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Who is in NEW YORK on Sunday, 9th?

Our wonderful new short film, DEFINING FAY is screening at the amazing new PHILIP K. DICK SCI-FI FILM FESTIVAL! 

GO SEE!

http://www.thephilipkdickfilmfestival.com/program.html

we’re absolutely delighted to announce

DEFINING FAY’s FIRST FESTIVAL

And what a perfect place for Fay to greet the world -

a festival, honouring Philip K. Dick, the legend of sci-fi.

The CRU with the DCP on it and DEFINING FAY behind it all!
Roll on Tuesday and Fay’s first official screening!

Very clever. It makes you think, then makes you think again! Fantastic sound/music and great CGI. An excellent short film! Love the shot of the boat on the lake. Brilliant job.  -  Chanttal F.

It’s beautiful! Tender, spooky, atmospheric, subversive. Every shot is so lush; the story so engaging. Congratulations, hope to see it on screens all over the world!  -  Annette V.

Wow! I loved it, and didn’t guess the end. I really loved the tracking camera between the 3 of them - great work. … I intend to watch it again tomorrow. Here’s to weird dreams tonight!  -  Tim A.

LOOOOOVED it, good script and solid acting. Now I want the next episode. And the back story. And when are the villains going to be stopped?  -  Sophie T.

It is a ‘terrifying’ great film… DEFINING FAY scores at ease 500 km on my personal movie index which indicates the distance I would travel to see a film in ‘a cinema near me’. But of course I hope this film will travel further, around the world and around and around…and back.  -  Coen V. V.

One of the best shorts I’ve seen in a long time. Production value was great. Well directed and shot. Good acting. Nice work! The story was good. I love the open - it makes you think we’re going in one direction and then you make a hard right turn.  -  Jason S.

Wonderful, eerie, provocative…. Great work. What a great premise… fine actors - especially the leads.  -  Jayne J.

Love this! Great music, acting and the look is fab…  -  David G.

It is amazing! So forceful! I liked id it very much! The special effects are excellent… I particularly love the opposition between the gentle music and the ferocity of the scenes! …  I am blown away by the political force of the message. In one word: AMAZING!  -  Francis W.

DEFINING FAY: graphics TESTS for one of the computer monitors that appear in the film. (by the oh-so-talented Jason Scrimshaw)

This phase of post-production can easily be called the QUIET BEFORE THE STORM. After a couple of weeks of battling some minor but irritating technical glitches (AND WINNING; phew!) and juggling the conform, the grading, the CGI work, the sound-mixing work, we are in a bit of a STRANGE PLACE. The film is nearly finished, it is looking more GORGEOUS than ever, but it isn’t quite ready, yet. Not ready to show. The GOOD NEWS is that with each new step the whole team appreciates all over again just how much it’s all WORTH IT. She will be a FABULOUS FAY.

Yaaay!!! It’s here! It’s finally here!

The DEFINING FAY poster!

DEFINING FAY is IN THE TITANIUM CASE. Well, it used to be - the film is IN THE CAN. Though that never really meant one can. Even for a 10 minute short film such as Fay, you’d have dozens of cans. Now, every bit of footage we’ve shot, all the sound, and even all the various cuts (versions) of the film and all the additional data yet to come - everything fits in this one little hard-drive….

For some reason, it never seizes to amaze me, this.

The magical power of the frame! (1/25 of a second) As DEFINING FAY goes through its 3rd cut - and through the hands of our masterful editor David Smith - it’s amazing to be reminded just how much difference a little frame can make.

It’s all about the little trim here and the little trim there…