Temporia
A woman visits a botanist with the power to bend nature itself, and with her enchanted herb she journeys through space and time to reach her husband, only to learn that saving him may unleash a dangerous new future.
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Eugene Rocco UtleyDirector
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Destiny MaconWriter
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Eugene Rocco UtleyWriter
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Ashley CraneWriter
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Jeffrey GriffithWriter
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Ashley CraneProducer
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Rhodes FarrellProducer
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Gina CraneProducer
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Chip CraneProducer
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Gail AwanProducer
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Shena FieldProducer
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Skylan KimbrellKey Cast"Elizabeth"
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Ashley CraneKey Cast"Jasmine Miller"
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Tabitha JordanKey Cast"Liz"
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Stephanie FranklinKey Cast"Abatha"
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Billy Joseph, Jr.Key Cast"David"
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Jeffrey GriffithDirector of Photography
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Dorian AndradeGaffer
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Olivia HupfauerProduction Designer
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Tristan BoggnessSound
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Justin KnipperKey Grip
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Ben BeauchampGrip
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Mark Johnson1st Assistant Camera
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Joe Lining2nd Assistant Camera
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Gina CraneCatering/Crafty
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Emily Crum1st Assistant Director
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Destiny MaconScript Supervisor
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:7 minutes 10 seconds
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Completion Date:December 7, 2025
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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:Alexa Mini
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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:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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City Producer 48 Hour Film Project Premiere + AwardsOnline
January 4, 2026
Worldwide Premiere
Wins: 2nd Place Best Film, 2nd Place Audience Choice, 2nd Place City Producer Choice, Best Director, Best Production Design, Best Editing, Best Sound Design, Best Costume Design. Nominated for: Best Cinematography, Best Acting in a Leading Role, Best Poser, Best Use of Genre
Eugene Rocco Utley is an independent filmmaker and a lifelong Carolina-native. Eugene Rocco has worked in all facets of the film industry, from writing, directing, producing, and editing. Driven by a love for filmmaking as an artistic expression, he is consistently enthusiastic to explore all ends of the cinematic world that he is able to reach.
When going into a project like the 48 hour, you learn to really embrace the unknown. As a director who loves to prepare as much as possible, I got a chance to really break out of my comfort zone and focus less on over preparing material and more on creating a space for collaboration and learning how to work on a film set where there is no authorship. All I knew is no matter what we'd made, the goal was to not play it safe, not get glued to any single direction, and always be having everyone looking for opportunities to make this film better. And through that mindset along with the incredible ensemble of creatives that I was fortunate to work with in this film, Temporia came to be.