#@bighousela

[bighousela]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QcqLqtdvYM)

‏@Bouncy_Boxer  @I_Chicks_Fest  @WomenOccupyHwd  @WomenInTV @womendirectors   #womeninfilm 

RELATION SHIPWRECK

Following the end of the award winning short film, "Speed Dating," the main characters Brooke and Traci go through life horribly wrong. They are joined by their best friend and roommate, Alexis.

Bouncy Boxer Media Follow on Twitter

  https://twitter.com/bouncy_boxer

Follow on Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/bouncyboxermedia

Follow on instagram

https://www.instagram.com/bouncyboxermedia/?hl=en

Bouncy Boxer Media

Women owned film production company based in Tampa, FL

#womeninfilm

#supportindiefilm

#tampa

#florida

#producer

#womendirect

#filmmakingwhilefemale

www.vimeo.com/bouncyboxermedia

[bighousela]

@BertoneVisuals  @MissLevy @thescottcrane @TheUnwillingMov

Scott Crane and Levy Tran on the red carpet for the AWARD WINNING FEATURE FILM THE UNWILLING

Directed by Jonathan Heap Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Jonathan Heap David Lipper Cast David LipperDavid Lipper... David Harris Dina MeyerDina Meyer... Michelle Harris Lance HenriksenLance Henriksen... Father Harris Bree WilliamsonBree Williamson... Cheryl Cates Robert RuslerRobert Rusler... Rich Austin HighsmithAustin Highsmith... Kelly Davis Jake ThomasJake Thomas... Darren Levy TranLevy Tran... Nurse Charles GorganoCharles Gorgano... Lawyer Produced by Gianluca Bertone...executive producer Shannon Gardner...co-producer / line producer Jonathan Heap...co-producer David Lipper...co-producer Philip Morton...co-producer Halil Sevis...associate producer David Stump...executive producer Tina Sutakanat...co-producer Julia Verdin...producer Music by Stephen Melillo Melillo Steve Cinematography by David Stump...director of photography Makeup Department Abigail Bradley...makeup department head Taschi Lynell...makeup artist Mara Rouse...key makeup artist Production Management Brian Lucky Skillen...production manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Artie Glackin...first assistant director Sound Department Joseph R. De Guzman...dialogue editor Vincent Deng...foley artist Daniel Guerra...sound mixer / sound recordist Joshua Perkins...foley artist Michael J. McDonald...re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor Jason Milversted...dialogue editor Brahm Patel...foley recordist Ray Quintana...adr recordist / foley editor / foley recordist / m&e mixer Patty Ramirez...post audio booking Brad Whitcanack...sound effects editor/sound designer Terah 'Bishop' Woodley II...sound editor Visual Effects by David Stump...visual effects supervisor Stunts Seth Duhame...stunt coordinator Camera and Electrical Department Craig Aines...key grip Ajiri Jude Akpolo...second assistant camera: b camera Gianluca Bertone...camera operator: b camera / second unit director of photograhpy Marco Paonessa...digiital imaging technician David Stump...a camera operator John Tamburro...drone pilot Michael J Tamburro...drone pilot Editorial Department Matt Dean...trailer editor Marco Paonessa...final colorist Bayard Stryker...editor Zach Tow...trailer editor Other crew Lori Franklin-Garcia...script supervisor Michael J Tamburro...aerial coordinator Paul Zecharia...production assistant See also Release Dates | Official Sites | Box Office/Business | Company Credits | Filming Locations |Technical Specs | Literature FOLLOW the producer and cast on TWITTER: @BertoneVisuals @TheUnwillingMov @lancehenriksen @DinaMeyer @Lipdude @AustinHighsmith @MissLevy @breewilliamson @SirJakeThomas @RobertRusler @PhilipDMorton @thescottcrane FANGORIA review and trailer available at below link, http://www.fangoria.com/new/exclusive-trailer-comments-lance-henriksen-in-the-unwilling/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork Our deepest fears live within the bowels of our subconscious, sporadically invading and tormenting our thoughts and imaginations. For some, fear can be controlled and kept at bay, but for others, fear can be all consuming, and escaping those fears may be futile. For the six characters in THE UNWILLING, staring David Lipper (LOST AFTER DARK), Dina Myer (SAW I, II, III, IV), and horror icon Lance Henriksen, their fear will be their demise. THE UNWILLING, a film focusing on six family members trapped in a house and forced to face their darkest fears, and each other, is the new fright flick from writer, director, and Oscar nominated, Jonathan Heap. And though Heap has not written, or directed a horror film since his grad-school days, he’s ready to return to the genre and tackle the world or the supernatural and the fears it encompasses. “I’ve wanted to make another [horror] for a long time. So after a couple of decades doing thrillers and action, my friends and I financed this film ourselves to be able to do it our way.” In his most personal film-to-date, Heap has stayed true to his convictions as a writer and director. “To my mind, a film should firstly be a personal story, a psychological profile as it were of a hero in trouble – all the more powerful if the trouble is the result of his own actions or deficits. We all have self doubts and are ‘haunted’ by what has happened in our lives or what might happen.” He continues, “Classic sophisticated horror – psychological horror – has always been a big interest of mine. I think the genre is particularly suited to creating depth of character when one wants to dissect human emotions such as fear or psychological imbalance.” On the story behind the story, Heap stated, “The story of David and his family really began with the concept of a damaged man who has created a cage for himself. David’s problems were generated by terrible abuse and years of feeling isolated and unsafe. Once we created this fragile character it became obvious that confronting him and his relatives with their terrors would yield a perfect storm of increasing intensity.” Heap follows with, “His dad dies and everyone has to come, unwillingly, to David’s house for the will reading. A box arrives instead of a will and pretty soon we find out how unwilling the characters are to investigate the unknown. The box can seduce, the box can provide – a new found level of unwillingness is needed to resist.” Though Heap’s focus on fear is the backbone of THE UNWILLING, it was extremely important that he explore the idea of the title itself; the horrific grasp unwillingness has over the human race. “A woman who’s vain, a man ruled by greed, an addict – all of whom are desperate to protect themselves at the cost of others.” However adding a level of supernatural occurrences, Heap needed to keep it grounded in so form of reality. He continues, “I imagine if I was confronted by a supernatural event – and really convinced of its authenticity – I might be quite terrified as it would destroy my entire world view, my understanding of physics. When writing THE UNWILLING we incorporated that unwillingness to believe into the story. I can’t stand when a film character just accepts something weird and moves on like it’s a regular day. So we wrote in their disbelief, their refusal to accept. Realistic human reactions are even more necessary when the fantastic is encountered.” Dedicated to bending the genre and bringing back a more personal feel to horror, Heap reassures that THE UNWILLING is a film not to be missed. “It seems to me that what we have created, is that which is missing from many present day horror; the personal subjective story, the Hitchcock one person point-of-view. A lot of horror and sci-fi has become impersonal so we started out to do just the opposite. I think we have succeeded to the extent that you will want the characters to overcome – overcome whatever they at first are unwilling to do.” When asked to give a statement that would intrigue our readers while they wait for the release of THE UNWILLING, Heap simply stated, “Be careful what it is you want, because that might be the thing that kills you.” Check out the exclusive trailer and stay tuned for more on THE UNWILLING at http://www.fangoria.com/ http://bighouse-la.com #bighousela @BertoneVisuals @lancehenriksen @DinaMeyer @Lipdude @AustinHighsmith @RobertRusler @MissLevy @breewilliamson @SirJakeThomas @thescottcrane