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LOADED

Film
Film
Original Title (If different): 
Chargé
Langue: 
French
Other languages or subtitles: 
English
Production country: 
Canada
Running time (In minutes): 
5
Theme: 
Comedy
Category/Format: 
Short films
Poster: 
Production year: 
October, 2009
Film Credits
Film director: 
Samuel Matteau
Producer: 
Vincent Routhier
Screenplay: 
Alexandre Isabelle
Editing: 
Éric Denis
Film photographer: 
François Gamache
Sound: 
Jérôme Boiteau
Music: 
Réjean Gagnon
Art Director: 
Besma Bouhkri
Cast 1: 
Nicolas Létourneau
Cast 2: 
Ansie St-Martin
Cast 3: 
Maxime Perron
Film synopsis: 
What would you do if you could treat your life like a computer program? Loaded is a film on how we use time, featuring Olivier, a young insurance actuary whose life takes a zany turn when he acquires the power to “save” and “load” his life any way he likes.
Technical infos
Technical infos
Original Film Format: 
Digital - other
Format Ratio: 
2:35
Film Sound: 
5.1
Video master available ?: 
Yes
Video Type: 
Blue-ray, HDCAM SR, BETACAM DIGITAL
Number of reels: 
1
Festival Selection, Awards...
Festival selection, awards or citation already received and other comments... :
Already selected in a Festival?: 
No
Film distribution
Sales/distribution name: 
SAGAFILM Productions
Address: 
5667 rue St-Georges, Lévis, G6V 4L9
Publicity Infos
Trailer availble: 
yes
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I coplletemy agree with your marketing approach. I am now under the conclusion, looking at case-studies, that if a filmmaker took their focus off the festivals and primarily on their fan base they can use a tour style promotion and draw a much larger audience throughout the country and beyond. In essence, if a filmmaker focused on connecting with their fan base they could do something similiar to what was done with Paranormal Activity with their film: find out what parts of the country the most interest is and focus efforts in those areas.I had gone on tour, in the summmer of 2008 (bad timing). My focus was the state I shot most of it in and grew up in. This personal connection gave me alot of news/TV/radio exposure. I broke even but didn't spend much. At the end I still believe I gained more for my time/money then I would have being at a fest.

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