A Day in the Death

2013
7min

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Adam Fawns, Tristan Harris, Jacob Paint, Eda, Clare Clayton, Robert Nobilia, Dan Randall, Lauren Jenna Peacock, Matt Clayton, Elliott Busch, Roderick Owen, Harley Mentiplay, Richard MacDonald-Miller, Jan Thomas Halsvik, and James Potts in A Day in the Death (2013)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaSimon Den may be a zombie, but he's just a normal guy. However, zombies face shocking discrimination, particularly by talk show host John Bigg. This film follows a day in the life of Simon a... Leer todoSimon Den may be a zombie, but he's just a normal guy. However, zombies face shocking discrimination, particularly by talk show host John Bigg. This film follows a day in the life of Simon as he reluctantly starts his new job as a bodyguard to John Bigg, forcing him to try to hid... Leer todoSimon Den may be a zombie, but he's just a normal guy. However, zombies face shocking discrimination, particularly by talk show host John Bigg. This film follows a day in the life of Simon as he reluctantly starts his new job as a bodyguard to John Bigg, forcing him to try to hide his true nature.

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A mockumentary style film about Zombie rights.

Clever, light hearted short film using Zombies as an analogy for other marginalised communities. It follows the story of one Zombie (Simon Den - played by Matt Clayton) and the challenges he faces living in an society that is not accepting of his kind. Also Stars Adam Fawns in his Best Supporting Actor role, John Bigg.

This film was made for the 48hr film project in Brisbane, Australia. When you consider what the film makers have done in just 48hrs, it is quite impressive. The film was nominated for Best Actor (Matt Clayton), Best Supporting Actor (Adam Fawns), Original Music (Robert Nobilia), SFX Makeup/hair (Lauren Jenna Peacock), and Best Screenplay (Matt Clayton)

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Trivia
The Original Cut of the film was made for the Brisbane 48 Hour Film Project 2013. Adam Fawns won Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Matt Clayton was nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role and Achievement in Screenwriting, Lauren Jenna Peacock was nominated for Achievement in SFX, Make-up and Hairstyling, and Robert Nobilia was nominated for Achievement in Original Score.

Errores
Before the Director's Cut, during Peter Rainy's first interview on The Bigg Factor, John Bigg puts his elbow through the split screen bar, revealing that the actors are in fact sitting next to each other.

Citas
Zac Mendoza: Watch out! I think he's got a gun in his pocket!
Shooter: That's not the only thing I've got in my pocket. I've got a gun!
Jason: What?

Créditos curiosos
The Director's Cut contains a post-credits scene. It is the continuation of the take used for the final shot of the film, during which actor Adam Fawns continues improvising and then the (real) crew begin laughing, causing the actors to crack as well.

Versiones alternativas
A slightly modified version of the film, with a new sound mix, was made for airing on the television programme Showreel (2013). This version was initially released online as the "Showreel Version".