Connecticut Independent film Crushing Pennies to be screened at the Kent Film Festival March 28, 2009FavoriteMedia and BurnBrite Promotions are proud to announce the debut of the independent film, Crushing Pennies, at the Kent Film Festival on Saturday, March 28, 2009.
Crushing Pennies is a 35-minute drama, shot entirely on location in Connecticut with a Connecticut cast and crew. Showcasing the delusional world of married couple, Irene (Leah Dashe) and Gabe (Jesse Murphy), Crushing Pennies explores the subconscious world created by their mutually shared delusions. As Irene and Gabe sink deeper into this imaginary world, they find it difficult to distinguish between reality and illusion. Their quest for help from a professional marriage counselor leads them and the audience to a surprising conclusion to their problems. To view the trailer, visit: http://www.favoritemedia.net/.
Ryan Casey, Executive Director of FavoriteMedia and BurnBrite Promotions is a Connecticut filmmaker and entertainment entrepreneur who wrote and directed Crushing Pennies. Editing was provided by Gary Fierro of Fierro Films, Inc.
Crushing Pennies is the second short film by Casey. The first, The Icon of 2nd Street starred local Connecticut native, Troy Farrand with cinematography done by Jeff Hoyt of KJ Films. Connecticut-based FavoriteMedia provides turnkey production for independent filmmakers and local acting talent to produce quality original films that celebrate Connecticut locations. BurnBrite Promotions brings these films to targeted audiences through independent film screening opportunities and effective web-based promotional and distribution methods.
The Kent Film Festival screens films created by a richly diverse group of talent; students of film and independent filmmakers alongside well-seasoned film professionals. Tickets are available now for presale and web reserve via the festival website at: http://www.kentfilmfestival.org/.
The Kent Film Festival screens films created by a richly diverse group of talent; students of film and independent filmmakers alongside well-seasoned film professionals. Tickets are available now for presale and web reserve via the festival website at: http://www.kentfilmfestival.org/.
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