Family Game Night - Cinematic Short - Shot on Sony FX30

Welcome Back to Indigo Glass Productions Everybody,

Today, we are here to present a small short called “Family Game Night”. This short is meant to be a cinematic interpretation about a family competing in a game of spades. As the game progresses, we see our competitors continue to have small interruptions during the heat of battle by the niece named "Keke". The cousins believe that Keke isn’t old enough to play the game of spades with her family, but she really wants to be a part of the fun. She gets shrugged off by her cousins and mother as they expect her to go enjoy herself with the adults in the other room while they continue the game. Little that the cousins know, “Keke” continues to pop up over and over again. She continues to show her resiliency as she pops up in unexpected places during the heated spades game until she finally gets what she wants. All of the cousins at the table finally give into Keke’s antics. One of the cousins offers a game of Uno because of the outcome from the game of Spades. Everyone at the table thinks that Keke doesn’t know how to play Uno, so they all believe that she will not be a threat. Little that everyone knows is that Keke has a different plan in mind.


Characters:

Torey Hicks (Cousin #1), Kayla Ware (Cousin #2), Britteny McReynolds (Cousin #3), Corel Hicks (Cousin #4), Khaleah Stanford (Keke)

Production Team:

Terek McReynolds (Director, Camera Operator, Editor, Color Grader, Music Producer)
Zavia Gray: (Director, Focus Puller, Editor, Concept Designer)
Taliyah Douglas (Talent Coordinator, Co-Director)
Aaron Douglas (Gaffer, Lighting Engineer, Talent Coordinator)
Emory Hicks (Gaffer, Lightning Technician)
TJ Hicks (Gaffer, Lighting Technician)
Corey Hicks (Set Owner)

Equipment Used:

Camera: Sony FX30
Lenses: Zeiss CP.3 (18mm T2.9, 35mm T2.1, & 50mm T2.1)
2x Nanlite Pavotube 15X’s
Nanlite Forza 60C
Davinci Resolve Studio 19

Contact Info:

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Thank You

Special thanks to Carl Zeiss Cinematography for loaning this set of compact primes to us for use on a couple of projects. We really appreciate this opportunity, and we look forward to working with you all again sometime in the future.