Wild
It’s the summer of 1937. Something is living in the corn field. Young Ida doesn’t know what it is, but it seems to understand her better than anyone else on her uncle’s farm.
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Morgana McKenzieDirectorAtlas World, Ellie, We All Go the Same
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Morgana McKenzieCinematographerAtlas World, Ellie, We All Go the Same
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Morgana McKenzieWriter
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Morgana McKenzieColorist
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Leo PfeiferEditorClipped Wings
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Hadley HillelProduction DesignerCalamity Falls, Ernie
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Emily RamsayProducerPrimary Colours
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Julie LaurinExecutive Producer
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Nève GuénetteKey Cast"Ida"Atlas World
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Sadie Laflamme-SnowKey Cast"Jane"
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David daCostaKey Cast"Ben"Killer Mom
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Paul AhmaraniKey Cast"Uncle Henri"Mars et Avril, Upside Down
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Penelope GoransonKey Cast"The Entity"My Fair Zombie
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Period, Thriller
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Runtime:16 minutes 40 seconds
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Completion Date:June 1, 2018
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Production Budget:14,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Language:English, French
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:2.39
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
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Canadian Society of CinematographersToronto
Canada
Nominated – Dramatic Short Cinematography -
Red Rock Film FestivalCedar City, Utah
United States
Won – Special Achievement in Cinematography Award -
NFFTYSeattle
United States
Won – Audience Award, Powerful Grit -
CineYouthChicago
United States
Won – Women in Cinema Award -
Guam International Film FestivalHagatna, Guam
United States -
SCAD Savannah Film FestivalSavannah, Georgia
United States
Morgana McKenzie is an award winning cinematographer, colorist, and director based in Toronto.
Her short films have garnered over 40 awards from international festivals, including Best Director and the Canada 150 award for Best Film from TIFF Jump Cuts Next Wave.
Most recently, Morgana received two nominations from the Canadian Society of Cinematographers for her work on “Wild” (Dramatic Short Cinematography), and “Lost Time” (Robert Brooks Award for Documentary Cinematography).
As a cinematographer and colorist, Morgana is currently working on a number of narrative and documentary projects in Toronto, Tokyo, Kentucky, and Seattle.