
Halfway Down
Halfway Down Short Film:
Logline:
20-year-old Michael must confront his own mortality at a friend’s party.
Short Synopsis:
20-year-old Michael is under the influence at a friend’s party. He enters the party house to find that everyone has disappeared apart from his best friend Eve. Michael tries to talk to Eve about them drifting apart, which ends with Eve challenging his indulgent choices at parties. Michael becomes suspicious that no one else is around and investigates, finding himself in a black void, and Eve disappears into smoke. Michael realises he is dying and enters a hallway with a vision of him dying at the end of it. Michael embraces his death as he walks towards the white light at the end of the hallway.
Our Team
To make this short film a reality, we will require the help of many like-minded creatives who are willing to help us get this short drama on screen. However, the driving creatives/ core team consists of these talented AUT Screen Production students:
Bradley Nauck – Director/Writer
Jessica Dolphin – Producer
Ethan Hawkings – Cinematographer
One of our AUT Screen Production lecturers Jim Marbrook has also taken on the role of Executive Producer to guide us through the professional process of making this short film everything we hope it to be!
Thank you so much for your support!
Link to our crowdfunding youtube video
- Last Update:
- 05/11/2024, 12:12 pm
AUT Productions
Halfway Down Short Film:
Logline:
20-year-old Michael must confront his own mortality at a friend’s party.
Short Synopsis:
20-year-old Michael is under the influence at a friend’s party. He enters the party house to find that everyone has disappeared apart from his best friend Eve. Michael tries to talk to Eve about them drifting apart, which ends with Eve challenging his indulgent choices at parties. Michael becomes suspicious that no one else is around and investigates, finding himself in a black void, and Eve disappears into smoke. Michael realises he is dying and enters a hallway with a vision of him dying at the end of it. Michael embraces his death as he walks towards the white light at the end of the hallway.
Our Team
To make this short film a reality, we will require the help of many like-minded creatives who are willing to help us get this short drama on screen. However, the driving creatives/ core team consists of these talented AUT Screen Production students:
Bradley Nauck – Director/Writer
Jessica Dolphin – Producer
Ethan Hawkings – Cinematographer
One of our AUT Screen Production lecturers Jim Marbrook has also taken on the role of Executive Producer to guide us through the professional process of making this short film everything we hope it to be!
Thank you so much for your support!
Link to our crowdfunding youtube video
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