Delusion explores abusive relationships, reality, personal agency and trust through the eyes of Isobel.

Isobel, a disorientated and mentally ill woman, feels as though she is losing her already tenuous grip on reality. As the walls close in she begins to question everything, not only herself, but even those around her, such as her devoted partner Michael. When a mysterious woman suddenly appears offering answers, Isobel must decide not only who, but what, she can trust… and whether she is ready to face the truth?

Our cast of third-year actors from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).

Who are we? A crew of aspiring filmmakers currently honing our craft at the WA Screen Academy (WASA).

With our goal of $2100 we aim to bring this thrilling psychological drama to life on screen. Through your support, and the hard work of our cast and crew, we will put any funds raised towards;

The Location: By supporting the Delusion crowdfunder you enable the crew to secure an location, to tell the best version of this story.

Costume, Hair and Make-up: The cast of Delusion needs to embody their characters' world, which is made possible by the costume, hair and make-up.

Food: Both Delusion's cast and crew will be working hard on set. Nutritious food must be provided to ensure that everyone has the energy to create the best short film possible.  

Film Festivals: We hope to share the story of Delusion, not just at the WA Screen Academy Gala Premiere but beyond.  To make such distribution possible, finances are needed to enter into film festivals. In contributing to the campaign, the crew of Delusion can share this unique story with national and international audiences. 

We encourage any questions on the reward tiers or potential for business sponsorship to be directed to our dedicated email: [email protected]

Delusion is produced by WA Screen Academy (WASA) students, featuring third-year actors from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). By donating to this page you are donating to the students involved in this project. No funds will be received by Edith Cowan University, WASA, or WAAPA.