Emily Wants to Play: Short Film (Parody)

A fan-made short film of Emily Wants to Play funded by Omar Sebali, the fans and the developer himself. I would like to thank everyone who has donated and shared our project, we couldnt have done it without you. The short film was shot in 3 days with a very limited budget and we couldnt be prouder of what weve accomplished. It is not meant to be scary, its meant to be a fun representation of the games events. You may even say that its a parody of the game.\r
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I would personally like to thank Vincent Salvano for helping me with everything since day one! I couldnt have done it without him.\r
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Also, big thank you to Gabriel Frye-Behar, Stonestreet Productions, Puppet Kitchen and our incredible crew!\r
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Julian Crowhurst is the incredible composer of this short! Heres his website: \r
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Puppet Kitchen Bio:\r
Puppet Kitchen Productions trio of “Head Chefs” blend style with engineering to create dynamic visual stories and charers. Since 2008, Emily DeCola, Eric Wright and Michael Schupbach have been designing, building, performing, directing, and teaching puppetry from their workshop in New York. They work in nearly every style of contemporary puppetry, including: shadows, TV / Muppet style, rod puppet, direct manipulation / ‘Bunraku Style, Marionette, parade / costume, and finger puppets. Recent projects—include The San Diego Zoo Centennial Celebration, The King and I and The Wiz (Maltz Jupiter Theater), Alice in Wonderland (New York City Opera), The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show & Other Timeless Stories (Sydney Festival), Compulsion (The Public Theater), The Soldiers Tale (Orchestra of St. Lukes), Disney Theme Parks, PBS, Mabou Mines, TheaterWorks USA, and The Disney Channel. PKP hosts workshops for the public and an apprenticeship program at the studio, and create original programming for all ages integrating puppetry, music, movement, and storytelling. @puppetkitchen. .\r
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