#space coast

[reality-detective]

Finally we’re calling things by their name! 🤔

[rinhadokoa]

Space coast summer Joukai 🌞

[apollomission8]

Launch of Starlink Group 10-43 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, 6:26am Thursday June 4, 2026

(viewed from Melbourne, Florida)

[positiveoatmilkmotel]

IM SO EXCITED FOR THE ARTEMIS 2 LAUNCH, oh my GOD I am so excited, I’ve been WAITING and watching for updates, I can’t believe there’s gonna be a MOON LAUNCH I’m so hyped-

The last time I was this excited about space was with the James Webb telescope (LOVED THAT seriously!!) but this is so much bigger, 4 astronauts! Circling around the moon! They’re going further than anyone has yet!!

I have family in Florida, desperately need them to record the launch for me, so so excited. I’m just ahhhh I’m so excited— a moon launch!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭 guys this is a big deal, I seriously think it’s the start of genuine space exploration, we are gonna see a mars landing in our lifetime !

[attitude-problemmm]

[f-s-arbolaez]

Space Coast Confidential │ Trailer

Hello everyone, I made a film called Space Coast Confidential that finished post production earlier this year, and had its grand premiere at a local theater back in November. Currently sent it in to a distributor for quality control, but it should be widely available for viewing on streaming services in 2026.

It is a sci-fi arthouse film about veteran detective, Brandon Taff (played by Jason Rebholz) and his new partner from Massachusetts, Gordon Evans (played by Alexander Massaad). They try to solve a case involving mysterious and possibly supernatural circumstances around the Floridian Space Coast, which could threaten the future of the world as we know it.

Whole idea started with my love cosmic horror, B-movies, and one bored afternoon watching miniature towns getting flooded with water in fish tanks. I wrote the original script in a more analog horror format, but it would involve scenes of miniatures, animals on miniature sets, and small-scale pyrotechnics. After placing an ad on Craigslist, I met the director Chris Cotter and, after discussing the project, I was convinced to let him take the original script for rewrites and turn it into a more traditional story telling format.

It's certainly been an experience as this was my first feature film I ever made. In spite of being a microbudget indie film, it took a lot to carry out all steps of production. I had to work overtime at my job to meet funding demands, drive a total of over 200 miles to the coast and back over several weekends straight, and had to watch the dailies on repeat until finalization. Outside of some rough moments, a nerve-wracking filming schedule, and a lot of cringing, it went relatively smooth.

Sure, I certainly would've done some things differently, but just getting out there was a feat in itself.

I invite you to watch the video, leave a comment about what you think, and maybe subscribe for any future updates about this or other projects.

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[sund7y]