Director: David Pyefinch

Writer: Simon Gray

Producer: Rogan Brown

Mentor Producer: Richard Marks

Executive Producer: Abi Binning

Director of Photography: Simon Gray

Camera: Joe Shemesh

Editor: David Pyefinch

Online Editor: Mike Sampey

Composers: Lance Trevino, Caleb Miller

Art Director: Gus Smith

Sound Recordist: Mike Sampey

Costume Coordination: Gushi Soda

Make-Up: Jane Howard

Stars:

John Xintavelonis, Guy Hooper, Ivano Del Pio, Nigel Curtain-Smith

Synopsis:

His methods may be antiquated but no-one gives a better send-off than the world’s most popular hangman, Gregory.

However, his ambitious assistant Pensive Nemes is determined to introduce his new system that takes all the fun out of hanging.

Gregory won’t quit, but the calculating Nemes knows the quickest way to get someone off the gallows is straight down.

A Raw Nerve Production initiated by

SCREEN DEVELOPMENT AUSTRALIA

 Produced with the assistance of

WIDE ANGLE TASMANIA INC. and

SCREEN AUSTRALIA

Genres:

Black Comedy, Mockumentary

Release Date:

16 November 2011

Running time: 10 minutes

Sound: Stereo

Picture: Colour

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Camera: RED

Director: Matt Tucker

Original Story: Meg Bignell

Screenplay: Meg Bignell, Matt Tucker

Producers: Rogan Brown, Dominique Hurley

Cinematography: Tom Waugh

Original Music by: Lance Trevino, Caleb Miller, Daniel Hack

Editors: Mike Sampey, Matt Tucker

Art Direction: Gus Smith

Sound Design: Michael Gissing

Stars: Chris Gabardi, Meg Bignell

Logline: Two of the most powerful forces on Earth: love and the ocean. Together they can work miracles.

Synopsis:

A Quiet Tomorrow is a film about love and loss by the sea.

Two people are deeply in love, but there is an imposing presence in their relationship. Could it tear them apart, or will its astonishing, magical power bring them closer than they could ever dream possible?

This is a film for anyone who loves the ocean, anyone who loves nature, anyone who loves Tasmania, anyone who loves...

Screenings

• Falls Music and Arts Festival

Marion Bay, Tasmania: December 2011

• Love Letters in the Sand Screening

Copping, Tasmania: March 2012

Genres:

Drama, Narrative fiction

Release Date:

14 December 2011

Running time:

13 minutes 40 seconds

Sound:

Stereo (Surround sound 5.1)

Picture: Colour

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Cameras:

Canon 60D, Canon 5D MkII

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