Pace Short Film
Boston, Massachusetts | Film Short
Comedy, Drama
PACE, a dramatic short film, explores the relationship between girls and their bodies. As 15-year-old Ellie is confronted about a suggestive picture being sent around school, she tries to fit in with the older crowd to get away. Soon she discovers growing up is more of a process than a decision.
Pace Short Film
Boston, Massachusetts | Film Short
Comedy, Drama
1 Campaigns | Massachusetts, United States
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PACE, a dramatic short film, explores the relationship between girls and their bodies. As 15-year-old Ellie is confronted about a suggestive picture being sent around school, she tries to fit in with the older crowd to get away. Soon she discovers growing up is more of a process than a decision.
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
The Story
PACE is a story by girls about girls. Earlier this year, a high school swimmer in Alaska blew the competition out of the water in her 100-yard freestyle. She should have won, but found she was disqualified when she got out of the water due to the way her swimsuit fit her body. Written by Natalie Kulick in her "Writing the Short" class, PACE shows how girls like her are affected by how their bodies are perceived by adults and our peers.

The Team
Our director, editor, director of photography, and producer are all female filmmakers. Our team is comprised of a diverse group of Boston University students who devoted their time and effort to a feminist story.

Pictured from left to right: Alberto Orive (Production Designer), Lili Li (Director of Photography) Rachel Callahan (Producer), Natalie Kulick (Director), Emilio Subia (1st AD), Carlos Garcia (Gaffer/Story Consultant/Trailer editor/Production Extraodinaire)

Pictured from left to right: Olivia Sokol (1st AC), Caimren Wagner (Art PA), Hannah Lee (2nd AC), Joe Nell (Cam Op), Alex Wu (PA), Carlos Garcia (so much), Emilio Subia (1st AD), Grace Wong (Sound Mixer), Natalie Kulick (Director), Lili Li (DP), Jake Squire (Grip), Lily Hill (PA), Rachel Callahan (Producer), Matt Havey (Matt), Alberto Orive (PD), Katherine Gotard (PA), Joe Damico (Sound Mixer)
The Budget

If you would like to know more information about where your money goes, feel free to email us at [email protected] for a full copy of our budget and expenses! We want to be as transparent as possible to our supporters.
Risks & Challenges
At this point, our pre-production and production has wrapped! Everything has been shot, and we're moving on to editing, scoring, and colorgrading. We already have a rough cut and are ready to move into the last stages of post-production. This is good news for you because most of our challenges have already passed and there is practically no risk.
We had a lot preparation to make sure that we spent our money responsibly, since members of the team spent their own rent and tuition money to cover initial costs. Your donation will help us students!
Check out our trailer:
What’s Next?
After we raise funds, we will work until our final screening in May to get PACE just right. From there, we will begin to submit to film festivals and look into distribution! Very cool!



Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
Equipment
Costs $1,200
A lot of our equipment came courtesy of BU, but we had to rent lenses, a follow focus, Teradek, etc.
Food
Costs $700
We had a big crew so that means big food budget! We shopped at budget retailers to keep costs down.
Production Supplies
Costs $400
Includes items such as Backstage, Studiobinder, toilet paper, and allergy meds (there were cats).
Production Design
Costs $400
Costumes for all the characters, essential props for the story, and set dressings.
Cash Pledge
Costs $0
U-hauls & Rentals
Costs $800
With limited availability to cars, we had to rent vehicles to transport cast, crew, and equipment.
About This Team


More info on our team can be found on our Instagram and Facebook @paceshort
Incentives
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
The Story
PACE is a story by girls about girls. Earlier this year, a high school swimmer in Alaska blew the competition out of the water in her 100-yard freestyle. She should have won, but found she was disqualified when she got out of the water due to the way her swimsuit fit her body. Written by Natalie Kulick in her "Writing the Short" class, PACE shows how girls like her are affected by how their bodies are perceived by adults and our peers.

The Team
Our director, editor, director of photography, and producer are all female filmmakers. Our team is comprised of a diverse group of Boston University students who devoted their time and effort to a feminist story.

Pictured from left to right: Alberto Orive (Production Designer), Lili Li (Director of Photography) Rachel Callahan (Producer), Natalie Kulick (Director), Emilio Subia (1st AD), Carlos Garcia (Gaffer/Story Consultant/Trailer editor/Production Extraodinaire)

Pictured from left to right: Olivia Sokol (1st AC), Caimren Wagner (Art PA), Hannah Lee (2nd AC), Joe Nell (Cam Op), Alex Wu (PA), Carlos Garcia (so much), Emilio Subia (1st AD), Grace Wong (Sound Mixer), Natalie Kulick (Director), Lili Li (DP), Jake Squire (Grip), Lily Hill (PA), Rachel Callahan (Producer), Matt Havey (Matt), Alberto Orive (PD), Katherine Gotard (PA), Joe Damico (Sound Mixer)
The Budget

If you would like to know more information about where your money goes, feel free to email us at [email protected] for a full copy of our budget and expenses! We want to be as transparent as possible to our supporters.
Risks & Challenges
At this point, our pre-production and production has wrapped! Everything has been shot, and we're moving on to editing, scoring, and colorgrading. We already have a rough cut and are ready to move into the last stages of post-production. This is good news for you because most of our challenges have already passed and there is practically no risk.
We had a lot preparation to make sure that we spent our money responsibly, since members of the team spent their own rent and tuition money to cover initial costs. Your donation will help us students!
Check out our trailer:
What’s Next?
After we raise funds, we will work until our final screening in May to get PACE just right. From there, we will begin to submit to film festivals and look into distribution! Very cool!



Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
Equipment
Costs $1,200
A lot of our equipment came courtesy of BU, but we had to rent lenses, a follow focus, Teradek, etc.
Food
Costs $700
We had a big crew so that means big food budget! We shopped at budget retailers to keep costs down.
Production Supplies
Costs $400
Includes items such as Backstage, Studiobinder, toilet paper, and allergy meds (there were cats).
Production Design
Costs $400
Costumes for all the characters, essential props for the story, and set dressings.
Cash Pledge
Costs $0
U-hauls & Rentals
Costs $800
With limited availability to cars, we had to rent vehicles to transport cast, crew, and equipment.
About This Team


More info on our team can be found on our Instagram and Facebook @paceshort
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