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Who Cares About What?

Priorities... and how %$#* up we got them...

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Who Cares About What?

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Who Cares About What?

Who Cares About What?

Who Cares About What?

Priorities... and how %$#* up we got them...

Priorities... and how %$#* up we got them...

Priorities... and how %$#* up we got them...

Priorities... and how %$#* up we got them...

Caridad del Valle
Caridad del Valle
Caridad del Valle
Caridad del Valle
1 Campaign |
New York, United States
$1,180 USD 47 backers
39% of $3,000 Flexible Goal Flexible Goal
Overview
We are a group of committed professional artists who have worked together over the course of 15 years, in Puerto Rico, Los Angeles and New York. We're now embarking on a new journey to make a short film which reflects how we look at the world today, often solely through our perspective and personal circumstances regardless of what many fellow humans are going through.

Short Summary

Who Cares About What?   is a dark comedy about the things we choose to prioritize in life and how logical that choice is in the grand scheme of things.  We have made the situation in the film seem very absurd and improbable, but the truth is we see even more absurd things in real life without giving it a second thought.  Hopefully this film will make the viewer reflect on what truly matters.

What We Need

In reality we need more than $3,000 to complete the project and create the outstanding short film we want, but making this goal for now will cover pre-production and production costs. 

Some of these costs include:

  • crew 
  • equipment 
  • craft services 
  • location fees
  • wardrobe 
  • transportation 

The Impact

The purpose of this short film is to make the viewer think about how oblivious we can be to the pain and suffering of others and the consequences of our misplaced priorities.

 

Crew (Partial List)

 

Yaitza Rivera- Director/Producer

Puerto Rican director, actor and producer.  She received her BA in Drama from the University of Puerto Rico and received a scholarship to attend the Stella Adler Academy of Acting in Los Angeles, California, where she studied the Adler technique for two years.  As a director Rivera has worked on two short films and over 15 plays in Puerto Rico, Los Angeles and New York. She received the Best Director Award at the SoCal Film Festival in California for her short film "Red Poppies" which was was also part of the official selection of many festivals around the United States including DC Shorts and the International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival in New York.

Zulivet Díaz- Actor

She began her career in professional theatre in her native Puerto Rico.  After completing her BA in Theatre at the University of Puerto Rico she moved to Los Angeles to attend the Stella Adler Academy of Acting.  Some of her LA film credits include "It's All a Game", "Madre, Hijo y Espíritu Santo" , "Silent", "Conscious" and "Silent Cry Aloud". She co-produced and starred in “Red Poppies”  for which she received a Best Actress nomination at the 2013 SoCal Film Festival. The short was also an Official Selection of the 2013 International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival in NYC,  and the 10th Annual DC Shorts Film Festival.  Díaz relocated to NYC in 2015.

Caridad del Valle- Actor

Obtained a BA in Drama at the University of Puerto Rico.  She has perform in Spain, Mexico, Puerto Rico. In New york she began acting in the films "It is", "Silent Dinner" and "Ping". She received the best actress HOLA (2013) and ATI (2014) awards for the play "The virtuous burglar". She also received a best actress HOLA award (2014) and a best actress period ACE Award in 2015 for the play "Cenizas de Troya". Recently she was awarded with another ACE Award (2016) for her collaboration in the show "Lorca Vive" for the role of the Moon. Her most recent work was Coromoto Chiquinquirá in the comic one women show "Yo no soy Lupita".

Risks & Challenges

By shooting this film, we continue to grow and expand our skills set. In today's digital age, it is difficult for young filmmakers to take on the risk of shooting a film due to the financial burden and technical demands it requires.

Without you, our contributors, this experience would not be possible. Your contribution serves as encouragement and support to help us grow as artists, perfect our craft and continue pursuing our passions. Thank you!

Other Ways You Can Help

You may not have more than a dollar to contribute, but we assure you even a dollar helps. You can also support us by sharing this campaign through social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat...  

Thank you again!

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