Repast
The Great Foodini has one hokey psychic ability that can pay his bills, and one darker psychic ability that really kills.
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"Not bad. It wasn't a waste of Susan's and my time."-- Harlan Ellison
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Paul E Burke JrDirector
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Paul Edward Burke JrWriter
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Paul Edward Burke JrProducer
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Scott MaplesKey Cast"Foodini"
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Ken KirbyKey Cast"The Killer"
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Brian TaubKey Cast"Young Boy (Foodini)"
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Wendy HoodKey Cast"Mother"
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Thomas A. WilliamsKey Cast"Mort King, Agent"
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Meredith McGrawKey Cast"Smartass Clerk"
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Christian BruceCREW
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Rick Curvin IICREW
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John HolmesCREW
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Alicia MattoxCREW
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Michelle ZegarraCOSTUMING
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Alicia MattoxCOSTUMING
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Terry ClouseMUSIC
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Jody ParkMUSIC
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TMA-2 (Babb & Schendel)MUSIC
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:14 minutes 54 seconds
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Completion Date:December 18, 2025
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Production Budget:3,000 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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Aspect Ratio:4:3
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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
I make short films for fun and art, with the needle moving between the two depending on the story.
The power of cinema compels me :D
"Doctor Ignatius Speculo in 'Sayonara Ex Machina , Monster Bikini'" (1996/December2025) and "Repast"(1996/December2025) were shot and edited on 16mm film on an even-a-dinosaur-then Moviola 6plate flatbed (and the sound edited on 16mm mag-stock on said flatbed... the horror, the horror)... labor$ of love & pain & learning, lol. The .MP4s (both picture AND sound) are from 30 year old prints that were shown 10-20 times in the '90s and then stuck in my closet, apologies for that ....
Currently in preproduction on three short films to shoot on digital 4k (unless some patron out there wants to throw me a few thousand feet of 16mm negative raw stock and development and xfer, lol) for 2026:
"Wireless" ($1000),
"Treasured" ($12,000),
and hopefully
"Doctor Speculo vs. the All-Seeing Eyeball" ($5,000)
Going to be a fun year.
The power of cinema resides in fun and art.
If it is fun, I'll make it.
Know what you now, and know what you don't know.