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Just one last thing
Just One Last Thing is a charming film about a terrible murder written and directed by Alexandra Gillespie.
The story follows Etta, a young woman who manages a half-way house between life and death where she offers guests an opportunity to do one last thing before crossing over. Her carefully organised job is thrown into chaos when her murdered best friend arrives seeking justice. Can Etta help her friend without failing the guests or being caught by her overbearing boss?
Currently the film is running for festivals. It has been nominated in 4 categories at Romford Horror Festival 2024 (Best feature film, Best film under 100k, Best actress, Best screenplay) and won ‘Best Portrayal in Women in Horror’. It also made the official selection at London Independent Film Festival 2024.
Written and directed by Alexandra Gillespie
Director of photography Giulio Amendolagine
Genre: comedy-drama
My role
1st Assistant Director and Assistant Producer
Rehegoo
brand films
Brand films created for background music provider, Rehegoo as part of its re-branding process. Totally we filmed 3 different brand videos: a generic one, one for the music for business, and one for the music for content.
Music makes the difference. The right music played at the right time can change how somebody experiences your business, and how they feel about your product/service.
My role
Creative producer and script writer.
Thursday
A 10-minute campy comedy-slasher about a casual hookup being interrupted by a killer.
Plain and simple, Thursday is a story about casual dating: why we do it and what we go through to get it. It’s about the blurred line between fulfilling our ego and yearning for connection, the awkwardness between two people who have seen each other naked but have nothing in common, and the pros and cons of defining the relationship.
Currently the film is running for festivals and has made official selections for the Underdog Film Festival Wolfsburg 2024 and Renegade Film Festival 2023, and it has been shown at GRRL HAUS Cinema.
Written by Nikita Redkar
Directed by Anabel Barnstone
Produced by Martina Amoretti
Director of Photography: Mark James
Genre: Horror/Comedy
My role
Assistant Producer
My dear friend
My Dear Friend features a British man who has recently lost his best friend and finds himself opening up about his pain to a complete stranger. A short film that explores how easier it is to talk to strangers rather than friends sometimes. However, oversharing might cause some misunderstanding…
Director of photography Luke John Smith
Genre: comedy-drama, dark comedy
My role
Writer, director and producer.