Films & Scripts
You’re Fine
Maggie is having a really bad day. As she waits for Peter to arrive, she and Ainsley try to resolve a problem that still haunts her.
You’re Fine
Director – Kristina Lloyd
Writer – Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Cast –
Maggie – Laura Napoli
Ainsley – Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Peter – Jonathan Sayres
Ruth – Kristina Lloyd
Producers –
Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Kristina Lloyd
Nicholas Leland
Executive Producer – Sally Essex-Lopresti
Director of Photography – Nicholas Leland
Editor – Michelle Winters
Sound Mixer – Christopher Moscatiello
Costume Designer – Jonathan Singer
Casting – 31st Republic Productions
1st AD – Jennie Roberson
Camera & Electrical Assistant – Mark C. Fields
Art Direction – Jennie Roberson
Script Supervisor – Ellen Littman
Hair Stylist & Makeup- Katie Hildebrandt
Re-Recording Mixer – Christopher Moscatiello
Colorist – Michelle Winters
Publicity – Nanci Roth
Still Photography – Ellen Littman
Kraft Services – Ellen Littman
Special Thanks to
The Essex-Lopresti Family
© 2020 31st Republic Productions. All Rights Reserved.
~For Barbara ~
Semi-Finalist Leloun International Film Festival
Official Selection The Liftoff Sessions July
Official Selection Leloun International Film Festival
The Absence Of Us
The Absence Of Us is a poetic, experimental, short film directed by Kristina Lloyd and written by Mary Alexandra Stiefvater.
A woman is possessed by the dream that haunts her; repeating night after night until the dream and the dreamer are one.
In this poetic film, director Kristina Lloyd contemplates the haunting nature of dreams and how the dream can possess the dreamer. This thoughtful mood piece asks the audience to conclude the dream.
The Absence Of Us
Directed by Kristina Lloyd
Written by Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Cast –
The Dream – Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
The Dreamer – Kristina Lloyd
Producers –
Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Kristina Lloyd
Nicholas Leland
Cinematography by Kristina Lloyd
Editing by Kristina Lloyd
Sound Design by John Zalewski
Spanish Translation by Maria Solano
French Translation by Tammy Lelie Skinner
Publicity & Marketing by Nanci Roth
© 2020 31st Republic Productions. All Rights Reserved.
Official Selection The Liftoff Sessions June
Official Selection Flickfair
Official Selection The Best of Latin America Short Film Festival
Official Selection ShortsTV Worldwide Film Festival
Official Selection Spudfilm: Cleanse Festival
31st Republic Productions & Gryphon Entertainment
present
The Room
Based on a poem, The Room is a poetic short film by award-winning director Kristina Lloyd.
Starring Steve Connell
Nicholas Leland
and Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
Directed and Edited by Kristina Lloyd
Sound Design by John Zalewski
Written by Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
© 2018 31st Republic Productions. All Rights Reserved.
Finalist Grand IndieWise Convention
Finalist Grand Indiewise
Finalist IndustryBOOST Competition
Semi-Finalist iPhone Film Festival MoziMotion
Semi-Finalist iPhone Film Festival
Semi-Finalist IndustryBOOST Competition
Semi-Finalist HCF Screenplay Competition
Semi-Finalist Grand IndieWise Convention
Official Selection African Smartphone International Film Festival
Official Selection in the AM Egypt Film Festival
Official Selection Film Egypt Festival
Official Selection in the Wimberley Film Festival
Official Selection in The Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival
Official Selection in The NATFFF Los Angeles
Official Selection in The Grand Indiewise Convention
Official Selection Cinephone Film Festival
Official Selection Cinephone International Smartphone Short Film Festival
Official Selection in the Velcom Smartfilm Festival
Official Selection in the Festival De Cortometrajes “Jose Francisco Rosado” PACAS Festival
Official Selection in the Indiewise Virtual Festival
Official Selection Voka Smartfilm
Official Selection Make Art Not War Teaser Future Film Festival
Official Selection Kinosmena Short Film Festival
Official Selection iPhone Film Festival MoziMotion
Official Selection IndustryBOOST Competition
No Place Like Home
In this world relationships and technology define us. But how far is too far for love?
Jennifer misses her son. Teddy has lost his wife. The grief is immeasurable until one day, Jennifer and Teddy find a company that promises to bring their loved ones back to them…back home. A company that can changes the future by bringing back the past. But at what cost? When Jennifer’s wife, Kate, is unwillingly to believe the company’s promise, her questions lead her to investigate an ambitious politician Mrs. Caskill, and a successful businessman, Mr. Brown. Little does she know her investigation may change global stock markets and virtual worlds.
Each person must decide how far they are willing to go and if there really is no place like home.
Grand Jury Winner HCF Screenplay Competition
Winner Script Shop
Finalist Las Vegas Film Convention
Finalist IndustryBOOST Competition
Finalist The Grand Indiewise
Finalist LAS VEGAS GLOBAL FILM CONVENTION
Finalist Thanksgiving IndustryBOOST Competition
~Series In Development~
Listen to the Script Shop interview with writer, Mary Alexandra Stiefvater
The Number
Two very different people, an actress and a soldier, happen to chance upon each other in a very unusual place looking for an answer to their shared problem.
~Film In Development~
Squaw (1960 Olympics)
In 1954, Squaw Valley Ski Resort was virtually unknown but all of that changed when owner, Alexander Cushing, decided to bid for the 1960 Winter Olympic Games. This remarkable tale, inspired by true events, is the story of how a small ski resort in Northern California put on one of the greatest Winter Olympics ever.
Finalist for Best California ScreenplayThe Sacramento International Film Festival
Finalist for Best Biopic Feature Screenplay The All Sports Los Angeles Film Festival
Official Selection, Screenplay Competition The Nevada International Film Festival
Official Selection, Screenplay Competition The Carmel Art & Film Festival
Official Selection, Screenplay Competition The Las Vegas Film Festival
~Film In development~
