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A deliveryman is involved in a crisis because of repeated delivery rejection by a lady

  • Xueyang Niu
    Director
  • Xiaoxiao Cao
    Writer
  • Yongze Wang
    Writer
  • Yiran Wang
    Writer
  • Tyler Sun
    Producer
  • Chenhui Liu
    Producer
  • Jiale Yao
    Key Cast
  • Shaokang Ni
    Key Cast
  • Zi Liang
    Key Cast
  • Xiaoxiao Cai
    Key Cast
  • Tyler Sun
    DP
  • Qinyi Huang
    Scrip Supervisor
  • Zhiye Li
    Scrip Supervisor
  • Sifan Liu
    Makeup
  • Yuhong Cai
    Editor
  • Project Type:
    Short, Student
  • Runtime:
    5 minutes
  • Completion Date:
    March 30, 2021
  • Production Budget:
    800 USD
  • Country of Origin:
    China
  • Country of Filming:
    China
  • Language:
    Chinese
  • Shooting Format:
    Ditigal
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    Yes
  • Student Project:
    Yes - Emerson College
  • Shanghai Filmmarathon
    Shanghai
    China
    August 14, 2019
    Best performance
Director Biography - Xueyang Niu

Xueyang Niu is a NYU Tisch film student, works as a part-time documentary assistant teacher in a Chinese documentary camp called Dajiangdahe, which cooperated with National Geography China. After graduating from Chengdu No.7 International High School, Xueyang studied for two years at Emerson College majoring in film, then transfer to NYU Tisch.
Hugely influenced by the early documentary experience, Xueyang likes to capture realistic images, using natural light on set when shooting external scenes, and dedicates to sincerely representing others' real lives and authentic opinions on screen

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Director Statement

This is a short film made within 48 hours at a film festival two years ago. We are asked to improvise a script using one given prop （garbage can), one given line(to live here, you have to do it), one given character (delivery man). I recently re-edit it and refine the sound. This is the first time I work in a crew that has more than 10 people and also the first time participate in 48 hours film marathon. 90% of the people on set are the incoming freshman from Emerson and this is also the first time we cooperate. The film process is tedious and high pressured. We spend one day writing the script and filming it, and the other day reshooting some footage and editing it.