Jake Ryan Southgate | CHOICE | SADD Short Film Competition 2012 @jakeryansouthgate | Uploaded September 2012 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
[Director's Cut]
It's finally finished. Whangaparaoa College's entry into the 'Students Against Drink Driving' Film Competition for 2012. This years theme was 'Individual Choice, Community of Consequences', meaning how one persons actions could influence an entire group of people.
With a concept devised by directors Joshua Collecutt and myself (Jake Southgate), we set out to produce this impressive short film with the tremendous help from our friends and family. Not everything ran smoothly of course, as after three project edit wipes the end product was edited in the early hours of one Friday morning the day before the entries were due! The end product is still amazing, and we couldn't be happier with how the filming turned out!
A huge thank-you to Caltex for letting us film at your petrol station, Officer Dave Mitchell for the police car and your presence, Mrs Nicola Bain and Miss Susan Wilson for keeping the pressure on us to get this finished, and the biggest thanks to all the cast and crew involved in making this happen!
Let's hope we win! :)
Keep in mind this version is slightly different from the original one entered in the competition (the only difference being with added music and credits).
[Director's Cut]
It's finally finished. Whangaparaoa College's entry into the 'Students Against Drink Driving' Film Competition for 2012. This years theme was 'Individual Choice, Community of Consequences', meaning how one persons actions could influence an entire group of people.
With a concept devised by directors Joshua Collecutt and myself (Jake Southgate), we set out to produce this impressive short film with the tremendous help from our friends and family. Not everything ran smoothly of course, as after three project edit wipes the end product was edited in the early hours of one Friday morning the day before the entries were due! The end product is still amazing, and we couldn't be happier with how the filming turned out!
A huge thank-you to Caltex for letting us film at your petrol station, Officer Dave Mitchell for the police car and your presence, Mrs Nicola Bain and Miss Susan Wilson for keeping the pressure on us to get this finished, and the biggest thanks to all the cast and crew involved in making this happen!
Let's hope we win! :)
Keep in mind this version is slightly different from the original one entered in the competition (the only difference being with added music and credits).
