The Anchors 2018
The Anchors 2018
May 25th, 2018 at Falmouth High School
May 25th, 2018 at Falmouth High School
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The Films
The Films
Written and Directed by Samuel M. Nonni
An everyday office worker discovers a mysterious noise behind an office door and decides to investigate. What he doesn't know is he is about to enter a very strange and surrealistic labyrinth.
WINNER: Best Cameo (Faran Igani)
Written and Directed by Liam Myers and James Lynch
A trio of paranormal investigators makes a last-ditch effort to save their business.
Written and Directed by Baker McMahon
They're is no way he could mess this up...
WINNER: Best Sound Design (Baker McMahon)
Written by Gabe Smestad, Steven Camuso, Brendan Myers, and Kyler Kaserman, Directed by Steven Camuso
Another episode of McNutt's Misfits, featuring four "talented" quarterbacks from different background all competing for the title of champion.
Beautiful poster blackWritten and Directed by Abbie Marley and Kiera O'Brien
The Beautiful Project is an extremely popular short film online to grow on the idea of uplifting others just with a compliment. This video brings people together and shows the effects of a small compliment through each person's raw and unique reaction towards hearing this compliment.
Written by Maya Freedman and Payten Vincent, Directed by Maya Freedman
This film is dedicated to those times you feel like you're talking and noone is listening, the times when you feel like you're just filling the air with useless sound. This film is dedicated to those trying to guide themselves to the best they can be, but feel trapped. All of Me is based on a true story. May you finally rest in peace.
Written by Julia Bosma and Cameron Birks, Directed by Stella Del Tergo
Life may give you lemons, but what if you can't make lemonade?
"Turn Anything into Spaghetti" By Elaina Balzano, Baker McMahon, and Rahem Kargar
"Chapter 11 1/2" by Noah Barney
"Friendinator" by Peter Rudenberg
"Water" by Rahem Kargar
"Ants" by Ian Madden
"Mocha-Cola" by Brooks Ewald
"OK" by Baker McMahon and Rahem Kargar
"Blinker" by James Mitschele and Danny Thorne
Directed by Stella Santucci
As graduation slowly approaches, I thought looking back on seniors' fondest memories involving another senior could be interesting. Thus, for my senior project, I interviews 23 seniors and asked them to share their favorite memory.
WINNER: Best Documentary
Written and Directed by Jack Warnock and Charlie Henning
As a high schooler prepares to hear back from college, he is taken out to celebrate by his two friends, resulting in a night filled with McDonald's, crayons, parties, wisdom, and complete absurdity.
Written by Jack Baumann, Directed by Jack Baumann, Nikko Depatsy, and Jacob Skillin Lanou
A fisherman's campsite is robbed by an unknown being. Follow Jim, Doyle, an Sheriff Stevens as they set out to prepare to capture whatever it may be.
Written and Directed by Zach Derhak and Billy Myers
New law office applicant Trevor Reynolds fights for a position in the poorly run office of Jerald and Daniel Smith.
Written and Directed by Gabe Smestad and Steven Camuso
Take a look at the life of Falmouth's own "famous", yet delusional, celebrity: Richard "Dick" Slogget. Get a taste of what his life is like when he is not hosting 2 of the least watched game shows in television history, but buckle up because what seems like normal days get plagued by failures and losses that everyone predicted. Well, everyone but him.
WINNER: Best Supporting Actress (Genevieve Curtis)
Written by Benjamin Folsom and Deacon Waitkevitch, Directed by Benjamin Folsom
In the year 2020, we watch as three separate characters with very different backgrounds react to the same apocalyptic situation.
WINNER: People's Choice for Best Film
Written by Haley Stark and John Rioux, Directed by Haley Stark
Now that Simon and Abigail have lived together for quite a few anniversaries, they are ready to come out and recount their story of falling in love... as stalkers.
WINNER: Best Actress (Sophie Baker), Best Short Short, Best Screenplay (Haley Stark), Best Production Design (Haley Stark), Best Editing (Haley Stark)
Written and Directed by Benjamin Otte
Nearing the summer, brothers Tye and Mason are enjoying a weekend with the house to themselves. Tye discovers Mason is hiding something from him, which creates a conflict between the two and Tye starts to lose trust in Mason.
WINNER: Best Film, Best Actor (Wes Piper), Best Supporting Actor (Benjamin Otte), Best Cinematography (Kyle Kapise)
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