Short Summary

I'm Noah Frazier, and I'm a director at Hortonville High School in Wisconsin. I have a passion for bringing good scripts to life in my short films, and I strongly believe in improving with every project. However, money is necessary to give the scripts the attention they deserve, and for that I turn to the people who have supported me all along in my quest to tell a story to the world. Any donation would be extremely helpful in making my vision come true.

What We Need

Production costs for A Boy's Fear are higher than any other project I've done. Here's why:

• Set design. For "A Boy's Fear" there will be a sizeable cost for making the location look like it should for the script.
• Equipment. We could always use more equipment to expand our storytelling capabilities!
• Crew Costs. Even though my crew is volunteer based, having a group of people working in one place carries costs with it. It's extremely important to keep the crew and the actors comfortable.
• Lighting. We have enough lighting fixtures for this project, but replacement bulbs still cost money.
• Miscellaneous. There are always hidden costs that spring up when I'm least expecting them.

The Impact

Every donation makes a difference! A Boy's Fear is a fantastic script and every donation enables me to bring it to life in a more exciting, unique way. Donate now and get recognized in the credits for helping make this fantastic script into a visual story.

Risks & Challenges

 Making a film is always a challenge. The biggest problem that I face when making short films is attracting talent (actors, crew, etc.) to really make the film special. For legal reasons, I won't be able to pay the crew (or myself) for this project. But making the set as comfortable and attractive as possible goes a long way in making a great short film. Unfortunately, this costs money. Without it, the film suffers.