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The Key Lord
Supporters and Crew Update
(Confidential)
As INDEPENDENT filmmakers we are together moving forward.
Thanks to you we have completed principal photography
and now the final edit on the Key Lord short film.
The next steps are finessing the special visual effects, the film grading, the final sound edit and sound mix.
Finally we then have the technical elements to complete in ensuring professional theatrical and film festival screenings.
All pictures here are untreated publicity photos
taken by Cliff Kent
WARNING: SOME CONFIDENTIAL SPOILERS HERE
(Posted by Guillermo - updated 11 June 2022)
The story
A FAMILY PG RATED SHORT FILM
16 minutes with credits.
Something for children, adults and families.
Two wide-eyed girls escape their suffocating parents and journey on a supernatural adventure in the midst of a pandemic lockdown.
Along the way they leave their ordinary world and enter a supernatural, fearful and timeless place that is the domain of the Key Lord. The Key Lord frightens the girls into finding their confidence and place in the world. They build an everlasting friendship with each other.
The girls return, stronger in their character and with a new understanding with their parents.
One of the girls discovers the powerful Silver Key left by the Key Lord to wield a new power.
The film develops through a journey from a time of excess (Pre-Covid), a time of severe lockdowns (Covid), and a hope of a new path of understanding (Post-Covid).
Note: We never see the girls unmasked until the very end of the film. Pictured here is an exclusive and confidential preview!



First developing
landscape poster
We are developing film posters for marketing opportunities, theatrically, social media,
digital and print media.

Tara Collis
Renee

Gezel Bardossi
Valentina

Clariza Vicente
Ella - Valentina's mother

Will Rodriguez
Victor - Renee's father

Amiran Winter
The Key Lord

Ella and Victor
Ella, mother of Valentina, and Victor, father of Renee, have issues to be resolved with their children.
Valentina and Renee run off to discover adventures and a sense of freedom.
They travel through doors, rooms and meet the Key Lord who leads them to
a new understanding.




Renee and Valentina
After adventures, Renee and Valentina are caught in a pandemic.
In the dark days of Covid
they discover the aftermath
and see something of the devastation.

Freedom
is coming
After their adventure, Renee and Valentina are free to return home.
We see them unmasked
for the first time!

Renee discovers the
Silver Key
Confidentially, it is Renee who discovers the Silver Key
left by the Key Lord.

The team
prepares for
a take
The professional camera team with Director of Photogrpahy Nicholas Price and his team - Aysha Galloway and Zeke Collins have crafted a beautiful film that highlights
the amazing location and
the wonderful performances.
The film has been shot on widescreen for a cinematic experience.

An uplifting story to usher in better times. A ray of hope.
The main actors in a break during principal photography.
Their relationship on the set was warm, convivial and filled with laughter.

The Soundtrack
We have secured the original works of fantastic composers and musicians working in Australia.
Amaru Tribe
Nancy Laver
Amiran Winter
LONJA Candombe band (pictured)
Vanessa Andres, Luis Santalucia,
Antonia Escobar, Leo Rizzo and
Fernando Pedro Andres

Make-up
and
Costume
Our gifted team has crafted some extraordinary work for the short film.
Here are some examples.
Make-up and special effects by
Cole Wilson and Lee Hanly-Bailey and Lorraine Joy Page.
The Key Lords costume was created by Jenna Slaviero.

The Location
The short film was shot entirely at Ettalong Beach in the Central Coast
at the extraordinary Galleria and Cinema Paradiso.
Our sincere thanks go to the loving creation of Jerry and Nina Altavilla at Ettalong Beach Galleria and Cinema Paradiso for their generous support in making this film a reality.
Established in 1979, the Galleria is only one hour from Sydney and Newcastle.
This unique dining precinct offers over 50 boutique shops.
Established in 1999, Cinema Paradiso boasts 6 screens showcasing the latest film releases, block busters
and art house films.
As their inspiring motto goes,
"Great things are done by small things brought together".

The Production
Principal photography took place over 4 and a half days with a tight professional crew.
As Napoleon is known to have said that, "an army marches on its stomach", a delicious lunch and dinner was provided by contracting
Marek and the team
at Cafe Palacinki (at the Galleria).

Post-Production
Post-production is underway with a final cut complete.
We are fortunate to have professional post-production talent that will take the film into another level.
Daniel Stone is a complete filmmaker with many talents across the film process. He will work on the special visual effects and the colour grading.
Peter Johnson, a seasoned sound genius will see to the sound editing and the sound mix to provide that cinematic and engaging experience.



Diverse team
Promoting diversity in the arts and giving artists an opportunity to shine
will always be at the heart of
Incandescent Productions.
Our cast, production team technicians, post-production team, musicians and financial supporters - mainly come from
diverse backgrounds
and many locals from
the Central Coast.
The film is produced in regional NSW, promoting business and future filmmaking right here.
The film release
Once the film is complete, we hope to have a red carpet premiere event at Cinema Paradiso, Ettalong Beach.
We will also make downloadable film links available in the near future.
We plan to have a cinematic release and also be featured in
many international film festivals.
Pictured are the actors - Patrick Dwyer, Joseph Dwyer, Archer Wake,
Jackson Dean Stubbings
with Guillermo (writer and director).
Our past success places us in a great position for further opportunities:
https://www.incandescentproductions.net/last-goodbye
