11/9: The Short Film
Orange, California | Film Short
Drama, Shorts Program
A short film that chronicles the night of the 2016 Presidential Election, following Liam- a liberal college student- who chose not to cast a ballot. A biting commentary on voter apathy, privilege, and modern youth- 11/9 is the story of the night that changed America forever.
11/9: The Short Film
Orange, California | Film Short
Drama, Shorts Program
3 Campaigns | California, United States
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A short film that chronicles the night of the 2016 Presidential Election, following Liam- a liberal college student- who chose not to cast a ballot. A biting commentary on voter apathy, privilege, and modern youth- 11/9 is the story of the night that changed America forever.
About The Project
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
Liam is a 20 year old college student, who despite his liberal upbringing and mindset, decides not to vote in the 2016 elections. Although he somewhat supported Bernie Sanders, he now sees the political realm of the United States and the campaigns of both Clinton and Trump as one big “circus”. He is clearly opposed to Trump, but foresees an inevitable Clinton victory. When he becomes preoccupied applying for a teach-abroad program in Taiwan during election day, he feels comfortable skipping the opportunity to vote.
We follow Liam throughout the night of the election and watch as his decision begins to create rifts between friends and family. These people- particularly the women in his life- are equal parts stunned and angered upon learning his inaction. These feelings only intensity as Trump begins to build a unexpected lead in the electoral college.
In the film we will attempt to capture the different, conflicting sources of media and the changing dynamics felt between one another during what could be the most critical night in American history.
As the truth of the current state America dawns on him, Liam will have to face his mistakes and come to grasps with an ultimate decision: running away, or finally fighting for the people and causes he claims to hold dear.
Director, Nicholas Wingate, and Writer, Noah Feinberg at Women's March LA 1/21/17
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
Props and Set Dressing
Costs $500
In order to make to achieve our election party scene, we will need all the red, white and blue props and decorations we can get.
Grip and Electric
Costs $600
All the lights, stands, and gels we will need to light up the party! Most of our budget will be taken up by lighting equipment.
Catering and Craft Services
Costs $400
A well fed crew is a happy crew. Help us pay for snacks and meals by completing our catering/crafty budget
Post-Production
Costs $300
This money will go towards VFX and Color artists who will execute the various visuals (election coverage on TVs) in the scenes.
Expendables
Costs $200
This goes towards items like grip tape for G/E team, material to black out the windows for our night scenes, and paper goods for crafty
Cash Pledge
Costs $0
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About This Team
Nick Wingate, Director
Nick is a Film Production Major with an emphasis in Directing at Chapman University. He recently served as a Production Intern at Viacom, working on Digital Content for Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, and Spike TV. Nick has directed over 30+ Short Films and Music Videos, including a BTS Video at New York Fashion Week. His short film, Potoprens, was screened at the Closing Night Ceremony of the 2016 National Film Festival for Talented Youth. Nick hates cilantro but loves motown soul.
Halley Albert, Producer
Halley Albert, a Bay Area native, is an energetic and driven Creative Producing major at Chapman University. This will be her third time working with Nick, Jack, and Noah. Her most recent jobs included her internships for Sony's Columbia Pictures Development Department. She also worked for VICE Media's Production Department, working on digital content for Noisey and Friends and various VICELAND shows. Halley is a lover of avocados and octupi. She recently attended the Women's March of LA and hopes to empower female filmmakers through her film work.
Noah Feinberg, Writer & Sound Designer
Noah is a TV Writing & Production major at Chapman University. The recipient of the Sodaro-Pankey Talent Scholarship for Screenwriting, Noah has previously interned at CBS Television Network, and now at Blumhouse Productions. He is an avid horror enthusiast, and is currently in post-production for his directorial debut Hell of the Interstate. Noah is a fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and all things spooky.
Iain Gayley, Unit Production Manager
Iain is a Chapman Creative Producing major from Chicago, Illinois. He has acted as UPM and Production Assistant on various shoots for companies such as Banana Republic, H&M, and Perspectives Global. He has also recently worked on Travis Scott's "Biebs in the Trap" music video, Felly's "Desert Eagle" music video, and Lindsy Stirling's "Lost Girl" music video. He currently interns for Ryan Huffman, a professional freelance commercial and music video producer in Los Angeles. Iain loves flamingos and visiting Italy.
Jack Craymer, Cinematographer
Jack, a Film Production major with a emphasis in Cinematography, has grown up surrounded by the world of film and photography. He has now developed quality content for high profile clients such as US, UK & Russian Glamour, Vanity Fair, SELF Magazine, Clarks Shoes, and Redbook Magazine. His latest projects took him on a 15-day travel shoot to Africa with photographer Ken Kochey. He is currently the Cinematographer for senior thesis "Binary", which is shooting on the sound stages this month and crewed 40 people. One of Jack's many talents is the ability to shoot in 130 degree sauna weather.
Blake Hilton, Production Designer
Only in her Freshman year, Blake is a talented Studio Art major with a minor in Production Design at Chapman. She is from the gray, rainy city of Seattle and moved to California in search of more color and sun. Her favorite project she has production designed was Alan Machiarolo's thesis, "Fire Drill". Outside of production design she loves to paint portraits and photograph her friends.
Arin Meyer, First Assistant Director
Arin Meyer is a Film Production Major with a Cinematographer emphasis at Chapman. She hails from Connecticut and has worked on various student sets under the Grip/Electric department. Arin is proud dual-citizen of the United States and Great Britain.
Philipp Nesterenko, Second Assistant Director
Philipp Nesterenko is a Film Production major at Chapman University. He recently moved from Russia to Hollywood so he could study filmmaking. If things do not work out in the industry he plans on becoming a spy. Philipp also enjoys traveling to Italy.
Current Team
Incentives
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
Liam is a 20 year old college student, who despite his liberal upbringing and mindset, decides not to vote in the 2016 elections. Although he somewhat supported Bernie Sanders, he now sees the political realm of the United States and the campaigns of both Clinton and Trump as one big “circus”. He is clearly opposed to Trump, but foresees an inevitable Clinton victory. When he becomes preoccupied applying for a teach-abroad program in Taiwan during election day, he feels comfortable skipping the opportunity to vote.
We follow Liam throughout the night of the election and watch as his decision begins to create rifts between friends and family. These people- particularly the women in his life- are equal parts stunned and angered upon learning his inaction. These feelings only intensity as Trump begins to build a unexpected lead in the electoral college.
In the film we will attempt to capture the different, conflicting sources of media and the changing dynamics felt between one another during what could be the most critical night in American history.
As the truth of the current state America dawns on him, Liam will have to face his mistakes and come to grasps with an ultimate decision: running away, or finally fighting for the people and causes he claims to hold dear.
Director, Nicholas Wingate, and Writer, Noah Feinberg at Women's March LA 1/21/17
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
Props and Set Dressing
Costs $500
In order to make to achieve our election party scene, we will need all the red, white and blue props and decorations we can get.
Grip and Electric
Costs $600
All the lights, stands, and gels we will need to light up the party! Most of our budget will be taken up by lighting equipment.
Catering and Craft Services
Costs $400
A well fed crew is a happy crew. Help us pay for snacks and meals by completing our catering/crafty budget
Post-Production
Costs $300
This money will go towards VFX and Color artists who will execute the various visuals (election coverage on TVs) in the scenes.
Expendables
Costs $200
This goes towards items like grip tape for G/E team, material to black out the windows for our night scenes, and paper goods for crafty
Cash Pledge
Costs $0
Direct link:
Share this update!
About This Team
Nick Wingate, Director
Nick is a Film Production Major with an emphasis in Directing at Chapman University. He recently served as a Production Intern at Viacom, working on Digital Content for Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, and Spike TV. Nick has directed over 30+ Short Films and Music Videos, including a BTS Video at New York Fashion Week. His short film, Potoprens, was screened at the Closing Night Ceremony of the 2016 National Film Festival for Talented Youth. Nick hates cilantro but loves motown soul.
Halley Albert, Producer
Halley Albert, a Bay Area native, is an energetic and driven Creative Producing major at Chapman University. This will be her third time working with Nick, Jack, and Noah. Her most recent jobs included her internships for Sony's Columbia Pictures Development Department. She also worked for VICE Media's Production Department, working on digital content for Noisey and Friends and various VICELAND shows. Halley is a lover of avocados and octupi. She recently attended the Women's March of LA and hopes to empower female filmmakers through her film work.
Noah Feinberg, Writer & Sound Designer
Noah is a TV Writing & Production major at Chapman University. The recipient of the Sodaro-Pankey Talent Scholarship for Screenwriting, Noah has previously interned at CBS Television Network, and now at Blumhouse Productions. He is an avid horror enthusiast, and is currently in post-production for his directorial debut Hell of the Interstate. Noah is a fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and all things spooky.
Iain Gayley, Unit Production Manager
Iain is a Chapman Creative Producing major from Chicago, Illinois. He has acted as UPM and Production Assistant on various shoots for companies such as Banana Republic, H&M, and Perspectives Global. He has also recently worked on Travis Scott's "Biebs in the Trap" music video, Felly's "Desert Eagle" music video, and Lindsy Stirling's "Lost Girl" music video. He currently interns for Ryan Huffman, a professional freelance commercial and music video producer in Los Angeles. Iain loves flamingos and visiting Italy.
Jack Craymer, Cinematographer
Jack, a Film Production major with a emphasis in Cinematography, has grown up surrounded by the world of film and photography. He has now developed quality content for high profile clients such as US, UK & Russian Glamour, Vanity Fair, SELF Magazine, Clarks Shoes, and Redbook Magazine. His latest projects took him on a 15-day travel shoot to Africa with photographer Ken Kochey. He is currently the Cinematographer for senior thesis "Binary", which is shooting on the sound stages this month and crewed 40 people. One of Jack's many talents is the ability to shoot in 130 degree sauna weather.
Blake Hilton, Production Designer
Only in her Freshman year, Blake is a talented Studio Art major with a minor in Production Design at Chapman. She is from the gray, rainy city of Seattle and moved to California in search of more color and sun. Her favorite project she has production designed was Alan Machiarolo's thesis, "Fire Drill". Outside of production design she loves to paint portraits and photograph her friends.
Arin Meyer, First Assistant Director
Arin Meyer is a Film Production Major with a Cinematographer emphasis at Chapman. She hails from Connecticut and has worked on various student sets under the Grip/Electric department. Arin is proud dual-citizen of the United States and Great Britain.
Philipp Nesterenko, Second Assistant Director
Philipp Nesterenko is a Film Production major at Chapman University. He recently moved from Russia to Hollywood so he could study filmmaking. If things do not work out in the industry he plans on becoming a spy. Philipp also enjoys traveling to Italy.