About Us:
Writer/Director Greg Buracker teams up with Terrible Films to produce his next film, "The Archivist". This is going to be Greg's Thesis film for Montclair State University. (Read his bio below)
Synopsis:
In a time when memories are put on 16mm film reels, all cataloged in a library, The Archivist who preserves the memories must pursue the Bandit who has stolen his, before they are destroyed.
How Can You Help?
Every single donation whether it is a dollar or a hundred dollars is greatly appreciated. If you cannot support us financially, you can still help out by sharing our Indiegogo page and telling people about the campaign.
The Budget:
Our goal is to raise $3,500 on Indiegogo. This money will help us fund our project and tell a great story. Check out the graph below for a better idea on where the funds will go. ![]()
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Meet The Crew:
Gregory Buracker | Director/Writer
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Greg Buracker is a Senior Filmmaking major at Montclair State University. He has written and directed two narrative short films, "Yes Dear" and "A Natural Roll." He recently wrote and directed a short documentary "The Time is Now" which is currently in the festival circuit. Driven by his love of past and present cinema he is always looking to tell a story that explores human emotion through new creative worlds.
Joseph Robert Redl | Executive Producer
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Joseph is a current Senior at Montclair State University. His last two project were "Daniel in The Lion's Den" and "X's On Trees" which he wrote and directed with the help of a wonderful crew behind him. His passion is directing, writing and cinema, old and new. Joseph has worked on many projects including music videos by artists like, A$AP Rocky, Charles Hamilton, and most recently directed a video for the rap collective Fear Misa. He is the founder of Terrible Films, ran by Redl and Juzdan, and strives to produce content both compelling, and creative.
Nicholas Juzdan | Executive Producer
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Nick is a graduate of Montclair State University with a Entertainment, Events, and Tourism Marketing Business Administration degree. Nicholas is the winner of the 2014 Marketing Leadership Award at MSU and has contributed a lot to his marketing concentration. Nick works at a few film festivals including DOC NYC and Montclair Film Festival. He recently produced the 2015 Summer Series at Montclair Film Festival. Nick produced Joseph Robert Redl's last two films "Daniel In The Lions" and "X's On Trees". He hopes to produce many more films in the future. Nick is also Joseph's business partner in Terrible Films and a good friend.
Nick Capra | Director of Photography
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Nick is a junior studying film at Montclair State University. He's most interested in cinematography and making things look beautiful, but he loves the whole process. Nick has shot numerous student films as well as some indie feature films, where he got to work with cast members from Orange is the New Black and School of Rock. In the future he hopes to make a career out of doing what he loves; making movies. He also loves tea, granola and naps.
Cast
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Harold Tarr, after a long career as a Marketing Executive, has at last found himself with the freedom to pursue his lifelong desire to act. Everyone has to start somewhere and living in New York made it a lot easier. Over the past four years he has worked hundreds of days on film, TV, industrial, music videos and Internet productions. But, an important focus, during this time, has been on short films of which he has completed nearly thirty, mostly in lead roles. His first, ‘1959-2003 (Approximately)’, written and directed by Dan Smight, was featured in the Chain Film Festival in New York. Two films, 'When?', written and directed by Adrien Roux, a French filmmaker; and 'Frank & Louisa', written and directed by Tanya Lukyanova, a Russian filmmaker, were screened at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. 'Broken Birdie', written and directed by Alex DiBacco was screened at the 25th Dusty Film Festival in NYC. Last month, Harold was part of an ensemble cast in a 4-part Internet comedy series, ‘The Focus Group Report’, directed by Loic Ruteraner. Currently, in addition to ‘The Archivist’, he is preparing for a music video, and an independent feature film that is in pre-production, ‘Obsidiana’, in with he will have a lead role, Dr. Charles Wormer, an author and psychotherapist.
NOTE: Executive, Associate, and/or Producer backers do not gain any ownership of the film, will not have creative control, and must sign a release form prior to film credit.
