DUTCH: LOCATION WANTED! The lost letters, (A BUas 4th year production) Week 43 (autumn holidays) The Lost Letters is a short exciting thriller of 15 minutes, the spoken language is English. A lonely first-year student befriends his neighbour, whose intentions he begins to question when it is much too late... For our graduation project, 5 students from Breda University are going to make a film. Because we are students, we want to produce a good end-of-year product. We are all passionate about movies and the hardships behind them, the pre-production, production and post-production. We chose to make a film that would fit our future portfolio, but to make a good project are looking for an apartment where we could film for three days, where we can also change some furniture and do some props allowed. Of course we treat the house and its belongings with respect and then clean everything so that it looks like nothing has happened. There will be no fight scenes or fake blood. Contact
[email protected] ENGLISH LOCATION WANTED! The lost letters, (A BUas 4th year production) Week 43 (autumn break) “The lost letters” is a 15 minutes short suspense thriller, the spoken language is English. A lonesome college freshman befriends his neighbor, whose intentions he starts to question when it's far too late… For our graduation project, six Breda University students will be producing a movie. Since we are students, we want to create a good end of the year product. We are all passionate about movies and the hardship that comes behind it, the pre-production, production, and post-production. We chose to make a movie to suit our future portfolio, but to make a good project. We are looking for an apartment where we would be able to film for three days, where we would also be allowed to change some furniture and add some props. Of course, we treat the house and the things with respect and clean afterwards so that it looks like nothing happened. There will be no fighting scenes or any fake blood. Thank you. Please contact
[email protected].
