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Merrily We Roll Along - Shifting Grounds
"Merrily We Roll Along" is a heartwarming but tragic tale of three friends attempting to make it in the arts. This production involved several small scenes of violence, and some movement choreography. Pushes, pulls, falls, and punches were used in controlled and concise scenes for a powerful dramatic effect.
Worn - Eden Wasserman
"Worn" is a short student horror film wherein an intelligent and disturbing creature hunts down its prey within an apartment. The film had several scenes of violence, including the use of makeup effects. Throws, punches, strikes with improvised weapons, and more were used to give the creature a sense of inhuman intelligence and strength.
Things We Lost In The Fire - Promise Productions
"Things We Lost In The Fire" is a moving and haunting story about an apartment block set ablaze and the stories of the people who live within it. It contained one scene of violence with an intimate partner which had to be carefully choreographed. Combining the implications of the physical threat, and a constrained use of explicit violence, the scene was made emotional and deeply impactful without reaching into the territory of gratuitous violence.
Lady Sienna - Eoin Laehy
Devised for the 48hr Film Festival, "Lady Sienna" is about an elf maiden attempting to escape from her captor and liberate herself from slavery. The film involves the use of several weapons, and the choreography of two scenes of violence. In a fight involving a club and a knife Sienna ends up victorious, killing her pursuer.
A Party To Murder - Caledon TownHall Players
"A Party To Murder" is about a murder mystery gone wrong, with the players each searching for a very real murderer amongst their ranks. The play involved numerous scenes of violence, including a death by poisoning, two deaths by gunshot, and a fight using a shard of plate and an iron poker. We were also able to give the actors tips on turning their weapons into acting tools to progress their needs and desires.