Help us create the short film "Now it's Time to Dance."
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Overview
"Now It's Time To Dance" is a coming-of-age story about high school seniors Jack and Liz. They've been best friends since the 5th grade, but significant life changes have caused them to slowly drift apart. Liz, a high-achieving, future-oriented planner, finds out that her mom is in the hospital which threatens to derail Liz’s plans of leaving home for college. Jack, a laid-back but insecure B student, struggles to accept that Liz’s academic success is taking her away from him and is fearful that the distance between them might exacerbate the unspoken frustrations in their friendship. Through the film, Jack shows Liz the joy of living in the moment and the value of confronting change on her own terms, while Liz opens Jack’s eyes to the complexity of the real world and reassures him that their friendship can weather any storm.
Donations
Your donations to this project will help aid the production of this film by helping us secure key locations (e.g. Chick-Fil-A, Lexington Christian Academy, etc), acquire props and production design elements, as well as feed the dedicated cast and crew who have invested so much of their time and energy into this project. Any amount is gratefully welcomed, and donations of more than $50 will be credited as an executive producer.
Creatives
"Now It's Time to Dance" stars Matthew Dunham and Evangelina Dongell, and is written by Josie Pruitt, produced by Jacob Johns (JJ), and directed by John Teoh & Josie Pruitt. All cast and crew are students of Asbury University; this film is JJ's producing thesis film and John's directing thesis film, both overseen by Prof Megan Weaver-Seitz.
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Organizer
Jacob Johns
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Troy, OH