Paper Daisies
Paper Daisies is a 13-minute dramatic short, incepted by the reminiscence of being a kid, being completely carefree, and safe within the walls of your family home. Growing up, leaving home, and beginning to feel the weight of the world, we can find ourselves longing for those days we took for granted.
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Mikayla GrosseDirector
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Mikayla GrosseWriter
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Kyle GoldfinchProducerNeuromance, Dont Mess With The Fungi
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Travis WesleyProducerSee Saw, Wade Street Meats
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Mym KwaKey Cast"Ariah"
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Eden JamesKey Cast"Emry"
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Kumar Sambhav GuptaDirector of Photography
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:13 minutes 3 seconds
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Production Budget:3,450 AUD
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Country of Origin:Australia
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Country of Filming:Australia
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:ProRes 422HQ - Arri Logc
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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 - Australian Film, Television and Radio School
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Australian Cinematography SocietySydney
Australia
Bronze Award For Cinematography In Student Cinematography Category -
Taiwan Film Festival in AustraliaSydney
Australia
July 28, 2024
World Premiere -
Starburst Film Festival and SymposiumSydney
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Starburst Film Festival and SymposiumSydney
Australia
WINNER: Under 15 Mins Beyond Greater Western Sydney Category -
Underdogs Film FestLogan, Queensland
Australia
September 21, 2024
Finalist: THE UNDERDOG AWARD
Mikayla Grosse is an award-winning Eurasian-Australian filmmaker/creative. Their video artwork Quotidian Routine (2019) received ‘Overall Winner’ at 2019’s annual ‘St Georges Art’ exhibition in Perth, and later exhibited at the Art Gallery of Western Australia’s ‘Pulse Perspectives’ exhibition in 2020.
Recently completing a Bachelor of Arts, Screen: Production at the Australian Film Television & Radio School in 2022, Mikayla has emerged as a promising Writer/Director & Cinematographer. Drawn to crafting diverse, universal stories in unique and innovative ways, their directorial debut Paper Daisies (2023) is a very personal film aimed at igniting memories & collective experiences of ‘growing up’.