Writer: Adam Ransley
Producer: Rogan Brown
Director: Daniel James
Executive Producer: Abi Binning
Mentor Producer: Di Drew
Script Editor: Tristram Baumber
Cinematography: Sam King
Editor/Animations: Benjamin Nelan
Production Design: Jane Howard
Music Composition: Lance Trevino
Stars: Matt Burton, Lisa Gormley, Nathan Spencer, Matthew Stolp
Genre(s): Comedy, Thriller
Release Date: June 2016
Duration: 13 minutes 30 seconds
Writer/Director: Jane Howard
Producer/Editor: Rogan Brown
Cinematographer: Mark Kuilenburg
Composer/Sound Recordist: Scott Weston
Art Director: Pamela Tonelli
Hair/Make-up: Madi Gadd
Gaffer: Jack Weltman-Jansen
Cast: Joan Murray, Alan Andrews, Ivano Del Pio
Genre: Drama
Release Date: February 2016
Running time: 6 minutes 45 seconds
Logline:
When an older couple disagree on a serious family issue, the wife takes matters into her own hands.
But is this betrayal or ultimately an act of love?
This project was funded and developed through the Step Up initiative, organised by Wide Angle Tasmania. We are most grateful to them and to the sponsors and donors of the Step-Up initiative.
Outline:
Bloodgurgler is a dark comedy/thriller which highlights the potential dangers of a life online, particularly when playing games with people whose real-life identities we don’t know.
Computer-based role play games have become a significant part of the lives of many adolescents and young adults, and Bloodgurgler taps in to the excitement, the thrill, the terror experienced in the game world by our potential audience.
The film explores this “world” through the eyes of Brian, a young office worker. He sneaks time at work to play his favourite game, unaware that his victories and some of his other behaviours have offended his opponents who are out for revenge, and not just in the “game world”.
In the virtual world, you can run, but you can’t hide!
Writer/Director: Jane Howard
Producer: Rogan Brown
Executive Producer: Abi Binning
Mentor Producer: Shaun Wilson
Script Consultant: Karel Segers
Cinematography: Konrad McCarthy, Samuel Bell
Slow Motion Cinematography: Tom Waugh
First AD: Aaron D Burgess
Script Supervisor: April Lampre
Gaffer: Jack Weltman-Jansen
Sound Recording: Fraser Deeth, Scott Weston, David Deeth
Production Design/Art Direction: Pamela Tonelli
Costume Design: Jane Howard, Paul Rubie
Editor/Visual Effects: Daryl Davies
Music Composition: Caleb Miller
Sound Mix/Colour Grade: Michael Gissing
Still Photography: Richard Marks, Pamela Tonelli
Cast: Tilla Haddow, Gillian Hunt, Jane Longhurst, Holly Ward, Harriet Malloy, Carla Di Domenico, Liz Darvell
Genre(s): Drama, mystery
Format: Short film
Running Time: 8 minutes
Release Date: June 2016
Director’s Note:
When I was a child, my grandmother would regale me with stories of her youth. She was a knockabout kid who lost her mother at the age of nine. Raised by her policeman father, her three older sisters and the nuns at the convent school, her misdemeanours would get her into a lot of strife. She was loads of fun. I have often wondered what it would have been like to be one of her playmates, but sadly, time is linear and we were not born in the same era.
The idea for The Good Room originated from the whimsical notion of meeting her in one of her escapades, but has evolved into a tale about time and magic and mystery. I am inspired to tell this story as it represents the collision of these nostalgic musings with the creative and disciplined processes of RED Flag. It also signifies a new creative journey which I am keen to explore.
— Jane Howard
A RED Flag Production
produced with the assistance of
WIDE ANGLE TASMANIA INC.
and SCREEN AUSTRALIA
Synopsis:
When Teagan, an inquisitive and resourceful 11-year-old, is unexpectedly left alone one night, she embarks on a secret exploration of her family’s newly rented home. Driven by curiosity and a love of adventure she gains access to a room that has been kept locked for decades by the cold and aloof landlady, Mrs Nolan.
What she discovers that night triggers a chain of mysterious and magical events that has the power to change the past and free the emotionally damaged Mrs Nolan from the misery of her bitter existence.
Films 2016
ROGAN BROWN