We're raising money to make the FIRST ever comedy set in the fascinating world of the Fighting Games Community!

Last Hit is an independent film, which means we don’t have any slick studio executives who don’t know Chun-Li from Chewbacca telling us what to do. We're doing it our way from beginning to end, the way that fans of fighting games would want us to do it!

Since we don’t have money from Hollywood studios we need the support of passionate fans like you to make this film happen!  Can we make a feature film with just $40,000? OF COURSE NOT!

Luckily we'll also have money from:

• Brand Sponsorships
• Tax Credits
• Money from investors, friends and fans of our Stars

Could we do it without your money? No! Why do we need your support? While our major funding will come from the sources listed above, like any independent production we need seed money to get to the next step! Small contributions from fans like you can help get us there! Where else will your generous donation go?

• Better equipment - Cameras are expensive!
• A Bigger Crew
• Advertising to make sure the fans know about it

What do you get in return? The pleasure of bringing something very cool into the world, plus your choice of amazing perks!  We appreciate it.

Don’t forget to donate and share with your friends!

Elias Theodorou is a Canadian mixed martial arts fighter and actor. He is currently the #1 top ranked middleweight fighter in Canada and #15 in the world. He made his TV debut on the reality series The Ultimate Fighter and was the winner of The Ultimate Fighter Nations: Canada vs. Australia. He has also appeared in the TV series The Listener as well as several films and is a frequent commentator on TSN.

Marie-Laure Norindr AKA "Kayane" is a French media personality, journalist and the highest ranked female fighting games player in the world, particularly in the Soulcalibur and Street Fighter series. She has been playing competitively since the age of 9 and also hosts the TV show Game One e-Sports on French television.

Justin Wong Justin Wong is a legendary fighting games player and has won more EVO titles than any other player in history including eight titles with the Marvel vs. Capcom series. He was a participant in "EVO Moment 37", arguably the most famous event in Fighting Games history. He is currently a member of team Echo Fox.

Lindsay Elyse is a cosplayer, gamer, and content creator from Phoenix, Arizona. She started cosplaying in 2005 and has since attended conventions all over the world. She makes her own costumes and is well practiced in sewing, armor making, and 3D printing. In addition to cosplay, Lindsay also streams full-time on Twitch and is a member of eSports team Str8 Rippin. She combines her two passions by not only building cosplays live on stream, but also by dressing like characters while playing the game they're from. 

Corey Charron is a battle rapper widely recognized for facing off against established emcees like Arsonal and Shotgun Suge. In 2013, he made a name for himself on BET's 106 & Park winning the Freestyle Friday competition.  Recently, Charron has garnered mainstream attention after being cast in the MTV show “Wild N out” starring Nick Cannon.

Olivier Hay AKA "Louffy" is a French player and dominates the European Street Fighter scene to such an extent that he had a tournament dedicated to him called "The Louffy Beatdown Special" He  is also the first European player to win a Street Fighter tournament at EVO.

Zhi Liang Chew is a purveyor of fighting game Esports content at major tournament broadcasts such as EVO, ELEAGUE, ESL and SEAM. When he’s not swimming in a hot bowl of ramen, he’s prowling the alleys of Harajuku for the latest in street wear for Freshstock.He is also known as "L' enfant terrible" of the Fighting Game Community.

Producer Brian Carver is an independent producer. His most recent short films include Well-Spent (2017), A Brief History of the Apocalypse (2016) and Maypole Rose (2016). Brian is also the Founder and former Executive Director of Breakthroughs Film Festival, the only festival in Canada devoted to showcasing short films by New Generation women filmmakers.

Producer Kire Paputts is an award-winning Toronto producer/director who has experience in an array of film/video industry roles. A Ryerson University Film Program graduate, he currently works in both the creative and corporate side of the industry. His latest feature film The Rainbow Kid, which he both produced and directed had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2015. His shorts have played around the world at such prestigious film festivals as TIFF, SXSW, VIFF, and The Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Co-Producer Lap Chi Duong runs the Canada Cup, which is the largest fighting game tournament in Canada and one of the largest Canadian Esports events. His event attracts professional gamers from at least 20 different countries and originated in Calgary  in 2010.  On average, the number of attendees and viewership increases by 30-40% per year.  Canada Cup Gaming is considered to be one of the top 3 most prestigious fighting events in the world apart from Evo and Capcom Cup.

Director Gary Hawes is an Award-winning independent director based out of Vancouver. Gary has worked as an Assistant Director on a variety of film projects including X-Men 2, Fantastic Four and the Oscar-nominated Juno. In 2013, his feature film debut Leap 4 Your Life premiered at the Vancouver International Film Festival and was also a selection of the Toronto International Film Festival. Screen International listed Gary as one of ‘Ten Short Filmmakers to watch for’ in May 2005. Brightlight Pictures optioned his feature screenplay The Woods in 2014 and it is currently in early development.

Screenwriter Kyle Francis was the first-ever winner of the Black List’s TIFF/Martin Katz Canadian Independent Screenwriting Fellowship, and the 2014 winner of Script Pipeline’s First Look contest in the sci-fi/fantasy category. He’s written short films that have played in festivals
all over the country and performed sketch and stand up comedy anywhere he was allowed. He has also written for video games such as Kim Kardashian’s Hollywood, Kylie and Kendall, The Swift Life, Shadowrun Returns: Nightmare Harvest, and an unannounced AAA title from Ubisoft.

Gennelle Smith is a writer and web producer based in Toronto. After receiving her MA in Film & Literature from the University of York (UK), she worked in film production and spent a lot of time daydreaming on film sets. She currently works on the digital side of children’s television.

Devon Hauth is a Queen's University graduate in film and theatre. As an actor and filmmaker, she loves being on both sides of the camera.

Kaeshi Sri is a marketing professional with over five years of experience in various aspects of marketing, such as: product marketing, project management, event management, and email and digital marketing. She's worked for corporations and technology start-ups. During her spare time, she runs her blog and also consults on social media and email marketing.

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