...By Nick Escobar

One of the more intimate scenes Troy (Christopher Huff) the lead. Can’t thank him enough for getting real personal to deliver such a performance. As for coverage, there is still much to be picked up and a few key scenes to reshoot in order to complete the story.

The crew, a skeleton of 7, will overcome all boundaries, working diligently, to deliver an energy relatable to the film. 

My best friend, cinematographer, and brother. Without his free spirit, Zook and I were able to collaborate in ways indescribable. 

I’m more than excited to share this puppy. After a weekend of shooting, the crew, some of my closest friends, captured an energy that will remain beyond the picture of the lens. I believe that energy and essence translated through to the film, a story about the innocence of brotherhood and the betrayals of the universe. My junior thesis for University, aims its students to narrate a non-sycnc short film with an emphasis to recognize the most vivacious, but also most challenging elements of storytelling. With the support of a loving family and the loyalty of a pledged cast and crew, I’m blessed to be able to cultivate a story riddled with chance, choice, and consequence. I pray that wherever the film may go, it can portray the love and hate of the world’s most tragic and triumphant of characters, but also serve as a reminder to those who work so endlessly to endure its strange complexities.

Darkness blankets the horizon. 

Delicacy is vulnerable. 

"It entrances Damien...luring him closer."

Troy's bedroom solace. 

The Bluff in all it's beauty.