Unbroken
This is a story of gender discovery, a search for identity and wholeness. Unbroken is a musical drama showing the fight to become free from the bonds of society, history and shame.
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Tyler James WatersProducer
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Owen ElliotExecutive ProducerBathing Franky Feature Film
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Tyler James WatersWriter
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Kathy MooreDirector
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Elise VohradskyKey Cast"Lindy Chamberliane"Deadly Woman Series
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Aaron HaberfieldDirector of Photography
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Simonn BaileyCostume and Wardrobe
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Paige FreemanMake-up and Hair Styling
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Cherie WhiteMake-up and Hair Styling
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Nik KuilderEditors
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Timothy JacksonCast
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Edie BaileyCast
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Tyler WatersCast
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Caitlin O'ReillyCast
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Zekiel MorrisonCast
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Chloe WilsonCast
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Jonathan Alfred FittockCast
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Leanne PaineProduction Assistant
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Alix BourneProduction Assistant
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Caitlin O'ReillyLead Singer
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Tyler James WatersVocalist
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Cooper JanzenCamera Assistant and Lighting
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Project Type:Music Video, Short, Other
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Runtime:4 minutes 55 seconds
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Completion Date:December 21, 2022
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Production Budget:12,000 AUD
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Country of Origin:Australia
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Country of Filming:Australia
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:RED
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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
Kathy Moore is a filmmaker based in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. Kathy has worked on film projects all over Australia, large and small, Producing, Directing and also in Production. She has won numerous awards for her short films, and documentaries and won a prestigious award from California for her animated short film 'A Boy and a Ball'.
This creative team are now in pre-production in which they hope to go on creating a series of honest and heartfelt documentaries, 'A day in a life,' based on our inspiring local Transgender community to give the audience a little insight into how this may look and feel from day to day.
In collaboration with Tyler Waters (Producer), Kathy set out to make a beautifully crafted transgender film, and this is Tyler's story. The inspiration and driving force of the film were to create something involving the LGBTQI community and show a sense of self-worth, whilst the story has elements of torment, it is to inspire an audience to feel the journey has become more hopeful and 'Unbroken'.