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Award Winning Filmmaker to Kickstart New Ambitious Sci-Fi Feature Project – The Father

 

Austin, Texas writer/director Stephen Belyeu and Producers Christian Sosa and Ben Oliver are gearing up to produce an 80s throwback sci-fi on 16mm film (donated and sponsored by KODAK). Much like Stephen’s debut 16mm feature, Dig, Stephen aims to produce and direct his new project, The Father, on a micro-budget. The way these filmmakers intend on doing this is by going back to an old-school style of filmmaking. Instead of using CGI or advanced digital effects, Stephen and his crew are returning to practical special effects and animatronics. With modern producing techniques applied to an older style of filmmaking, Stephen hopes to bring audiences a unique indie sci-fi that pays homage to the films that paved the way in this genre.

Kickstarter Page:


A Kickstarter for a special effects make-up test for this film is currently underway to help bring to life 2 scenes from the script in order to attract already interested investors. Stephen and his team need to hit their goal of $9,000 in pledges by midnight on the twenty-sixth of January in order to make this project happen. If the goal is not reached, no funds will be awarded to the project. Support indie filmmaker Stephen Belyeu, his talented team, and help make this unique sci-fi film happen in Texas!

Check out the UPDATES page on this Kickstarter for words from the SFX artist.

Watch the video, donate if you can, or share with friends, family, strangers, whoever you want! Thanks to everyone who contributes!

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