After the Fall - History of the Film - excerpt
Development electronic press kit excerpt about “New Dawn” the 1993 short film that inspired the upcoming “After the Fall” science fiction feature film from Cyber-Scan Films.
Director/Editor: Randolph Scott
Producers: Randolph Scott + Azad Ovanisian
ATF EPK Cinematographer: Dan Schemeltzer
New Dawn Archival Cinematographer: Daryl DeQuetteville
Makeup: Trina Mann
Music: Kevin MacLeod
Imagery from “New Dawn” short film, circa 1993 (top left) The original Unit 17 - a rag tag group of US resistance fighters. (top right) The original Troopers - infantry belonging to the enemy’s invasion force. (bottom left) An original Beast - bio-engineered war creatures utilized by the enemy to exterminate US resistance forces. (bottom right) The original Unit 17 patrols city ruins in search of a way to reclaim their fallen country. These visual/character elements would rise from the ashes years later, re-imagined for the upcoming feature film “After the Fall” from Cyber-Scan Films.
Years, months, and untold hours from a small collaborative group of passionate artists have gone into this project. Now we’re asking you to join us on this journey to bring After the Fall to theaters - beginning with a short prequel film and leading to the feature film trilogy. Your help can make a difference! Join Now!
Erlea Maneros Zabala, Pilgrimages for a New Economy (Niterói Contemporary Art Museum, 1996, Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 2007, RA-4 print, framed 50 x 40 cm, edition of 5
Photo by Jason Kamimura for #VVHour produced by @pennystarrjr @skinnysnoho June 23 #straycatstrut #strippers #striptease #burlesque #dancers #stage #theatre #choreography #costumesbyme #mydesigns #pink #pinkeverything #cats #pasties #milastarfyre #letsgo 😘 (Taken with Instagram)
Net (by Julio López Saguar)
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama - who has notably lived in a psychiatric institution for the last four decades - has been obsessed with dots and infinity for her entire career, an inspiration she attributes directly to her hallucinations. In an attempt to share her experiences, she creates installations that immerse the viewer in her obsessive vision of dots or infinitely mirrored space.
