Evening Short: You Can See Forever
Film: You Can See Forever: The Making of On A Clear Day
Director: Melissa Banczak (Tucson AZ)
Time: 9-Min
Genre: Documentary
Release: 2006
You Can See Forever: The Making of On A Clear Day, follows Tucson director Alan Williams as he struggles to complete principle photography for his original screenplay about illegal immigration titled On a Clear Day. From an indisposed leading actor to the first rain in over 30 days to an AWOL cinematographer, this documentary charts his six month journey.
Director: Melissa Banczak (Tucson AZ)
Time: 9-Min
Genre: Documentary
Release: 2006
You Can See Forever: The Making of On A Clear Day, follows Tucson director Alan Williams as he struggles to complete principle photography for his original screenplay about illegal immigration titled On a Clear Day. From an indisposed leading actor to the first rain in over 30 days to an AWOL cinematographer, this documentary charts his six month journey.
Director: Melissa BanczakMelissa Banczak spent 5 years as an editor and screenplay agent at Otitis Media in Minneapolis. When the agency closed, she began making short films. Her first film, Lilah and the Alien won an ACE award for acting at the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival in Birmingham, AL in 2004. When not making short films, she can be found out in the hills working on wildlife documentaries. She is currently the official videographer for the Tucson Wildlife Center.
Official Website: www.allthewayhomefilms.com