Shattered
a short film by Krisi Church



"Shattered" is a short experimental film directed and edited by Krisi Church. Church is also the actress featured in the film. The film is 4 minutes long. It was shot in 16mm. Church made the film while she was a film student at Brigham Young University.

"Shattered" won the Best Editing award at the prestigious Eclipse Film Festival (held in St. George) in 2001.

"Shattered" was selected for exhibition in the first annual International Young LDS Film Festival, held in Provo, Utah in 2001.

The description of "Shattered" from the Eclipse Film Festival site reads:

A cinematic poem about a young woman imprisoned by inhibitions. A pane of glass separates her from the inner-peace she seeks. Surrounded in a collage of pictures from her past she begins to piece together who she is and where she came from. After her struggling search she awakens to a realization of her unnecessary self-inflicted bondage. She breaks free from her glass prison. Now reconciled, she can finally look herself in the eye.

"Shattered" can currently be viewed online in QuickTime format.
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"Shattered" closing credits as they appear in the film




Directed and Edited by
Krisi Church

Produced by
Russ Lasson
Krisi Church

Director of Photography
Katie Bogner

Music by
Daniel Thompson

Still Photographer
Jon Canlas

1st Assistant Camera
Tanner Christensen

Gaffer
Tim Skousen

Production Assistant
Brooke Mellen

Executive Producer
Stan Ferguson

Featuring
Krisi Church

Musicians
Glen Dickey
Daniel Thompson
Matt Ward
Krisi Church

Sound Recorded and Mixed at
DSRS Productions

Desert Super 8 Footage
Ethan Vincent

Film Cross Processing
Yale Film & Video

Titles
Krisi Church


Special Thanks
LDS Motion Picture Studio
Media Arts Lab 2
Jones Paint and Glass
Ira and MaryLou Foulton
Ban Bayoren
JD Hacken
The Lasson Family
The Church Family
Friends


Krisi Church Films © 2001

Web page created 26 April 2002.