FILM TITLE:
Imaginary Freedom
LOG LINE:
Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.
SYNOPSIS:
Imaginary Freedom is a short story that focuses on the mental state of two political prisoners, who despite not knowing each other, they manage to help one another overcome their suffering and cope with their overwhelming reality, the approaching death sentence.
CREDITS:
Script Writer, Producer, Director, Editor:
脚本、演出、プロデュース、編集:
Sebastian Angel.
DP:
Shari Bailey.
CAST:
Casey Manderson, Norman Hirschfeldt, Juan Riedinger, Daniel Bruce, Kaytlin Borgen, Wendy Dallian, Bailey Lavallee, Michelle Pummell, Connor Stanhope, Thomas Balzar.
Format:
16mm film.

Production Location:
Vancouver, Canada.

Production Year:
2005.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Rehearsing the scene.
Rehearsing the scene.
Director Sebastian Angel and Actor Norman Hirschfeldt discussing the scene.
Director Sebastian Angel and Actor Norman Hirschfeldt discussing the scene.
In between takes.
In between takes.
The crew setting up.
The crew setting up.
The crew setting up.
The crew setting up.
DOP Shari Bailey and 1st AC Michael Dymock.
DOP Shari Bailey and 1st AC Michael Dymock.
Camera Operator Jon West.
Camera Operator Jon West.
Camera Operator Jon West, DOP Shari Bailey, Director Sebastian Angel.
Camera Operator Jon West, DOP Shari Bailey, Director Sebastian Angel.
DOP Shari Bailey, 1st AD Graham Kew and Actor Norman Hirschfeldt.
DOP Shari Bailey, 1st AD Graham Kew and Actor Norman Hirschfeldt.
DOP Shari Bailey in her element.
DOP Shari Bailey in her element.
Ready to roll.
Ready to roll.
Director Sebastian Angel enjoying the process.
Director Sebastian Angel enjoying the process.
Director Sebastian Angel going thourhg the scene with actor Norman Hirschfeldt and Script Supervisor Jessica Keatley.
Director Sebastian Angel going thourhg the scene with actor Norman Hirschfeldt and Script Supervisor Jessica Keatley.
Director Sebastian Angel.
Director Sebastian Angel.
1st AC Michael Dymock.
1st AC Michael Dymock.
A team effort to get each shot.
A team effort to get each shot.
Actor Casey Manderson.
Actor Casey Manderson.
always enjoying the process.
always enjoying the process.
Director Sebastian Angel and actor Casey Manderson discussing the scene.
Director Sebastian Angel and actor Casey Manderson discussing the scene.
and mark it!
and mark it!
From paper to celluloid.
From paper to celluloid.
DOP Shari Bailey in her element.
DOP Shari Bailey in her element.
Cam Op Jon West and 1st AC Michael Dymock setting up focus marks.
Cam Op Jon West and 1st AC Michael Dymock setting up focus marks.
Director Sebastian Angel and Lead Actor Casey Manderson discussing the scene.
Director Sebastian Angel and Lead Actor Casey Manderson discussing the scene.
Director Sebastian Angel and DOP Shari Bailey discussing the next shot.
Director Sebastian Angel and DOP Shari Bailey discussing the next shot.
Actors Casey Manderson and Daniel Bruce.
Actors Casey Manderson and Daniel Bruce.
Actor Thomas Balzar.
Actor Thomas Balzar.
Makeup Artist John Jordan working on actor Juan Riedinger.
Makeup Artist John Jordan working on actor Juan Riedinger.
Our 16mm film camera, Arriflex 16SR.
Our 16mm film camera, Arriflex 16SR.
DOP Shari Bailey and 1st AC Michael Dymock.
DOP Shari Bailey and 1st AC Michael Dymock.
DOP Shari Bailey and Director Sebastian Angel Discussing the scene.
DOP Shari Bailey and Director Sebastian Angel Discussing the scene.
Makeup Artist John Jordan working on Actor Norman Hirschfeldt.
Makeup Artist John Jordan working on Actor Norman Hirschfeldt.
Director Sebastian Angel with young actor Bailey Lavallee.
Director Sebastian Angel with young actor Bailey Lavallee.
Director Sebastian Angel going through the scene with young actress Michelle Pummell.
Director Sebastian Angel going through the scene with young actress Michelle Pummell.
Director Sebastian Angel with the young cast.
Director Sebastian Angel with the young cast.
Director Sebastian Angel.
Director Sebastian Angel.
Shooting a scene with Actress Kaytlin Borgen.
Shooting a scene with Actress Kaytlin Borgen.
It all sums up in 4 rolls of film.
It all sums up in 4 rolls of film.

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