Halsnøy
The walls of Halsnøy Psychiatric Hospital are home to not only unstable minds, but many secrets, and a dark past.
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Andrea KjemperudDirector
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Eirik Daleng (Co-Director)Director
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Eirik DalengWriter
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Andrea KjemperudWriter
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Siri VågeneProducer
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Eli HårklauProducer
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Eirik DalengProducer
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Andrea KjemperudProducer
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Stig Ove AndersenProducer
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Mariann Rørvik RuudProducer
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Marion GiskegjerdeProducer
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Olav GiskegjerdeProducer
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Chand Svare GheiProducer
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Michael Fishman (Executive Producer)ProducerRoseanne, Artificial Intelligence
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Martin RavndalProducer
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Bob Fransen - as Theo PedersenKey Cast
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Lisa Parker - as Sarah KnudsenKey Cast
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Erik Rørvik Andersen - as Erik RavnKey Cast
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Eivind Jordal - as Morten FallumKey Cast
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Johan Gonzalez - as Henrik GustavsenKey Cast
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Paul Fransen - as Dr. Tom HelmerKey Cast
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Eirik DalengCinematographer
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Jørund VedvikSound Design
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Eirik DalengSound Design
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Eirik DalengEditor
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Eirik DalengVisual Effects
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Eirik DalengOriginal Score Composer
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Lisa ParkerCostume Department
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Eirik DalengCostume Department
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Lisa ParkerHair & MakeUp Department
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Project Title (Original Language):Halsnøy
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Project Type:Student, Web / New Media
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Genres:Thriller
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Runtime:28 minutes 10 seconds
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Completion Date:May 31, 2015
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Production Budget:1,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Norway
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Country of Filming:Norway
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Language:Norwegian
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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:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
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Sunscreen Film Festival WestLos Angeles
United States
October 3, 2015
World Premiere
Official Selection -
UK Web FestLondon
United Kingdom
October 25, 2015
European Premiere
The Industry Panel Award (500£ reward)
Andrea was born on December 8, 1994, in the Norwegian city Fredrikstad.
She has always been interested in art, photography and traveling.
Instead of going to one of the public schools, Andrea went through her studies in a waldorf school, which focuses more on creative ways of learning.
In the fall of 2015, Andrea will travel to Guatemala as an exchange student.
We were supposed to come up with ideas for a short film project, and we were all just throwing out ideas.
Suddenly, Eirik - one of the team members, comes up with this crazy idea about a mental hospital. At first I think everyone was a little skeptic about it, but eventually we decided to try.
After a while, Eirik asked the group "What if we just make a web series? How cool would that be?" and just out of the blue, I think pretty much everyone was like "Yes, sure. I'm in".
We had no idea what we just agreed to do...
When we wrote the first script, it was hard figuring out what to write. I mean, none of us had any experience or knowledge about mental hospitals, and writing about nurses and doctors - how this whole thing works, was difficult.
We watched different movies and series to gain knowledge, we did research online, called hospitals and did everything we could, to get as much information as possible.
This whole experience has been fun, hard, encouraging, and a big lesson. I mean, we basically went from a small, short film project, to a 5-episode web series. Most of the work has been done outside class, and there were days I just wanted to drop the whole thing, but I decided to continue - because of the team.
We've had an amazing journey, and I have seen some wonderful places. I never thought I'd walk around in an abandoned mental asylum, and I'll admit it: it was scary!
I'm super excited that we managed to complete the series, and that everyone worked so hard to make the story believable. I'm proud of the crew, and excited to hear what the audience think.