There's Always Tomorrow
A$2,336
of $2,000 targetyrs ago
Successful on 23rd Oct 2012 at 1:00AM.
There's Always Tomorrow is a short film which has been partially funded by the Media Resource Centre (SA) as part of the Raw Nerve Initiative.
Once the film is complete at the end of 2012, we will be entering it into film festivals around Australia and throughout the world.
Why We're Crowdfunding
Even though we have been extremely lucky in receiving partial funding from the Media Resource Centre (SA), we have only been afforded a very low budget. To make this film the best it can possibly be, we require a little more help so we can put the money towards equipment, special effects, entry fees to film festivals and just the little things like food for our crew of volunteers! With an extra $2,000 we can breath a lot easier and really focus on this film's potential instead of the cost cutting.
With your contribution, you are part of our crew helping us to produce a quality Australian short film that will be seen all over the world!
Synopsis
Craig thinks he is doing the right thing when he invites his best mate Mitch on a camping trip. However, Jenny (Craig's girlfriend) feels differently and now Craig is being forced to play mediator in a situation he unwittingly created.
Between his girlfriend and best friend constantly bickering, the outrageously odd couple they encounter, that damn ukelele and mother nature throwing them a curveball, it's going to be one very long trip for Craig.
He probably should have remembered that no good deed goes unpunished.
The Film
Written by Liz Jackson, There's Always Tomorrow is a refreshing take on the black comedy genre which is cleverly crafted to keep you guessing from the opening credits. With razor sharp twists and an intelligent wit, the film is sure to capture audiences around the globe. There's Always Tomorrow highlights key issues that we don't often consider as we got about life...and maybe we should!
Just remember, life can feel an eternity when stuck with the wrong people.
Key Crew
Daniel Phillips - Director
Daniel Phillips currently works as a Writer, Producer and Director on various projects for film, television, music video and the corporate sector. After completing a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Screen Production) degree at Flinders University, Daniel worked as an editor for Ambience Entertainment on the children’s show Larry the Lawnmower, which was screened nationally on the 7 network. He has worked as an editor on various TVC’s including the 2010 Summer campaign for the Beachouse, and acted as Series Producer and Director on the television pilot The Vibe. His keen eye for detail and work in varying roles across the industry allows him to apply equal focus to all areas of production. One of Daniel's short film's, Being Nowhere, is currently on the festival circuit and is part of the Official Selection in India’s Stepping Stone Film Festival. Daniel is one of the founders of production company Anomaly Media and is currently in post-production with his recent short film, The Martyr.
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Liz Jackson - Writer
Liz Jackson is a new comer to the film industry but her potential as a writer is obvious. Liz has always had a love for film and after many years, she has finally picked up a pen to follow her passion. We couldn't be more thrilled! With three short films currently green lit, shooting both here and NSW, Liz Jackson's career is taking off at rapid speed.
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Katrina Huber - Producer
Katrina Huber currently works as a freelance Producer on various projects for film, television, music video and the corporate sector. She studied at Adelaide College of the Arts and early on, gained plenty of experience on short films in various roles. In 2011 Katrina was Production Manager on short film, A Tale of Obsession (Director - Dave Wade, Producer - Manda Webber), which has won several awards in film festivals around Australia. Since then she has worked on another three short films and a feature film that are currently in film festivals all over the world.
Links
Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/theresalwaystomorrowsa
Anomaly Media Website: http://www.anomalymedia.com.au/
Media Resource Centre Website: http://www.mrc.org.au/
Every little bit counts...a big thank you from all the cast and crew!
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