Light Up the Night
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Light Up the Night

Light Up the Night is an analog science-fiction short film set in an Orwellian, futuristic 1980s. The story tells the tensions flaring between rebellious citizens and robotic law enforcement. We are introduced to two dissidents as they take aim at the city's looming, panoptic control tower, while local band The Protomen take the stage amidst the action, inciting unrest as they narrate the struggle.

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Cast

  • James Ransone
    James Ransone
    Joe
  • Laine Rettmer
    Laine Rettmer
    Emily
  • Joel Nagle
    Joel Nagle
    Dr. Albert Wily
  • Elan Even
    Elan Even
    Sid
  • Adam M. Griffith
    Young Thomas
  • Luke Guldan
    Luke Guldan
    Cody
  • Ava Eisenson
    Ava Eisenson
    Rose
  • Diego Aguirre
    Diego
  • Aya Sapovalova
    Reva
  • Kilroy Youngblood
    Kilroy
  • Jeff Brown
    Sniper
  • Steve Olson
    Steve Olson
    Dr. Thomas Light

Crew

  • Matt Sundin
    Director
  • Caspar Newbolt
    Director
  • John Sebastian La Valle
    Writer
  • Caspar Newbolt
    Writer
  • Matt Sundin
    Writer
  • John Sebastian La Valle
    Executive Producer
  • Kathleen La Valle
    Executive Producer
  • Jim Muscarella
    Producer
  • Caspar Newbolt
    Co-Producer
  • Matt Sundin
    Co-Producer
  • Jeffrey Kim
    Cinematography
  • Matt Sundin
    Editor
  • Allison Twardziak
    Allison Twardziak
    Casting
  • Jenna Payne
    Production Manager
  • Sean Fornara
    Assistant Director
  • Yori Tondrowski
    Yori Tondrowski
    Assistant Director
  • Chris Wiesehahn
    Grip
  • Yusuke Naito
    Gaffer
  • Josh Fordham
    Gaffer
  • Samuel Katz
    Grip

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