http://vimeo.com/1023962
"Charles Connoley (Andrew Sprouse) is a Chinese food delivery specialist, speed demon driver, and general slacker, waiting for life to come at him. When he is fired for certain indiscretions with the manager's daughter, Charlie is lost without a reason to drive, his one true desire. By mysterious circumstances, a new opportunity arises: a single job, 20 minutes, more money than all his life's paychecks combined. No longer just a take out boy, Charlie must deliver the "Package" on time, in a race against more than just the clock."
I put this short together with the help of a number of friends at my high school. No, we didn't have any money, and everyone is an amateur, but we all had a great time putting this thing together. We ended up showing it for the entire high school in the huge theater building (hence the "Branch Theater" graphic), and everyone really enjoyed seeing their friends on the big screen. This video is identical to the exhibition version, so there is a fun "No cell phones" trailer at the beginning, and the short follows.
"Charles Connoley (Andrew Sprouse) is a Chinese food delivery specialist, speed demon driver, and general slacker, waiting for life to come at him. When he is fired for certain indiscretions with the manager's daughter, Charlie is lost without a reason to drive, his one true desire. By mysterious circumstances, a new opportunity arises: a single job, 20 minutes, more money than all his life's paychecks combined. No longer just a take out boy, Charlie must deliver the "Package" on time, in a race against more than just the clock."
I put this short together with the help of a number of friends at my high school. No, we didn't have any money, and everyone is an amateur, but we all had a great time putting this thing together. We ended up showing it for the entire high school in the huge theater building (hence the "Branch Theater" graphic), and everyone really enjoyed seeing their friends on the big screen. This video is identical to the exhibition version, so there is a fun "No cell phones" trailer at the beginning, and the short follows.