A Dim Light (short film)

In a future where beliefs are outlawed and free thinking condemned, Joseph Baros has chosen to take a stand. But at what cost?

This drama short, directed by Brandon Rice, was produced originally for the Christianfilmmakers.org 36 Hour Film Festival in 2009. It was an official selection to the Action-on-Film Festival 2009, and played in front of a sell-out crowd.

A feature screenplay based around this story is in the works.

Crew:
Director: Brandon Rice
Written by: Daniel Noa & Brandon Rice
Producer: Brandon Rice
Associate Producer: Daniel Noa
Director of Photography: Geoff Reisner
AC: Corby Nagel
Editor: Brandon Rice
AD: Iain Carson
Production Manager: Ashley Bricks
Production Assistant: Aime Teruya
Composer: Gustav Hoyer
Sound Mixer: Amos Ralston
Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Ryan J. Frias
Makeup Effects: Camille Labry
Behind the Scenes Photography: Josh Telle

Cast:
Joseph Baros: Daniel Noa
Rachel Baros: Amy Treadwell
Tormentor: Dan Payne
Executioner: Jason Collett
Coalition Soldier: Graham Miller

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• daniel
• noa
• brandon
• rice
• faith
• christian
• persecution
• future
• no
• greater
• love
• geoff
• reisner
• drama
• romance
• bible
• stephen
• amy
• treadwell

[iwantabird]

Incredible quality - what camera did you use?

[bricemaniac]

@iwantabird We used a Panasonic HVX-200 with SGpro Adapter and Nikon lenses. Thanks for the comment!

[bigballblue1]

Wow. It's frightening just how far digital has come on. Of course, you've got to have all the other elements bang on to achieve this wonderful look, I know. But, damn, this looks fantastic.

[bricemaniac]

@bigballblue1 Thanks!  Geoff Reisner did a wonderful job in shooting this short!

[morpheus3472]

This was spectacular! =)

I'm going to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh for digital filmmaking in October.

The short film on my channel "Slot Machine" actually won me a scholarship there =)

Take a look at it sometime.

It has a slightly the same subject matter but not really. Its crapily made though, haha.

[Ceejayanthirium]

reminds me of those documentary reenactments, but it looks good tho, pretty good stuff