Late - AGBO's 48Hr No Sleep 'til Film Fest 2023

This is our 3rd year participating in AGBO's 48Hr No sleep 'til Film Fest for 2023 ! Thank you to everyone involved! #nosleeptilfilmfest
Prompt: Participants are required to create a short film that explores and manipulates the concept of time. Whether it's sped up, slowed down, time travel, time loops, or various timelines, make us rethink our understanding of time within storytelling.
Synopsis: A man struggles to keep his commitment to his wife, to never be late.
Directed by Jacob A. Williams
Written by Jacob A. Williams and Harrison Smith
Cast
Jung Yoon - Husband
Emily Mahoney - Wife
Alexandra Johnson - Daughter
Robby Cisneros - Mechanic
Brent Smith - Old Man
Crew
Director of Photography by Solomon and Robby Cisneros
Sound by Harrison Smith
Edited by Robby Cisneros and Jacob A. Williams
Produced by Solomon Cisneros
Special thanks to Ann's Natural Grocery and Nutrition and Adam Mwakikoti. And Aume Media for lending us some of their equipment including the camera!!
Soundtrack from Artlist.io,
Kashido - Tides of Change
License Number 149963

[@9mindsproductions]

Very nicely done! 🎉

[@TravieTrav_DMV]

Wow! Powerful story in such a direct way! 🙏🏾 Great job!!

[@sprytle1]

Man, you did a fantastic job! Well-crafted all around: sound, cinematography, acting, and story masterfully directed! Bravo!

[@alostdude]

Great work, everyone. Solid entry.

[@tommyisfilming]

FWIW I definitely thought this stood a chance at making the top 15 - hope you compete again next year!

[@RobbyCisneros]

Thanks! There was definitely alot of competition so I’m not worried about it haha. We’re still happy to get this off the ground and now it’s on to the next!

[@davidginn6551]

Man, I just didn't know how to think up a concept and shoot it solo, so I gave up. And man. You deserve 1st place man. Impeccable job!

[@RobbyCisneros]

There's always next year! We did this with a crew of 4 people. Id suggest starting to make connections/friendships with people who are into filmmaking, that way by the time a contest like this rolls around, you have people who are ready to collaborate with. Then you can focus on making an idea/concept. But you could also always practice outside of any contest. Thanks for the kind words though!