Captain Jason O'Malley faces his fear of an onboard emergency IA system called EVA in charge of the suspended hibernation system while struggling for his life.
Type:
Short
Status:
Produced
Page Count:
7pp
Genre:
Sci-Fi
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
Everyone
Studio/Financer:
Mirror 2 Mirror Production
Synopsis/Details
The short film is about a space freighter named "Nightstalker" captained by Jason O'Malley. Jason is trying to contact rescue control but the transmitter is malfunctioning and the onboard emergency AI assistant system called EVA is the only communication source. The ship was hit by a solar discharge which has affected all major systems, including the fusion drive which is damaged. The AI detects a loss in cabin pressure caused by a micro-meteor during the meteor shower. The earliest time for a rescue is expected in 1,6 years and the only way for Jason to survive is to induce suspended hibernation deep stasis. Which Jason is reluctant to do, since there is no other way to sustain his vital activities as the oxygen will be depleted soon and there is no time to waist and Jason has to get passed his fears of hibernation sleep in control of an AI system.
Attached Talent

Director & Writer: Vital Butinar
Cinematographer: Leya Marinčič
Main characher: Vital Butinar
Editor & colorist: Vital Butinar
Graphic designer: Vital Butinar

Video
The short film base on the screenplay.

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Submitted: 2023-Mar-02
Last Updated: 2023-Mar-15
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The Writer: Vital Butinar

From an early age, Vital Butinar had a passion for filmmaking, sparked by a childhood experience where he and a friend, whose father was a filmmaker, created their first action-packed film at a birthday party. Inspired by the dynamic storytelling of iconic action films, Vital’s early experiments with his father’s first video camera fueled his love for the craft, though limited resources as a child prevented him from producing polished projects. While studying graphic design at university, Vital honed his visual storytelling skills, discovering a love for photography that taught him the art of framing, lighting, and capturing emotion—skills that would later define his filmmaking style.… Go to bio
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