FROSTBITE: A Cinema Therapy Studios short film
Old Hollywood creature feature meets Buster Keaton in Cinema Therapy Studios' new short film: FROSTBITE.
Shot on a 1947 Bolex double-8 camera, we got to experiment with shooting on film, practical effects and makeup, and physical horror and comedy, all in one fun little short film!
Director: Alan Seawright
Writer: Megan Seawright
Director of Photography: Alan Seawright
Editor: Alan Seawright
The Ice Princess: Audrey Seawright
The Boy: Sam Seawright
Composer: David Sant
Makeup: Abigail Steele
Gaffer: Nathan Judd
Camera Assistant: Makenna Buhler
Special Effects: Bradley Olsen and David Sant
Special thanks to Cinema Therapy Studios Patrons!
Comments (22)
This will forever be my first impression of Alan’s kids
And honestly, pretty accurate. 😂
OMG your kids are such good actors and I loved the camera angles and the score
Amazing job! I love David’s score. Sam and Audrey were great. The way Audre crawled on the floor was so scary. 🫣 It looks like it was fun to make
Good job
Whoa that kid looks so much like Alan
Hello
I’m just gonna note I needed his hand to come out next as the next zombie hand - don’t steal mom’s ice cream
😂
SMOGGY BOTTOM BOYS FX 💀
They're the best!
COMPLETELY unrelated. But for some reason frozen lady made me think of crystal. Crystal made me think of a book I read a long time ago. And somethung made me think, would Alan consider making a movie of a book. If so, would he make a movie of "The Girl with Glass Feet ". I dont know why i felt a vibe of it. Me just wondering. Sometimes my vibes come true. 🤣 My luck is insane with timing and the things I randomly want.
Excellent jobs, guys, you're clearly jacks of multiple trades! 💯
If I didn't know any better I would have guessed there was de-aging a la The Irishman on Alan 😅 great film!
Well done! Very 1920's cinema vibes, and every young child's nightmare-come-true. BTW, chef's kiss to the make-up and costuming for the ice princess.
Thank you! Our makeup artist Abigail did an incredible job!
Perfection
That was awesome! Beautifully shot
Thank you! We had so much fun shooting on such an old camera!
Love theatrical silent film. Great work.
Great... let the nightmares commence! Great job guys 😁
The moment I saw the hand…. Nope nope uh uh naw nope!