'What have we become' short film goes into preproduction.
Updated: Oct 7
'What Have We Become' is a dramatic short about infidelity with a twist.
Casting and seeking crew for "What Have We Become" a short film about infidelity.
Synopsis: A couple walking back from a party, argue over a game that questioned their fidelity, with devastating consequences.
It's a small but very dramatic piece of cinema, that builds and explodes with awkward tension as we eavesdrop on this brutal but provocative argument.
This is a micro short film production, using mobile cinematography to keep production agile, with an aim for release at film festivals in the new year.
Casting Call:
Lisa (35-45)
Lisa and Max behave like a married couple of maybe 10 years or so; Lisa becomes more open after several drinks, a trait that bothers Max. When a game at a party they are returning from questions their fidelity in jest, it's clearly got under her skin as she presses Max for answers whether he thought about an affair or acted on one, but when he opens under pressure, she feels compelled to divulge her secrets exposing the twist to the story that they are not a married couple but in fact two involved people who are each destroying other marriages, and getting a taste of their own medicine.
Must not be taller than 5ft 6.
Film Crew:
DoP - Experience with mobile filmmaking as we'll be using the iphone17 Pro camera.
Sound recordist - With wireless recording equipment would be an advantage for this agile production.
Hair and makeup - Experience on agile micro productions.
Editor - Experienced editor with Adobe Premier Pro and editing mobile cinematography.
Project Dates and Location:
Shoots tentatively in a 48-hour window in the Fall before winter sets in, on location in London. There will be some prep time beforehand with online rehearsals.
Compensation:
This is a collaborative micro production; expenses, travel, food, IMDb credits, copy, and other digital material (film trailer, clips, b-roll, and photos from the production) are provided.
If interested you can email mail@freejazzpictures.com, the deadline to submit your interest is October 11th 2026.
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