Picture
When antique lover, BRIT, is gifted a vintage polaroid camera, she unknowingly unleashes a malignant demon with an insatiable appetite.
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Sade SellersDirectorDecisions (2021)
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Sade SellersWriterDeadly Dispatch (2018)
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Sade SellersProducerSurvival, The App That Stole Christmas
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Evelyn MartinezProducerCalabaza 2022 (Palm Springs Shorts Fest Selection) Joyride 2020 (PBS Selection)
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Damari ButlerProducer
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Pepito CadenaProducerPicture, Altadena: Deep Roots, The Mama Cho Show
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Ivan Daniel LunaProducerPicture, Altadena: Deep Roots, The Mama Cho Show, Me The Machine - Miomantis, Soul Eater
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Nicole TaylorProducer
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Ryan MurphyProducer
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A.P. PayneProducer
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Danielle JaladeKey Cast"Brit"Black Widow(Marvel), Saturdays(Disney+)
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Jalyn HallKey Cast"Chris"Till(2022), All American(CW)
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Leah ButlerExecutive ProducersSurvival, The App That Stole Christmas
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Henry ButlerExecutive ProducersSurvival, The App That Stole Christmas
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Kala GuessExecutive Producers
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Nadia SellersExecutive Producers
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Anthony ParntherExecutive ProducersSinners, Black Panther, Encanto,
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Horror In ColorProduction Company
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Genres:horror, drama
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Runtime:9 minutes 44 seconds
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Completion Date:January 1, 2024
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Production Budget:15,000 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:HD 1366 x 720
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Aspect Ratio:1.90
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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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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Hollyshorts Film FestivalHollywood
United States
August 11, 2023
Official Selection -
Bloody Peach Film FestivalAtlanta
United States
October 19, 2023
Official Selection -
Chicago Horror Film FestivalChicago
United States
October 22, 2023
Nomination - Best Young Actor (Danielle Jalade) -
Belize International Film FestivalBelmopan
Belize
November 5, 2023
Official Selection -
Etheria Film FestivalLos Angeles
United States
July 2, 2023
Etheria Film Festival
Honorable Mention -
13Horror.comLos Angeles, CA
United States
August 15, 2023
13Horror.com
Honorable Mention -
Indie Film LALos Angeles, CA
United States
August 9, 2025
Indie Film LA
Official Selection -
Bijou Film Festival
August 13, 2025
Bijou Film Festival
Official Selection -
Lift-Off Global Network Sessions Volume 7 & 8
Lift-Off Global Network Sessions Volume 7 & 8
Official Selection -
The Root Experience FestivalSpokane, WA
United States
November 15, 2025
The Root Experience Festival
Official Selection -
Big Bear Film FestivalBig Bear
United States
Official Selection -
Basset House Picture’s #ScreenDatNight Short Film Festival Competition WinnerLos Angeles, CA
United States
October 21, 2025
Best Short Film Winner -
AJR Vision Festival De Cine IndependienteBilbao, Spain
Spain
December 20, 2025
Finalist -
ScreamiverseRoanoke, VA
United States
April 18, 2026
Official Selection -
Soul ShadowsLos Angeles, CA
United States
February 6, 2026
Official Selection -
Lucky Reel ShortFestHouston, Texas
United States
March 12, 2026
Official Selection -
Indie Film SpotlightAnnapolis, MD
United States
March 21, 2026
Official Selection
Sade’ Sellers is a director, screenwriter, and producer who analyzes the cycle of grief through storytelling. In 2017, the TvOne network hired her to write the dramatic thriller, Deadly Dispatch, starring Tamala Jones and Bone Crusher.
Shortly after, Sade’ was hired as the Vice President of Content Acquisitions and Development at Leah Daniels Butler’s production company, 1oneninety5. There she co-produced the horror feature “Survival” starring Elise Neal, and was an associate producer on “The App That Stole Christmas” starring Ray J (now available on Netflix).
In 2021, Sade line produced the horror feature “Hawaii Vacation” after parting ways with 1oneninty5 due to the global pandemic. That same year, she was a staff writer for Facebook Watch’s Sci-Fi/Thriller mini-series “Kontaxt”. When she’s not writing, she continues to record her monthly horror review podcast, Afro Horror, which is also a blog series for Final Draft.
For years, I avoided being in photos; not out of vanity, but out of fear. I believed I struggled with body image, but the truth was deeper: I was grappling with my queerness.
The act of being seen terrified me. Even in photos where I smiled, I felt exposed, convinced others could see what I wasn’t ready to admit. When I finally came out, most people weren’t surprised. Looking back, neither am I.
Picture is my way of reclaiming visibility. It’s about confronting the fear of being known, and choosing to embrace the parts of myself I once tried to hide from myself and others.