The Fate of a Bird
A young hitchhiker gets a ride and her and the driver both get tested on fate.
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Sage DrakeDirector"Our Last Time Together," "Unbalanced Universe," "Alone," "Our Shot"
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Sage DrakeWriter"Our Last Time Together," "Unbalanced Universe," "Alone," "Our Shot"
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Angelita BusheyProducer
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Venee Call-FerrerKey Cast"Driver"
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Project Type:Animation, Experimental, Short
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Runtime:8 minutes 9 seconds
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Completion Date:April 26, 2022
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Production Budget:500 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:High Definition
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Film Color:Black & White
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Hollywood Blood Horror Festival
Awards: Best Producer and Best Animated -
Monthly Indie Shorts
Official Selection -
Other Venice Film Festival
Official Selection -
Alternative Film Festival
Nominated: Best Experimental Film North America -
Best Actor and Director Awards
Awards: Best Supporting Actress, Best Actress, and Best Director of an Experimental Film -
Open Window Film Challenge
India
Best Thriller Short -
Cosmic Film Festival
Official Selection -
London Movie Awards
Honorable Mention: Best Experimental -
Sunny Side Up Film Festival
Nominated: Best (Mini) Short Film, Best (Mini) Director, Best Film Twist, Best (Mini) Actress, and Best (Mini) Supporing Actress -
Long Island International Film Expo
Official Selection -
The Macoproject Film Festival
Semi-Finalist
Studied filmmaking at the College of San Mateo. Film instructor was Jay Rosenblatt.
Directed 30 short films including "Our Shot" (official selection Garden State Film Festival, Light House International Film Festival, Long Island International Film Expo), "Christmas Shit" (official selection Another Hole in the Head Film Festival, Long Island International Film Expo), "Callmeister" (official selection San Francisco Frozen Film Festival). 250 Official selections and 50 awards.
I'm an experimental filmmaker so I'm always trying something different whether it's documentary, narrative or even animation. It just makes life more interesting that way. I see no point of repeating myself with the same genre over and over again.