Grandma Werewolf[Narrative Feature]

Running Time: 73 minutes Directed and Directed By: Zachary Will Produced By: Olivia Kristin Dean

Cliff Shorey

Production Company: Riverside Studios LLC Edited by: Rafael Malaret Cinematographer: Cliff Shorey

LOGLINE[21 WORDS]

When a dysfunctional family find out their grandmother is a werewolf, they must work together to stop her from causing mayhem.

[41 WORDS]

When a dysfunctional family goes to their recently widowed grandmother’s cabin for Thanksgiving, they find out their grandma is actually a werewolf. They must work together, steal a silver sword, and learn magic to stop their werewolf grandmother from causing mayhem.

SYNOPSIS

DIRECTOR, Zachary WillGrandma Werewolf may have been Zachary Will’s first feature film, but he has plenty of experience. Zach has directed over 50 short films, including an award-winning documentary.

Zach received a Bachelor of Science from Full Sail University, where he wrote the first draft of Grandma Werewolf. After graduating, he moved to Atlanta, GA to pursue his film career. Prior to the project, Zach worked on TV shows for an Emmy award winning production company and on corporate projects for WebMD, Home Depot, Sears, Bloomberg, Sears, the Atlanta Braves, and more.

Zachary Will returned home to Pennsylvannia to shoot most of this film in his family’s cabin, where he first had the idea for Grandma Werewolf.

PRODUCER, Olivia KristinNew to the film industry, Olivia started as a BTS photographer on the project and, from there, went on to become a producer, script supervisor, prop master, and makeup artist...and somehow managed to take a few BTS photos!

CINEMATOGRAPHER, Cliff ShoreyProfessional Cinematographer, Cliff Shorey, boast impressive clients such as Lifetime, NFL Films, and the American Bus Association. In addition to being the Director of Photographer on this project, Cliff also created many of the props seen in the final film.

EDITOR, Rafael Malaret“Raf” is an editor with experience working on films, commercials, music videos, and documentaries. While he is technically the Post-Production Supervisor, he assisted in nearly every area, acting as a camera assistant, grip, and even makeup artist.

PRESS“The perfect family-friendly humorous horror story for the season!”

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VFX: Mad Dog Creative VFX Artist Mad DogTitle & End Credits Mad DogDesigned by: Mad DogMusic recorded by: Liz FooglemanFilm Processing: Shonda Byron Dailies Colorist: Kerry DaltoniLab Contact: Steven Irla Insurance: Film Insurance Co.Camera & Grip Equipment: Equippers, Inc. Lighting Equipment: Sally SaundersFilm Stock: ShutterPhotoPlace Walkie Talkies: RadioShack