Endeavour
Endeavour is about a young boy who discovers a new girl moving in next door and how he attempts to connect with her while not knowing how to do so.
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Brendan Feltrup-ExumDirectorWalking Tall 2, Walking Tall 3, Sironia
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Brendan Feltrup-ExumWriter
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Michael CarpenterCinematographer
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Sean KovalCamera Operator
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Alan ChowLead
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Lena TorluemkeLead
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Ryan McMillanLead
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Romantic Comedy
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Runtime:5 minutes 2 seconds
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Completion Date:March 5, 2013
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Production Budget:2,500 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:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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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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Rockport Film FestivalRockport, Texas
November 2, 2013 -
Hill Country Film FestivalHill Country, Texas
May 2, 2014 -
Qabila Film FestivalCairo
Egypt
October 8, 2015 -
3rd Annual Enumclaw Music & Arts FestivalEnumclaw
United States
August 22, 2015 -
International Open Film Festival (IOFF)Hollis
United States
June 10, 2016 -
Queen City Film Festival (QCFF)Cumberland
United States
October 1, 2015 -
CINESHIFT FESTIVALBellingham
United States
August 28, 2015 -
Student Art FestivalGoldenrod
United States
May 30, 2015 -
StarLite Film FestivalWinter Garden
United States
February 26, 2015
Brendan Feltrup-Exum (Producer, Writer, Director, Edi¬tor) has managed his own production company for the last 5 years as a Creative Director at Haywire Studios producing industrial training videos, corporate media, and commercials. After leaving his undergrad program, he worked with KERA PBS in Dallas, several Hollywood feature films (Walking Tall 2, Walking Tall 3), as well as assisting in the production of the hit TV show Dallas.
In his 2nd year of the master’s program at UTA, Brendan is also working on several other film projects. His end¬less skill set as a certified pyrotechnician, weapons han¬dler, computer technician, and special effects operator allows for endless possibilities when shooting. Aside from being a special effects whiz, Brendan has pro¬duced and directed many of his own films, Endeavour and Tango being his most recent.
This film was my first narrative film coming back into Graduate school. I struggled deeply with my vision and what I wanted to share and how to go about making that idea into a visual concept. Ultimately it turned out that a life lesson after a recent relation¬ship experience brought to light a piece of informa-tion that I knew I was passionate regarding. It was time for me to tell as story about being who you really are, stripping away all the stunts, jokes, and gimmicks that we attempt growing up to impress people, and by being original great successes in life will shine through. My relationship with this person became such a strong foundation of who I was and how I expressed myself that when it ended suddenly I was burried in confusion and heartache. So, I wrote a coming of age story that brought that idea to its epitome. It may even seem overly direct by some means, but its one lesson that by some means we can always fail to learn the first time around. I hope to share that joyous feeling that it is when we find new love, but also share the cautionary tale of some of those pitfalls that we can find ourselves in when trying to impress that special somone. Endeavour becomes that playful joust of early romance in con¬nection to one’s own identity and self confidence.