In Quiet Company

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Inexistence

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IN QUIET COMPANY
Alexandra Wilson is eager to return home. The sunlight
of her hope is consumed by an unexpected fog. A fog
also known as the...



Credits

Gia Mora... Lead Actress
http://www.giamora.com/

Written by Eric Diga
Co-written by Lisa Fisher & Gia Mora

Director, DP, Editor, VFX, SFX by Inexistence

Film Crew
Andrew Chu
Shana Kim
Sohail Al-Jamea

Museum Restoration Crew
Al La Porte
Richard Gabryszewski
Herb Jones
Jack Brothers
Will Gibson
Richard Steinert

Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum
http://www.marylandaviationmuseum.org/

The Martin 404 [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=-1]Mainliner

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where are all these people coming from???? crazy!!! i could never keep a secret for that long. more power to you.
 
Eric! What the hell!???!?!!?

I thought you fell off the face of the earth.

I'm excited to see this, Eric. Your posters are always impressive.
 
When I entered this fest today, I didnt know many of the entrants. And all of a sudden the old school from horrorfest 2006 are suddenly jumping back in last minute. Love it.

I feel at home now. welcome back Inexistence
 
Darkline said:
When I entered this fest today, I didnt know many of the entrants. And all of a sudden the old school from horrorfest 2006 are suddenly jumping back in last minute. Love it.

I feel at home now. welcome back Inexistence
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Totally in that same boat.

Thanks for the PM, Eric. It's good to see you back here.
 
Damn!!! Location location location! This just jumped to my top ten must see! I love the look and the CC.

Whoa. I'm impressed. How did you get to shoot there?
 
To be honest I kinda stumbled upon it. I was initially looking for a small learjet
and then I found this small passenger plane instead. I think it was the same plane
from the Twilight Zone. Drapes in the windows and all. The Martin 404.

Either way I spoke to the museum and found everyone there to be the friendliest
and most helpful individuals ever. They definitely have a great collection of aviation
history which I hope to help increase the awareness of in the future. I owe them an
arm and a leg for their willingness.

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Well. You posted on my thread that you wished next time you'd light your scenes? Well looks like you did. I love the light coming through the curtain, silhouetting your talent. I tell you man. This looks fab.
 
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