Greta Follows Rivers | Julia Rowland
Jan 19, 2019
1 min read
Happy to share with you, Dear Friends, the proof of concept trailer of a film I'm very proud to be part of. 'Greta Follows Rivers' is a haunting story written by my wonderful CFC colleague Julia Rowland...and I honestly can't wait for the feature to come to life <3
Starring: Emily Piggford, Veronika Slowikowska, Chelsea Clark Directed by: Sam Coyle Director of Photography: Nina Djacic Edited by: Christopher Malanchen Music Composed & Orchestrated by yours truly Score Mixer: Omar El-Deeb Produced by: Jeff So and Sarah Kolasky Made possible by the Canadian Film Centre (CFC).
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The proof of concept trailer for Greta Follows Rivers looks brilliant, and Julia Rowland’s concept seems really haunting and atmospheric. It’s always fascinating to see how film trailers use persuasive language techniques and subtle visual cues to instantly hook an audience and set such a distinct mood in just a couple of minutes. Having Emily Piggford in the cast is a massive plus as well, so I reckon this project has heaps of potential. I wonder how long it usually takes for a feature like this to move from the initial CFC trailer stage into full production? Really looking forward to seeing where Sam Coyle and the rest of the team take it.
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