I CAN SEE IT

THE BRIEF

THE CREW

Director: Zac Klink

DP: Jono Horry

AD: Adam Hobza

AC: Nate Gray

Production Managers: Chandler Branzell & Katie Sims

Editor/Colorist: Jordan Rathbone

Boom Op: Shane Edens

Talent: Tanner Buford, Alexa Mostrom, Jordan Zesch, Carlos Dewayne Jr, Adam Hobza.

Design: Hannah Klink

In April of 2023, Neat Media House competed in SATO 48 Hour Film Festival. A grueling competition that tested our teams ability to work together, perform under pressure, and deliver a high quality short film.

STILLS

A woman with curly hair touching the glass of a jail cell, with her face close to the glass and her finger pressed against it, while another woman with straight hair looks at her.
A man in a gray suit and black shirt talking on a cell phone.
A man and woman behind bars, appearing serious or contemplative, in a dimly lit setting.
Two men in suits standing near a wall with shadows cast behind them. One man is in front, wearing glasses and a suit with a tie, while the other man is in the background, looking at the camera with a slight smile.
A man kneeling on the grass proposes to a woman, who is smiling, outdoors near a pond with trees in the background.
A woman and man are sitting close together, looking at each other and smiling in an indoor setting.

Behind The Scenes

Two people sitting at a cluttered conference table, with posters and screens on the wall behind them, including one for 'Lord of the Rings'.
A printed script or screenplay on a piece of paper resting on a textured gray surface.
Two young adults sitting on a beige couch having a conversation while a man behind them films or photographs them with a camera.
A young person with glasses and long dark hair wearing headphones and holding a boom microphone, standing against a gray wall with file cabinets in the background.
Filmmaker operating a camera while a woman is lying down with her eyes closed, possibly on a set or during a shoot.
A man and woman are close together behind metal bars, engaging in an intimate moment with serious expressions, inside what appears to be a jail cell.
A person standing next to a camera mounted inside the trunk of a vehicle, with another person partially visible.
A man operating a professional film camera on a set, with studio lighting and dark background.