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    The Film

    When a budding romance falls apart, a broken-hearted woman takes her oblivious ex to trial in a fantastical "Court of Relational Justice" where even an unread text is a punishable offense. But the scorned lover’s campaign for justice will open the door to some uncomfortable truths.

     

    Behind the Scenes

    Director Chelsea Smith and Co-writer/Producer Ben Christopher watch the film and give their director's and BTS notes.
  • The Evidence

    Evidence we think should be admissable in a Court of Law

    Check out photo captions for more deets!

    Poster by Nicole LaBrie
    A Jury member's notes on cross-examinations
    This character is named after the director/writers' mother, who wore a lot of powersuits in the 80's and takes no sh*t
    Nicky's shirt in the courtroom scenes has tiny mustaches printed all over it
    Sean McNearny and Lila Streicher goofing around on set
    Art Director Willow Socia taking serious notes for Marsha
    LA LAW was a reference for the film
    Pitch deck made with help from Emma Allshouse
    The courtroom scene was meant to feel like a dream-like episode of a TV court show
    Will Arnett was a strong reference for this character
    DP Lila Streicher shooting B-Roll with Jack Mikesell
    We had a very DIY lighting set up but it worked thanks to James Hansen!
    DP Lila Streicher getting the opening shot of the courtroom scene "Court is now in session"
    Art Director Willow Socia taking serious notes for Marsha
    Art Director Willow Socia taking serious notes for Marsha
    We watched many courtroom shows/films to prep for this. My favorite was My Cousin Vinny.
    Our second film with Shae Rue
    Planning the next scene
    Justin Ness playing the Judge
    Cast & Crew from The Trial
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    THANK YOU!


    From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone who contributed - either as a donor, cast/crew member, friend cheerleader, or by offering your expertise on the project. We couldn't have done it without our community so thanks so much.

     

    Cheers to future projects with friends and family!

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