Completion Date:April 1, 2025
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Country of Origin:United States, United States
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Country of Filming:United States, United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Blackmagic RAW 6K
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Aspect Ratio:2.39
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
Avery Maycock is a filmmaker from the Capital Region of upstate New York. He has directed and edited corporate videos, advertisements, and short films for over a decade across the U.S. and beyond for clients worldwide. Raised in a theater with a front row seat to see his father direct plays and musicals, he began making on-stage appearances at an early age. Since then, he has garnered a wealth of experiences in development, production, editing, and visual effects. His first feature film One Night Only, a paranoid thriller about an ambitious actor, is completed and awaiting its festival debut.
One Night Only is a movie rooted in fear. Within all of us there is a great deal of fear, a paranoia about how we’re perceived. By contrast, movie characters are often fearless and uninhibited, aided by their strong moral code. Rules they absolutely will not break. They tend to be honest and clear of intention, and common wisdom says that these are the things that constitute a compelling story. When Johnny Barden and I set out to write One Night Only, these qualities could not be further from our minds. We wanted to sow discomfort and anxiety, to raise burning questions in the viewer's mind that we refused to answer. The goal was to tell a story that reflected fears that we'd seen in ourselves and in others. The result is a movie that functions also as an experience: an hour-plus odyssey into the dark.
It’s a whirlwind trip through a place you have never been, and may never be again.
I hope you enjoy the ride.
AM