A few things have changed since 1598. Especially, dating. A 16th century lord wakes up in the 21st century and is shocked and dismayed by the modern world. However, his opinion changes when he meets a charming history professor who has written a book about him. CAST: Lord Boddingham -- Jameson Cook Professor Kyna -- Tess Mervenne Cody -- Sam Shearer Emily -- Bella Howie CREW: Writer/Director -- Elinor Glassco Producers -- Johara Faazal & Matt Feresten DP/Colorist -- Madeliene Lathrop Production Designer -- Erika James Editor -- Audrey Seymour Composer -- Aster Flowers Sound Designer -- Aiden Womack 1st Assistant Director -- Abigail Blommel 2nd Assistant Director -- Bella Grutta 1st Assistant Camera -- Julianna Elam 2nd Assistant Camera -- Abigail Dickinson Script Supervisor -- Julia Moran Production Sound -- Julien Pedro Boom Operator -- Kai Cogliano Gaffer/Grip -- Bridget Murphy Poster Designers -- Jean Basiletti & Becca George Special Thanks to Quinlan Orear, Lisa Ryan , Dana Shockley , Scott Ballard , Andrew Meyer , Bruce & Lisa Glassco , and all of our wonderful extras!! Director's Statement: As soon as I found out I’d have the opportunity to make a film in the small village of Lacoste, France, I began to eagerly write a script. The primary location I could find information about in the town was the “Château de Lacoste,” so I based the film around that spot. I love fantasy romcoms, so I decided to write a film about a pompous, confused 16th century lord finding love with a knowledgable college history professor. Bringing it to life with its talented cast and crew was such a joyful experience and I learned so much from writing and directing this project. I hope this film brings laughter to those who need it, as well as a sense of hope that love can be found even in the wildest of situations.

A young woman visits the grave of her late mother and speaks aloud about her concerns regarding coming out to her father. Little does she realize, her mother is listening, as are several other opinionated ghosts in the graveyard. CAST: Dalia -- Mia Jones Lily -- Julia Wierks Frank -- Chad Wilson Sarah -- Anne Bishop Jane -- Annette Saunders Mary -- Rachel Renner General McIntosh -- Joseph Webb Bartholomew -- Truman Nash CREW: Writer/Director -- Elinor Glassco Producer -- Emily Persil 1st Assistant Director -- Kai Conner 2nd Assistant Director -- Colleen Jones Script Supervisor -- Paloma Holub DP -- Madeliene Lathrop 1st Assistant Camera -- Mauricio Herrera Gaffer -- Quinn Matheson Field Mixer -- Brett Alkire Costume Design, Hair -- Tae Lingle SFX Artist -- Abigail Rojas Editor -- Audrey Seymour Composer, Sound Supervisor, Sound Editor, Foley -- Sam Reid Dialog Editor -- Tony Minardi VFX Artist -- Taylor Braun BTS Photographer -- Bella Grutta Caterer -- Mark Adair Production Assistant -- Courtney DeRoche Guidance -- Emma McGill , Alexander Newton , Dana Shockley , Stephen Stanley Special Thanks to Bruce and Lisa Glassco, David Polsdorfer , David Platnick , Thomas Jewell , Jeffrey Lathrop, Amory Fischer , Ryan Bai , Michael Higgins , Amy Jacoby , Geoffrey Jacoby, Orion Posey, Coby Kiefert , Maya Harwood , Maxwell Mandell , Joey Rudzinskas , Maxwell Switlyk , The Savannah Catholic Cemetery, and loving friends and family who wish to remain unnamed. Director's Statement: As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and a lover of fantasy romcoms, I wanted to create a heartwarming queer film that tells a relatable, upbeat story, while sprinkling in a bit of humor and insight into past and present perspectives. My hope is that this film may spark supportive conversations between parents and children and help both sides gain a better understanding of each other. #film #lgbt #studentfilm #scad #lgbtq #fantasy #romantic #comedy #drama #lgbtfilm #lesbianfilm #lesbian #shortfilm #2023 #cemetery #ghosts

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