Slice of Life
Death takes a physical form in Ann's chronic depression, tempting her at every turn and infesting her mind. As a last-ditch effort, she takes a chance and discusses this darkness with a trusted friend.
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Hannah Walls-ScottDirector
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Hannah Walls-ScottWriter
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Hannah Walls-ScottProducerFiltered Water; SEKUND; Sarah
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Gasten ScottProducerBumbo, Sarah
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Jennifer Marshall GarciaProducerBumbo, Sarah
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Emily GateleyKey Cast"Emily"Burn It All
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Deena IngleyKey Cast"Death"
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Zuzu KandiligeKey Cast"Gina"
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Violet PalomaresKey Cast
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Matt ColbyEditor
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Jessica EnsslenCinematographer
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Ettie WahlArt Director
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Kimberly DesaulniersSFX Makeup Artist
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Susie SchaefferArt Department
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Shay NortonArt Department
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Jennifer ScottMusic by
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Dana HillKey Grip
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Project Type:Experimental, Short
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Runtime:9 minutes 55 seconds
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Completion Date:August 30, 2021
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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:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Hannah Walls-Scott is a 24yr old director, producer, and screenwriter, living and working in Seattle, WA. Originally from Loveland, Colorado, she moved to Denver in 2015 to follow her dreams of telling stories that matter. She earned her AAS degree in writing/producing from CFS, completed her BAS in digital filmmaking from OC in Greater Seattle Area in 2020, and is currently in grad school working on her Masters of Science in Entrepreneurship from UW-Seattle.
Hannah aims to better represent society in her filmmaking and create stories that push people to think in new ways. She currently has a feature and short in the festival circuit and is shopping both a tv-series and her debut feature film
The short film Slice of Life is a look into the mind of one example of someone dealing with chronic depression and self harm. What does this really look like? Why do people hurt themselves? For some, it feels as though there is another part of our minds taking over. In this film, I chose to depict this as the physical entity of Death lurking over Ann's shoulder, tempting her at every turn whether she wants to or not. Gina in this film represents what we wish we could have told our past selves to help them get through this, the healing of the inner child.