DAY 13 - A Unique Glimpse into the World of Indie Horror Filmmaking
Colchester, UK - In the heart of Colchester, a group of teenagers are rewriting the script on what it means to create a film. "DAY 13 - AN APOCALYPSE STORY" is more than just a zombie horror film; it's a testament to the resilience and creativity of its young creators, all members of the Underdog Crew CIC.
Guided by Dominic Beresford-Morgan, these teenagers come from diverse, often challenging backgrounds. They represent a spectrum of life experiences, including those who are autistic, marginalized, or neurodiverse. This project is not just about crafting an engaging narrative; it's about providing a platform for these young adults to express themselves, learn valuable skills, and build a community through the art of filmmaking.
The film's production is a hands-on learning experience for the crew. They have been involved in every aspect of filmmaking, from acting and stunt coordination to special effects makeup. This all-encompassing approach to film education ensures that the participants gain not just technical skills, but also confidence and teamwork abilities.
"DAY 13" features a cast of talented young actors, including the 16-year-old rising star, Calleigh Plant. They are supported by professional actors like Underdog Crew ambassador Charlene Aldridge, adding depth and experience to the production.
The project is a beacon of hope, showing how film can be a powerful tool for social change. It's not just about making a movie; it's about changing lives. The film is expected to be completed by July and will be released on various VOD platforms. All proceeds will go back into the not-for-profit community interest company, aiding its mission to continue using film as a medium to instill positivity, wellbeing, and ambition in marginalized young adults.
Those interested in supporting this groundbreaking project can reach out to DB at db@megalodonstudios.co.uk. Whether you're a film enthusiast or someone passionate about youth empowerment, "DAY 13" offers a unique opportunity to be part of a movement that's much more than just cinematic entertainment.