After her father is brutally murdered by mysterious outlaws, an ex-military special operative decides to take matters into her own hands and enlists the help of an unsuspecting young cargo pilot along the way.
“OVERCLOCKED: Origins” by Nathan Ellis
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Several thousand years into the future, Earth’s natural resources are nearly depleted, forcing humanity to venture beyond the boundaries of our solar system to terra-form and harvest new worlds. Due to such rapid expansion, the frontier regions have become unstable and dangerous. Ava Huxley, an orphan-turned-former military special operative, is one of the few brave souls to face this challenge with her foster father, Hank Huxley — both combat vets-turned-freelance miners. After a cave mining excursion on a particularly desolate desert moon, Mordos, they encounter a mysterious group of nomadic outlaws, who murder Hank in cold blood, Ava barely escaping with her life. One month later, Ava is at rock bottom after yet another failed attempt at therapy. Giving into her impulses, she ends up taking matters into her own hands and prepares to return to Mordos to kill as many of the nomadic outlaws as possible — a suicide mission of sorts. After crossing paths with a fledging young cargo pilot , Jade Starunner, Ava convinces her to give her a ride back to the site of her father’s death under false pretenses. Upon arrival, Ava admits her true motive and bargains with Jade to return in a few days. Overwhelmed, Jade refuses and abandons Ava, who ultimately succumbs to her fate and faces the violent nomads head on — but, in a twist of fate, Jade has returned to help, only to have her ship shot-down in the process, leaving the two of them stranded and surrounded by the gang. With their budding connection having rekindled hope in themselves and their futures , they decide to face this new world together, one step at a time.
“OVERCLOCKED: Origins” Credits:
CAST –
Catherine Pham as Ava Huxley (LEAD)
Chandni Shah as Jade Starrunner
Max Thayer as Hank Huxley
Christopher Saphire as Therapist
Judy Nazemetz as Admin Clerk
Kim Ellis as Angry Patron
George Cambio as Fuel Rat
Ian McClellan as Nomad Warrior
Anette Puskas as Exotic Cyborg
George Cambio & Patrick Caberty as Feature Background
Rex McCarrell as Nomad Voices
CREW:
Writer / Director / Producer
Nathan Ellis
Associate Producer
Kim Ellis
Casting Director
Kim Ellis
Production Manager
Ian McClellan
Director of Photography
Auden Bui
Senior Technical Advisor
Brett Pipher
Second Camera Operator
Corey Parsons
Jib Camera Operator
Brett Pipher
1st Assistant Camera
Jorge Gomez
Gaffers
Gabe Sandoval
Sebastian Kolderup-Lane
Swing Grip & Electric
Evan Papadakis
Sound Mixer
Sandra Joen Perez-Tejeda
Hair & Makeup Artist
Alyssa Holobrook
Costume Designer
Paige Drainey
Wardrobe Assistant
Kim Ellis
Props Coordinator
Kim Ellis
Editor
Nathan Ellis
Assistant Editor / DIT
Austin Ziprick
Sound Designer / Editor
Nathan Ellis
Colorist
Nathan Ellis
Legend Locations Director of Permit Services
Joshua Mingo
Casting Support Services
Breakdown Services
LA County Department of Parks and Recreation
Sarah Brewer
Ashley Verde
LA County Sheriff’s Department
Platinum Pro Portables
Maria Guzman
Special Effects Unlimited
Pam Elliott
Vidcam
Spencer Dubaich
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31 comments
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THAT MASK IS REALLY GOOD TOO! BOUGHT 4 MYSELF FOR WORKING UNDER CARS, POWER TOOLS ETC.
ANTI FOG !
(5) The acting is very amateuristical, and (6) the story seems made up be teenagers, with a lack of realism and consistency, especially according to more adequate possible future developments.
IN SHORT: most likes must be from half asleep visitors or lobotomised people, isn’t it?
G 36 and Steyr, huh ?
...ok
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want to show your character is serious ? say fucking a lot. like A LOT ! and really drag the word out.. stretch it out.. and have the actor say it as cringe as possible. up until those moments i was kinda immersed in the story. (even tho i have no idea what the story is) but the dialogue doesn’t sound like how people communicate. it sounds like somebody wrote it, which is an irredeemable sin in movies to me.
the special effects and set pieces are okay to me. i can see them the vision. it’s good.
but that damn dialogue..
I liked it though
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