Space Tape
Become art, worship videotape, and win arguments with hearse drivers in less than seven minutes! By using concentrated narrative elements we pre-packaged three unique tales in one short: tripling the value of our competitors with half the runtime!
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Yuma SlowbinderDirector
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Yuma SlowbinderWriter
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Louise de NexonProducer
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Steve BoghossianKey Cast"Bald man, Hearse Driver"
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Imogen RouxKey Cast"Curator"
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Jack WedgeKey Cast"Curator's assistant"
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Holly LaRocheKey Cast"Tape worshiper"
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Jake FertigKey Cast"Corpse"
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Director of Photography - Robert E NewmanFurther Crew
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Editor - Herb RothmanFurther Crew
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Sound Designer - Kyle SchmidtFurther Crew
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Production Designer - Abigail AustinFurther Crew
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Costume Designer - Cassell JonesFurther Crew
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VFX & Animation - Seymour AskinFurther Crew
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Composer - Christopher LockFurther Crew
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Student
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Genres:Arthouse, drama, fantasy, comedy, dark comedy, sci-fi, bizarre, alternative, absurd, low budget
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Runtime:6 minutes 15 seconds
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Completion Date:June 23, 2019
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Production Budget:850 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 // 2K // 4K and 8K
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Aspect Ratio:1.78
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
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Eindhoven Film FestivalEindhoven
Netherlands
November 28, 2019
World Premiere -
Boston Underground Film FestivalBoston
United States
March 25, 2020 -
Trenton Film FestivalNew Jersey
United States
March 26, 2020 -
DIAMETRALE. Experimental Film FestivalAustria
Austria
April 1, 2020 -
Tallahassee Film FestivalFlorida
United States
April 15, 2020 -
BUSHO FILM FESTIVALHungary
Hungary
September 1, 2020 -
River Bend Film FestivalIndianapolis, IN
United States
October 1, 2020 -
Tallgrass Film FestivalKansas
United Kingdom
October 16, 2020
Yuma Slowbinder spent his early years in an undisclosed rural area deep within the flyover country of the United States. Eventually settling in New York City and briefly working for an illegal laundry delivery scam, he now makes films.
I made this film with my friends my last year of college. We started with ten ideas for short films and ended up shooting five. One was released online, and another saved until I can find a way to make it funnier. The remaining three were compiled into a single package and released as one.
The films were not supposed to have any sort of through line or appear to be directed by the same person. This aversion to personal style was mentioned in our short but pompous manifesto which –while having little to do with our actual motivations– was instrumental in convincing our university to give us funding. Most of the project was shot in a soundstage. Once we made a short trip out to Tompkins Square Park to capture the views of the pigeons. The hearse section was shot in a large warehouse upstate which shared a lot with the power company. Outside of the warehouse was a gargantuan pile of those huge reels made for spooling power lines. During lunch I got to go outside and say things like “hey anyone wanna check out my reel?” or “oh boy, looks like they need to reel it in.”