General Information
Duration: 0 min 0 sec
Genres: Scripts, Short, Student
Language: English
Country: United States
Submitted By: Phillip E. Walker
Festival Rating 8.0
A Mixed Martial Artist Fights Himself!
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DirectorsNicholas StoneMagic the Gathering
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ProducersSan Francisco Film School
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ProducersWalker Entertainer AcademyInland Empire Films Promo
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WritersNick Stone
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CinematographerScott Carter
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ActorCharles Rodriguez as the fighter William
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Supporting ActorsPhillip E. Walker as the father HenryWineGame
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Supporting ActorsBrooklyn Worthan as Lindsey
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Development ExecutivePhillip E. WalkerGettingPaid.us
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Assistant DirectorKathryn Gordon
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SoundTerrell R. Harris
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MakeupSophia Sobhani
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Still PhotographyKathryn Gordon
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Still PhotographyPhilE2022 Black History Month
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GafferTerrell Harris
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Film TypeScripts, Short, Student
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GenresDrama,Sports
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Runtime0 minutes 0 seconds
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Production BudgetUSD
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Country of OriginUnited States
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Country of FilmingUnited States
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Film LanguageEnglish
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Shooting Format
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Aspect Ratio
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Film ColorColor
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Student ProjectYes
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First-time FilmmakerNo
Indigenous Film Retreats
United States
Rancho Cucamonga, California
10/10/2022
Top Fight Film nominee
Inland Empire Films
United States: All Rights
Director's Biography
Born December 29, 1995 in Centralia, Washington-USA, Nicholas Stone attended New Technology High School in Napa, CA. There he took the Film Production class taught by Stephen Federico. Searching for his passion, after finishing high school, Nick studied at the local junior college until he settled on film and enrolled in the San Francisco Film School. Nicholas has produced and directed a short narrative about a spy, a documentary about Magic the Gathering and a Star Wars fan film. “A Shattered Mirror” is Mr. Stone's SFFS Thesis Film.
Director's Statement
With this my thesis film, I am trying to capture the moment an athlete has before a match or game.
The time where all of their doubts and insecurities rear their ugly heads. I feel it is important for the audience to understand, that the athlete who one sees on the field, or in this case mat, has doubts, and hesitations.
While athletes may be calm and collected when the public sees them, they aren't always like that. I want to linger on that moment in the locker room, while the athlete is alone and alone must struggle with themselves. Because only once they overcome their inner struggles can they overcome the external ones that face them on the mat.