The Nobody Prayer
A young man calls out to the only one that understands him as he is torn between who he is and the faith he cherishes.
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Shaun T. PulsiferDirector
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Shaun T. PulsiferWriter
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Shaun T. PulsiferProducer
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Rylan NilssonKey Cast"Young Man"
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Chengis JaveriKey Cast"Voice of God"
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Basil JefferiesKey Cast"Friend"
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Brian AngevineAssistant Director
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Anna Mae AlexanderScript Supervisor
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Caleigh MisunisDirector of Photography
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David Andrew WiebeComposer
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Robert LindgrenSound
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Karli ServatiusMakeup & Costume
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Genres:Drama, Coming of age, spiritual
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Runtime:7 minutes 40 seconds
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Completion Date:August 1, 2021
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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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:Yes - The Los Angeles Film School
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Hollywood on the Tiber Film AwardsRome
Italy
September 25, 2021
Winner: Best Original Score -
Berlin Short AwardsBerlin
Germany
November 6, 2021
Winner: Best Cinematography -
Vesuvius International Film Fest
Italy
October 31, 2021
Winner: Best LGBTQ Short/Best Original Score
Shaun Pulsifer (he/him) immigrated to Canada from the United States in 2006 and lives in Calgary, Alberta, with his partner Ken Drysdale. Shaun was raised in a military family and grew up across the United States and in Great Britain. Shaun is currently an online student at The Los Angeles Film School pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Digital Filmmaking. He will graduate in July 2022.
Shaun is a creative man; he is a strong supporter of Canadian-made productions and believes that tax credits should be increased for film and television projects that are made by Canadians for Canadians. We are a creative people, and our imagination, which has no limits, should remain here first. So many have left to pursue their creative dreams because Hollywood North truly isn’t Hollywood North. Canada should be proud of its arts and music culture, and it is time for Canada to show that pride by encouraging those in the industry to stay and build a bright and flourishing future for Canadian Arts.
"The Nobody Prayer" is a testament to my journey of self-discovery and acceptance. It is also a testament to the journey of my reconciliation with my faith and who I am.