Sci-Fi Short Film "Marie" | DUST
🪐 You are entering a fictional zone: reality has been suspended.
He's an Amish man raised to fear technology, and she's half machine. Together - they might just outlive the apocalypse.
"Marie" by Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
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Ezekiel had never gone more than a few miles away from home, until cataclysm arrived in the form of invaders from another planet. After losing everything, and following a path inspired by what appeared to be a vision from God, he's found himself in the California desert. Taking refuge in a long abandoned stranger's home - watching over a woman who doesn't know he exists.
A strange machine that appears to run purely off chemicals sits in a separate wooden structure on the property, inside of it is a woman who appears fast asleep. After inadvertently causing damage to the structure, she emerges, with no memory of the apocalypse that's ravaged the planet, and an augmented mechanical arm. Together the two of them overcome an impending alien abduction, and decide to ride out the apocalypse together in an uneasy alliance.
"Marie" Credits:
Crew:
Director: Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Writers: Kathleen Grotzinger & Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Director of Photography: Luke Sargent
Production Designer: Edina Hiser
Costume Designer / SFX Makeup: Edina Hiser
Art Director: Kyle Mckeen
Editor: JJ Pollack & Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Sound Designer: Alex Bologna
Composer: Alex Winkler
Color: Lukas Bryant
1st AD: Marissa Vonn
Production Sound: Bryce Stephens
Boom Operator: Cassie Howell
1st AC: Ashley Agren
2nd AC: Masih Ahmadzadeh
Gaffer: Sam Ashrafuzzaman
Key Grip: Jay Ruggieri
Hair, Make Up and Special Effects Make Up: Edina Hiser
Still Photographer: Emily Krisky
Script Supervisor: Morgan Rutter
PAs: Miles Bryant & Jo Broberg
Visual Effects Supervisor: Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Compositor: Michael Plescia
Cast:
Rayce Lopez
Sydney Miles
Helen Day
Paul Dempsey
Kyle Mckeen
Danny DiTorrice
Aidan Kalisher
Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Sci-Fi Short Film "Marie" | DUST
🪐 You are entering a fictional zone: reality has been suspended.
He's an Amish man raised to fear technology, and she's half machine. Together - they might just outlive the apocalypse.
"Marie" by Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Connect with the Filmmakers:
More About "Marie":
Ezekiel had never gone more than a few miles away from home, until cataclysm arrived in the form of invaders from another planet. After losing everything, and following a path inspired by what appeared to be a vision from God, he's found himself in the California desert. Taking refuge in a long abandoned stranger's home - watching over a woman who doesn't know he exists.
A strange machine that appears to run purely off chemicals sits in a separate wooden structure on the property, inside of it is a woman who appears fast asleep. After inadvertently causing damage to the structure, she emerges, with no memory of the apocalypse that's ravaged the planet, and an augmented mechanical arm. Together the two of them overcome an impending alien abduction, and decide to ride out the apocalypse together in an uneasy alliance.
"Marie" Credits:
Crew:
Director: Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Writers: Kathleen Grotzinger & Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Director of Photography: Luke Sargent
Production Designer: Edina Hiser
Costume Designer / SFX Makeup: Edina Hiser
Art Director: Kyle Mckeen
Editor: JJ Pollack & Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Sound Designer: Alex Bologna
Composer: Alex Winkler
Color: Lukas Bryant
1st AD: Marissa Vonn
Production Sound: Bryce Stephens
Boom Operator: Cassie Howell
1st AC: Ashley Agren
2nd AC: Masih Ahmadzadeh
Gaffer: Sam Ashrafuzzaman
Key Grip: Jay Ruggieri
Hair, Make Up and Special Effects Make Up: Edina Hiser
Still Photographer: Emily Krisky
Script Supervisor: Morgan Rutter
PAs: Miles Bryant & Jo Broberg
Visual Effects Supervisor: Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Compositor: Michael Plescia
Cast:
Rayce Lopez
Sydney Miles
Helen Day
Paul Dempsey
Kyle Mckeen
Danny DiTorrice
Aidan Kalisher
Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
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🪐 You are entering a fictional zone: reality has been suspended.
He's an Amish man raised to fear technology, and she's half machine. Together - they might just outlive the apocalypse.
"Marie" by Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Connect with the Filmmakers:
More About "Marie":
Ezekiel had never gone more than a few miles away from home, until cataclysm arrived in the form of invaders from another planet. After losing everything, and following a path inspired by what appeared to be a vision from God, he's found himself in the California desert. Taking refuge in a long abandoned stranger's home - watching over a woman who doesn't know he exists.
A strange machine that appears to run purely off chemicals sits in a separate wooden structure on the property, inside of it is a woman who appears fast asleep. After inadvertently causing damage to the structure, she emerges, with no memory of the apocalypse that's ravaged the planet, and an augmented mechanical arm. Together the two of them overcome an impending alien abduction, and decide to ride out the apocalypse together in an uneasy alliance.
"Marie" Credits:
Crew:
Director: Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Writers: Kathleen Grotzinger & Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Director of Photography: Luke Sargent
Production Designer: Edina Hiser
Costume Designer / SFX Makeup: Edina Hiser
Art Director: Kyle Mckeen
Editor: JJ Pollack & Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Sound Designer: Alex Bologna
Composer: Alex Winkler
Color: Lukas Bryant
1st AD: Marissa Vonn
Production Sound: Bryce Stephens
Boom Operator: Cassie Howell
1st AC: Ashley Agren
2nd AC: Masih Ahmadzadeh
Gaffer: Sam Ashrafuzzaman
Key Grip: Jay Ruggieri
Hair, Make Up and Special Effects Make Up: Edina Hiser
Still Photographer: Emily Krisky
Script Supervisor: Morgan Rutter
PAs: Miles Bryant & Jo Broberg
Visual Effects Supervisor: Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
Compositor: Michael Plescia
Cast:
Rayce Lopez
Sydney Miles
Helen Day
Paul Dempsey
Kyle Mckeen
Danny DiTorrice
Aidan Kalisher
Gehrig Campbell-Dempsey
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