Annaliese: A Love Story

Name: Annaliese: A Love Story
Genre: Short
Released: 2012-10-25
Cast: T.J. Sanson, Bill Pacer

2012

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Kevin L. Powers, Bill Pacer, Charles Randall Singletary, T.J. Sanson, Evan Hodges, and T.C. Morgan in Annaliese: A Love Story (2012)

Directorial debut from actor/artist T. J. Sanson, "Annaliese" is a short black and white movie filmed in silent-era mode, with 2 main characters, Annaliese and George Kacey, who ends up as h... Read allDirectorial debut from actor/artist T. J. Sanson, "Annaliese" is a short black and white movie filmed in silent-era mode, with 2 main characters, Annaliese and George Kacey, who ends up as her victim. Filmed on location in Atlanta, GA, it features the talents of T. J. Sanson and ... Read allDirectorial debut from actor/artist T. J. Sanson, "Annaliese" is a short black and white movie filmed in silent-era mode, with 2 main characters, Annaliese and George Kacey, who ends up as her victim. Filmed on location in Atlanta, GA, it features the talents of T. J. Sanson and Bill Pacer, with Kevin L. Powers as cinematographer, original score by Evan Hodges and edi... Read all

Director
- T.J. Sanson
Writers
- T.J. Sanson
- Charles Randall Singletary
Stars
- T.J. Sanson
- Bill Pacer

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Director
- T.J. Sanson
Writers
- T.J. Sanson
- Charles Randall Singletary
Stars
- T.J. Sanson
- Bill Pacer

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T.J. Sanson

Annaliese
(as Tori Montgomery)

Bill Pacer

George Kacey

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- T.J. Sanson
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- T.J. Sanson
- Charles Randall Singletary
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Black and white gem

My two cents, only if you wish .. I know I like more than "the costumes were good and you were great" line. Saw ANNALIESE, well done for your maiden directorial effort. Love B&W, use of light fit, the death scene transitional fade was timed well. Music becomes more important and was appropriate throughout without being overwhelming. Had little touches of the old silent film theatrical acting (mascara a nice MU addition) along with modern interp. The shadow hand over Bill's face, the camera technique in the half circle in the restroom, good scenes. And the character contrasts, the vampire is the sweet girl with a good if misguided intention, and George committing an act against her that conflicts as being justified with his claimed victim status, were authentic. Dialogue boards and the font, great homage to the silent era.