In the civilizations I have created markings are made, which activate the mind and give vague hints at directions. When done with exacting precision these etchings function like seeds. They take root in the mind and vast forests of thought, form and function evolve. Through time and cultivation they are carried far from their original source, new etchings are made and the future generations of civilizations are born.
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In the civilizations I have created markings are made, which activate the mind and give vague hints at directions. When done with exacting precision these etchings function like seeds. They take root in the mind and vast forests of thought, form and function evolve. Through time and cultivation they are carried far from their original source, new etchings are made and the future generations of civilizations are born.
In the civilizations I have created action is often required, but the means of taking are not always clear. Keep open an awareness of possibilities and potential, for the action’s form may arise anew or be discovered buried in passages long lost and nearly forgotten.
The laptop had open browser windows scattered about it’s screen. I was on Craigslist, Mandy, and various other talent websites looking for actors to help out with the upcoming project that I needed to get done in time for the Cinecoup Film Accelerator. There was about 2 weeks left at this point.
Having just recovered from a bout with a bad sickness, I was slightly flustered thinking about the task that lay ahead of me. I had been writing and brainstorming the trailer itself for weeks, so I was confident I knew what it was going to look like. The major factor that was stopping me from actually finishing it, was the lack of actors.
Many of the actors aren’t credited in their respective Cinecoup trailers. Especially because most of them aren’t part of the three member filmmaking team. They never really allot space that allowed the projects to enter that kind of information on the website sadly. ( I partly feel responsible thinking back on it now because I should have squeezed them into the written synopsis, but again, the website gave us a very limited amount of space to write in. )
What we wanted to do here, is to give them a big big big shout out and thank you/them for putting time aside on 2 days to show up and make this trailer a reality. It was a fun day of shooting, and it was great getting to know them.
It’s thanks to them that Memoria is what it is right now, and it is thanks to them that Memoria is growing into something big, getting quite a bit of attention, earning some of the highest ratings in the competition and receiving spectacular feedback amongst all the other Cinecoup trailers across Canada
I hope everyone gives a round of applause to the actors that made it happen.
Thank you
Dennis Brooks - Old Man / Father
Artjom Gilz - Doctor / Husband
Vanessa Pereira - Daughter / Wife
Thanks for reading,
Team MEMORIA
“What if someone could remember.
Even after their memory is gone.”
- Memoria
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Written and Directed by Maikol Pinto
Produced by Maikol Pinto, Jamie McMillan, and Jeffrey Royiswky
Original music composed by Alexander Mann
Starring Dennis Brooks, Artjom Gilz, and Vanessa Pereira
Production consultant: Mario Arnone
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