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Etheria Film Festival 2021 Featuring a bonanza of scifi, horror and thriller short films to enjoy

Etheria Film Festival 2021 Featuring a bonanza of scifi, horror and thriller short films to enjoy

July 10, 2021 By Summer Brooks 1 Comment

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Several filmmakers from the featured short films at the 2021 Etheria Film Festival are here to talk about their projects: Writer/Director Katy Erin (“Bootstrapped”), Writer/Director Myra Aquino (“The Gray”), and Director Astrid Thorvaldsen & Actor Nina Yndis (“Who Goes There”).

First, Katy Erin talks about the character development in “Bootstrapped”, as well as making the best use of technology and physical space with the budget available, and working through tech challenges when they arise.

katyerin.com, IG @katy_erin, Twitter @katy_erin

Next, Myra Aquino talks about blurred boundaries of moral choices in “The Gray”, how her vision of Purgatory manifests similarly to a DMV, getting the film made and having the right throwback tech props, and more.

myraaquino.com, IG @_myraaquino

Then Astrid Thorvaldsen and Nina Yndis talk about the casting and filming of “Who Goes There”, of making use of studio set pieces both on location and in studio, about creating the personalities of the sisters, and judicious use of special effects on a budget.

IG @astridthorvaldsen, IG @ninayndis, Twitter @ninayndis

The Etheria Film Festival 2021 runs from June 25-July 25 2021, and can be viewed on Shudder.

Festival Website: Etheria Film Festival 2021 Official Selections

Twitter: @EtheriaFN, @Shudder

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  1. dutch says

    July 20, 2021 at 6:20 pm

    Take-0004
    It has been crazy time for me when looking for story driven films. Everything is special effects, superpowers, and reboot TV shows I never watched. (Imdb TV Leverage: Redemption is on “I don’t know?”.)

    So, time travel back to undo, fix an event is a classic SCI-Fi theme that most movies gloss over the problems with messing with time. DO NOT ASK ME ABOUT — Doctor Who, it is a different animal. That said, I think “bootstrap” has something with the David Lynch room approach.

    Heading to TV now.

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