Project RE:Fate (2024) [R]

Release Date:
August 9, 2024

Original Title:
Project RE:Fate

Genres:
Action | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Phase 3 Films

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 1

"PROJECT RE:FATE" | 1 Minute Action Short Film (AWARD WINNING)

imagine an electrifying short film where two powerful warriors engage in a high-stakes duel, their magical abilities clashing in a dazzling display of might and mastery. This intense one-minute spectacle captures the essence of their epic confrontation, blending raw energy and spellbinding visuals into a single, unforgettable cinematic moment.

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Boom Operator:
Miguel Alvarez

Camera Operator:
Cindy Ball

Costume Design:
Monica Hart

Costume Designer:
Monica Hart

Director:
Oscar Bermudez

Director of Photography:
Paul Black

Editor:
Oscar Bermudez
Paul Black

Gaffer:
Alika Wright
Javo Aguirre

Makeup & Hair:
Briana Navarro

Makeup Artist:
Briana Navarro

Producer:
Samantha Morales

Producer's Assistant:
Daniel Rodriguez

Script Supervisor:
Juan Villegas

Sound:
Miguel Alvarez

Sound Editor:
Samantha Morales

Sound Mixer:
Miguel Alvarez

Wardrobe Designer:
Monica Hart

Writer:
Paul Black

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