Still Sophie
Four and a half years ago, young talent Sophia Salveson’s life changed forever. Doctors said she may never walk again, may never talk again...may never perform again. They were wrong.
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Caroline KnightDirectorVisionary
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Caroline KnightWriterVisionary
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Chad McClarnonWriterDaddy's Little Girl, Bear With Me
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Chad McClarnonProducerDaddy's Little Girl, Bear With Me
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Sophia SalvesonKey Cast
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Chad McClarnonCinematographerDaddy's Little Girl, Bear With Me, Unnerved
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Sean DavéEditor30 for 30 Shorts
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Adam BokeschComposerA Walk in Winter, Last Call, Obituaries
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Bobby HollandSound EditorDaddy's Little Girl, Bear With Me
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Tony DancySound MixerThe Dust Storm, Daddy's Little Girl, Make-Out with Violence
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Scott PhelpsGafferThe Dust Storm, Daddy's Little Girl, Stoker, 42, Make-Out with Violence
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Project Type:Documentary, Short, Student
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Genres:Documentary, student film, inspirational
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Runtime:6 minutes 38 seconds
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Completion Date:November 4, 2016
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Production Budget:5,250 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
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
Caroline is an award winning student-director with a special interest in non-fiction film. As a Nashville native living Knoxville, TN, Caroline works as a director, photographer, and editor while earning her degree from the University of Tennessee. Caroline is drawn to broad social issues while her work narrows on the individual successes. Caroline plans to graduate with a degree in Cinema Studies in the spring of 2017. Still Sophie is her second short documentary film.
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Still Sophie is the result of quite a few coincidences aligning over the last four years. At the very start, I had always been attracted to non-fiction film and wanted to work on a project with my mentor, Chad. So when 100 Words Film Festival contacted me with the opportunity to make a short documentary, I thought to myself, if anyone was going to tell Sophie's story, it's going to be me and Chad, and we better do it right!
What I hope the film will achieve is to guide a better understanding of what aphasia is and how it aects people. While I hope this film will reach as many people as possible, I hope that it will provide a resource for any and all people aected by stroke to find comfort and hope. For me, this film is about how we must learn to get comfortable abandoning the plans we make for ourselves to forge a new path to happiness.
- Caroline Knight, Director