"Humans are poor machines.

There are good machines and poor machines.

Humans are poor machines; soft, fragile, and organic. WarHounds™ are not. They are carbon fiber, titanium, and perpetual."

“T1M” follows WarHound™ 3016, a killing machine designed for violence, as it hunts down two deserters. After swiftly dispatching the first, it mortally wounds the second. As the second deserter, Joseph Turner, draws closer to death, he attempts to find comfort in the cold face of the WarHound in front of him. And the WarHound, waiting for the man to die to complete its objective, merely listens. One machine to another.

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Greetings, my name is Nate Neale, and I am the writer and director behind "T1M", a science fiction action piece that asks a simple question. What is truly the difference between man and perpetual machine? If they both walk, talk, and use electrical impulses to control themselves, are they not the same?

And what is more human than mankind creating something to do the thing that they cannot? Humans could not fly, so we built planes, helicopters. We could not breathe underwater, so we created snorkels, scuba equipment. We could not see everything, so we made X-rays, infrared. Mankind has created a machine to replace every “fault“ that they believed themselves to possess. How long until we try to build a machine to beat the “flaw” that is death? A machine that lives forever.

But what happens when a machine that cannot fail runs into one that is literally fated to fail from creation? What happens when the soul-full meets the soulless? And what of death? When the failure of one organic machine is imminent but completely incomprehensible to the other infinite machine? What would they say?

This is what "T1M" is.

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If this has grabbed your attention or piqued your interest, firstly, I would like to welcome you on this journey with me. Secondly, I would like to let you know the ways that you can support in taking "T1M" all the way.

Any and all contributions will go towards production and post-production of "T1M". Some examples of expenses include, but are not limited to:

The Production Team and I are committed to bringing home a phenomenal film, and beyond shooting, we wish to go further and do things such as:

Your contributions will assist in making these dreams a reality. And as far as I know, humans are the only machines who can dream.

Thank you,

Nate Neale