Project Detail

Crossing Over

Name: Crossing Over
Director: Mark Haldor
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2017
Duration: 80 mins

Synopsis

Social Media Hollywood and anything goes - Eight actors with stars in their eyes and dreams bigger than their budgets set about to audition for ensemble lead roles in new Hollywood Movie 'Trading Faces', which could be the big break they've been working towards. Their frustrated Agent (Louise Jameson) is hopeful of a big pay day and seeing her investment in them finally pay off. All that stands in their way are two very unpredictable LA Casting Directors and the movie's specific yet unusual requirements. Will they keep their nerve? Will they get their big break? Will their Agent avoid a nervous breakdown? A tongue in cheek comedy that explores the pleasures and pitfalls of striving to achieve your dreams in Hollywood and the realisation of unknown factors that present themselves along the way.

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Details

Year: 2017
Type of project: Features
Running time: 80 mins
Format: DSLR
Director: Mark Haldor 1st Feature
Producer: Mark Haldor
Co-Producer: Jake Francis
Executive Producer: Johanna Pollet
Editor: Mark Haldor
Screenwriter: Mark Haldor, Johanna Pollet, Ben Bridgeman, Andrei Lenart, Marie Louise Smith, Yana Penrose, Alex Igbanoi, Bhella Candenti
Director of Photography: Dilek Erinc Ozcan
Sound: Jake Francis, David
Composer: Tom Spencer
Principal cast: Louise Jameson, Jake Francis, Karen Sandoval Engler, Carl T. James, Chandrika Chevli, J.David Hinze, Mark Haldor, Johanna Pollet, Ben Bridgeman, Andrei Lenart, Marie Louise Smith, Yana Penrose, Alex Igbanoi, Bhella Candenti

Genre

Comedy

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Twisted Love Productions Ltd

Mark Haldor
Johanna Pollet

Sales Company

c/o Twisted Love Productions Ltd

Mark Haldor
Johanna Pollet

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