On a cold winter's night, Lynn's quest for a one night stand is complicated when the guy she goes home with lives two hours away via public transit.

*This is the first short film we've directed together and we're finally allowed to share it online. We hope you enjoy watching it because we really enjoyed making it.

Starring: Alex House & Jenny Raven
Writers/Directors: Dane Clark & Linsey Stewart
Producers: Mike MacMillan & Jordan Gross
Cinematographer: Daniel Grant
Editor: Jonathan Eagan
Featuring Music By: Gramercy Riffs, Pat LePoidevin, HotKid, My Dad Vs Yours
Sound By: Sean Van Delft and Post City Sound

Thanks, Internet!
*Vimeo Staff Pick. Whoa.
*Viewfinder List - viewfinderframes.com/category/viewfinder-list-2012/
*Short Of The Week - shortoftheweek.com/2012/11/05/long-branch/
*NSI Short Film Fest - nsi-canada.ca/2012/10/long-branch/

Awards & Nominations
*Best Short - Calgary International Film Festival (2011)
*Best Short - Canadian Film Festival (2012)
*Best Directors, Fiction - Yorkton Film Festival/Golden Sheaf Award (2012)
*A&E Short Filmmakers Award For Best Film - NSI Online Short Film Fest (2012)
*Bite Comedy Award - NSI Online Short Film Fest (2012)
*Best Film Nomination- Canadian Comedy Awards (2012)
*Best Short & Emerging Filmmaker Nominees - Yorkton Film Festival/Golden Sheaf Awards(2012)
*Audience Award & Canada First Award - Lakeshorts International Short Film Festival (2013)

Pages:
facebook.com/longbranchmovie
imdb.com/title/tt1954625/

email us:
longbranchmovie@gmail.com

We just Indiegogo'd a feature. Now we're editing. Like it here if you want: facebook.com/IPutAHitOnYou

2012 Official Selection of Fantastic Fest, Shriekfest, Knoxville Horror Fest, Vassar FilmFest, and winner of "The Cabin In the Woods"/Lionsgate/Vimeo contest! THE SLEEPOVER is a proof-of-concept for a feature film about a town living "between the sequels" of its infamous masked killer. Please support us and stay in touch by liking us on Facebook ( facebook.com/thesleepoverfilm ) or following along on Twitter @DerryMASK

Award-winning short film written and directed by Phillip Van.
Producers: Phillip Van, Ryan Kampe, Sylvain Tron
DP: George Gibson
Production Designer: Tamar Gadish
Costume Designer: Rosalind Lott
Casting: Kim Graham

DUNNY: Jonathan Ospa
Stacey: Celine Du Tertre
Ronnie: Gerard Canonico
Ian: Travis Walters
Greg: Eugene Brell
Rachel: Nicole Poole

Summary: An obese 11-year-old attempts to give a love letter to a girl that doesn't like him and winds up at dinner with her intensely suburban family and her new flame.

A Mars Films production.

Two scientists grapple with reality while watching the dream of their final subject.

Directed by: Ian Kammer iankammer.com
Screenplay by: Garrison Kammer & Ian Kammer
Story by: Garrison Kammer
Cast: Adriano Aragon, Charlie Capen & Justin Sloane
Original Music: Garrison Kammer
Cinematography: Justin Gurnari
Editing: Ian Kammer & John X. Carey
Assistant Directors: John X. Carey & William Hemminger
Script Supervisor: Kendrick Kellawan
Set Construction:David Beglin
Dream Machine Logo Design: Eric Wallace
Sound Mixer: Ben Lazarus
Boom Operator: Jerry Fernandez

1st AC: Shauna Brown
2nd AC: Joseph Neal & T.J. Tamayo
Gaffer: Jake Kramer
Key Grip: Kiel Greenfield
Grips: Erik Anderson, Johnny Ngo, Timmy Ngo, Armen Perian, Francis Pollara & Mike Reyes
Costumer: Megan Mack
Colorist: Charlie Tucker
PAs: Emmanuel Donate, Bradford Lynn & Katy Malone

Many Thanks: Chris Crawford, Douglas J. Eboch , Cydna Halverson, Rustam Hasanov, William Hemminger, Corey Johnsen, Gregory Kammer, Albert Kodagolian, Ross LaManna, Aaron Lindquist, Ted Marcus, Erin Mikesell, Joshua Patterson, Bradd Saunders, Joe Vidaurreta, Eric Wallace , Nicholas Weidner, Jon Allis

© Ian Kammer 2012

For more stories, go to storycorps.org/animation.

Nicholas Petron's grandfather, Rocco Galasso, moved to New York City from Italy with the hopes of making a better life. For eighteen years Rocco served as owner and superintendent of an apartment building where much of his family resided--until the day they were given notice that their building faced demolition to make way for new apartments. As Nick remembers, that's when everything changed.

Funding provided by:
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting
National Endowment for the Arts
In partnership with POV