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After Yesterday

An elderly man struggles to connect with his granddaughter amidst loss and early signs of dementia.

"After Yesterday" tells the story of Harris Tray as he struggles to connect with his granddaughter amidst loss and early signs of dementia. From high-school director Andy Brewster comes After Yesterday, a "thoughtful piece that seems to address getting older, life transitions, grief, and how we interact with our families after a significant loss" (fellow filmmaker). With a budget ranging in the hundreds, the short was produced in the fall of 2016 in Raleigh, NC with an entirely volunteer cast and crew. Official Website: https://josiahfilmproductions.com/after-yesterday/ Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/afteryesterdayshortfilm IMDb Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6374428/?ref_=rvi_tt Deleted Scenes Featurette: Coming Soon Blooper Reel: Coming Soon Harris Tray: Bruce Michaels Amanda: Loran Bolding Ella: Sasha Conlon Young Harris (minor role): Eric Wylie Girlfriend (minor role): Annelise Hornack Director/Writer/Producer/Post Production: Andy Brewster Director of Photography: Alex Hendrix Production Designer/Co-Writer/Assistant Camera: Elise Brewster Sound Recordists: Mateo Frazier, Clark Ivers Script Supervisor: Sean Condon Makeup: Sierra Lipe Grips: Ian Brewster, Owen Brewster Craft Service: Holly Brewster Special Thanks/Project Consultants: Alex Hendrix, Clark Ivers, Michelle Murray Wells, Renee Fisher Production Partners: Meeting Space, Sound and Lighting Gear Courtesy Sonorous Road Productions Flowers and Flower Shop Location Courtesy The Cary Florist Food Donations Courtesy Harris Teeter "Petite Ballerina Waltz" by Dimitri Shostakovich James Langevin - Courtesy of Shutterstock, INC. "Unreachable" by Joachim Heinrich Licensed Under Creative Commons 3.0 https://youtu.be/HrQQIzZri4k "Breathe" by Joachim Heinrich Licensed Under Creative Commons 3.0 https://youtu.be/bYDprwIp2EI
WATCH THE FILM: https://vimeo.com/josiahproductions/after-yesterday Catch a sneak peak of After Yesterday, a new short film from high-school director Andy Brewster, debuting online 1-9-2017. Official Website: josiahfilmproductions.com/after-yesterday/ Official Facebook: facebook.com/afteryesterdayshortfilm IMDb Page: imdb.com/title/tt6374428/?ref_=rvi_tt Deleted Scenes Featurette: https://vimeo.com/josiahproductions/ay-deleted-scenes Blooper Reel: Coming Soon "Unreachable" by Joachim Heinrich Licensed Under Creative Commons Attribution License https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAewTqhiGGLyf4iOVsGGDjA
WATCH THE FILM: vimeo.com/josiahproductions/after-yesterday Peer into the filmmaking process with these deleted scenes and shots from the acclaimed short film After Yesterday. Official Website: josiahfilmproductions.com/after-yesterday/ Official Facebook: facebook.com/afteryesterdayshortfilm IMDb Page: imdb.com/title/tt6374428 Teaser: https://vimeo.com/josiahproductions/after-yesterday-teaser Blooper Reel: Coming Soon "Petite Ballerina Waltz" by Dimitri Shostakovich James Langevin - Courtesy of Shutterstock, INC.
 
  • “ It's a very thoughtful piece that seems to address getting older, life transitions, grief, and how we interact with our families after a significant loss. ”
    — Fellow filmmaker on the script
  • “ Beautiful. ”
    — GS
  • “ very emotional... I absolutely love how the music works together with the images. ”
    — Composer
  • “ ...it moved me to beautiful tears. ”
    — Feedback on the script
  • “ I would encourage all my friends to watch and feel the effects of memory lost... Andy's film captures the emotions and allows the viewer to see the beauty and the hurt. ”
    — SG
  • “ ...absolutely incredible! ”
    — TW
  • “ Touching. ”
    — SV
  • “ Powerful short film. ”
    — PY
 
 

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To get the project through production the vast majority of funds were covered by the director and producers themselves, but along the way we had amazing support from over a dozen generous donors and we could continue to use your help to get it to festivals. Each festival typically requires a submission fee ranging from $15-$50 and it's not uncommon for shorts to be submitted to dozens of events.  Those fees can quickly add up, so we're striving to be discerning as to which festivals we apply. But, every dollar raised will increase our ability to share our film with audiences worldwide.  

 

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