“Pay attention to what launches the shadow called Outer Space”
Here is a great horror short film of Cosmic science fiction Lovecraftian to be looked at Wakener entitled, and takes you to a kingdom where the cosmic horror meets the visionary narrative.
Wakener is “a science fiction horror film that follows a haunted and infested naval technician and a young and honorable military officer. Their paths collide when a ghost ship powered by mechanical centuries put out of the out of the point makes the Point station mysteriously.
“The station chief officer orders that the ship secretly investigated for harmful reasons. As a result, the technician and the officer are forced to satisfy an ancient and catastrophic destiny. “
The film, of the writer and director Anthony Ferraro He pays homage to the enigmatic world of HP Lovecraft.
This short film is shared in collaboration with the Film Film Festival, where we are trying to exhibit some of the Radical Indies of Gender Films and shorts that the filmmakers are creating.
I also included an interview with the director you can read below!
What was the inspiration for your movie? How did you come the idea?
Production, design and budget, not history, is a proof of the concept for my science fiction function.
Tell us about you. What is your background? How long have you been a director?
25 years
What inspires you to work within gender cinema and tell this type of stories?
I am interested in narration, and the cinema, science fiction and fantasy are the way in which I frame my stories.
What was your favorite part of the film process for this project?
I was working on a stage with several active sets that were the whole world of my film.
What are you most proud of this movie?
The look.
What is a favorite story or a moment from the making of the film you would like to share?
The nuclear engine was to be a 3D shot. However, due to 3D working delays, I made the engine a half on a physical scale and we filmed it practically.
What was your most demanding moment or experience you had while you shoot your movie?
Collecting money, always the biggest challenge.
In this case, how has your film changed or deferred by its original concept during pre-production, production and/or post-production? How did the way you approach future projects as a result?
Each film evolves uniquely during pre-production, production and post-production, strengthening my understanding that each project is its body. This process made me more comfortable and confident with every company.
Who were some of your collaborators and actors of the film? How did you start working with each other?
“My DP, Jon Schweigart, was a key collaborator in three projects. The main support actress and I worked together for the first time, while the rest of the crew and the cast are longtime collaborators, we compare it to form a band.
What is the best advice you have ever received as director and what would you mean to the new filmmakers?
The best advice I received was simple: “Don’t do it, it’s not worth it”. This is not sarcasm or humor; It is a control of reality that makes you think.
What are your plans for your career and what do you hope that this film does for this? What kind of stories would you like to tell going on?
I am fully engaged in my film career, embracing the mentality “dies”, above all because I deal with the reality of that equation: they are not a spring chicken. I am interested in the basic stories that deepen adversity, love non -corresponding, success and failure, all the challenges of life. Always explore these themes within the reigns of science fiction, fantasy and perhaps one day, if I am lucky, the western genre.
What is your next project and when can we expect to see it?
Currently, I am launching three functionality projects and are in pre-production on another science fiction short film called “Starfisher”. It is a fuck Moby / the old man and the sea inspired by science fiction. See above mentioned “die trying” mentality “for the reason I’m doing this after.
Where can we find more than your work and where can we contact you the interested parties? Do you have a website or a youtube channel/vimeo?
You can find all my films and videos do-it-yourself on my YouTube channel, create science fiction: creates science fiction YouTube channel. The interested parties can contact me through my channel. https://www.youtube.com/c/createScififi
Question bonus n. 1: What is your favorite movie of all time?
“The outlaw Josey Wales.”
Question bonus n. 2: What is the film that inspired you to become a director and/or had the greatest influence on your work?
It was a series of “Dogme 95” films. The 1995 avant -garde film movement founded by Danish directors Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg,
By Joey Gour
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