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Breanne Mattson
Posted: August 20th, 2012, 10:56am Report to Moderator
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Here’s a short film I directed.

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Selfless/132210576834755

IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2351256/

Hope you enjoy it!!!



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Read the script Selfless by Breanne Mattson - Short, Drama, Thriller, Sci Fi - A woman discovers she’s no longer herself. 15 pages - pdf, format

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Pale Yellow
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Good job Breanne! Enjoyed it!
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Good job, Breanne! I love alternate reality stuff. My Nicholl's entry was conceived as alt reality.

I might have to go back and watch again,  but I didn't figure out the ring part. How did dropping it trigger the dimensional switch? Or was it just something about the location, like in Stephen King's new novel, and the ring just happened to fall in the right spot.

The psychiatrist did a solid job. Convincing.
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Breanne Mattson
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Pale Yellow, Kevin, thanks! That’s very kind of you to say. I appreciate it.

Kevin, the ring is just another slight variation between the two realities that serves as a marker. Selena One lost her ring, but Selena Two didn’t. That’s why Selena One has her ring back and Selena Two is missing hers when they switch back. At the end, in Selena One’s realm, her ring is still on the floor at the restaurant, while in Selena Two’s realm, it’s gone because she never lost it. Hope that makes sense.

Some Easter eggs:

The symbol on the sign at the psychiatric clinic is a tesseract, the scientific symbol for the fourth dimension.

Henry Pratt (the name of the psychiatric clinic) is Boris Karloff’s real name.

Thanks!


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Thanks, and totally get it now. Should have before. It's clear.

Didn't get the eggs. I wouldn't have known either of those things. Cool to put them in, though.
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Breanne Mattson
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I tried to create a puzzle, something people would have to watch more than once to really put together. Of course, that was before I realized how many errors show up with repeat viewings.


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The psychiatrist did a solid job. Convincing.


Calvin is awesome. He’s got a lot of stage experience. Great guy, too.


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Nice work, Breanne! Always love to see SSers picking up the camera. I see George did the music too.

I didn't catch that Selena one had a different voice until I read it in the credits. Good syncing on your part. What did you shoot this with? Entering any festivals??

James


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Great job Breanne! Loved how Selena One disappeared and Selena Two reappeared right in front of the shrink! Bet he thought he was going crazy!
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Good work, Breanne.

Watched this and was a little baffled by it.  I'm guessing it has something to do with a parallel universe.  Interesting story though, well done.


Check out my scripts...if you want to, no pressure.

You can find my scripts here
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Hey Breanne

Enjoyed it a lot! Pretty entertaining short movie IMO. :]

Good job and thanks for sharing.

HGW


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Breanne Mattson
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Thanks everyone!

James, I can’t take credit for the syncing, that was the post house people. It’s also in surround sound and will sound much better in a theater.

The film was shot with two JVC GY-HD250U cameras I borrowed from our TV station. They’re usually used to shoot local events.

I’ve already entered several festivals, but it’s too early to know if we’ve been accepted. We have to meet various technical requirements for some of them, but there are more to come.

P.S. I thought George did a terrific job. I much prefer original music to canned stuff.

Alffy, I baffled myself with it a few times putting it all together.

Thanks for the kind words, everybody!


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Ha, ha, this was absolutely fantastic Breanne, I had to watch it twice.  It's great to see work form you.

Keep it up.

Ghostie


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That was awesome Breanne, it reminded me of one of my guiltiest pleasures, quantum leap. Really good shots when the detective and the doctor were walking through the passage. And the mirror at the end! Wow how did you do that! Good job across the board.

Johnny
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Quoted from Breanne Mattson

Calvin is awesome. He’s got a lot of stage experience. Great guy, too.

He did a great job! Did you have to tone him down at all? I felt my actors for TTD needed to be.

And yes, George did a great job!!!  


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Well done Breanne.  You should post the script so we can compare.    And George, nicely done on the music.
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