The Beach Dreamer
A BAT production in cooperation with Trium Virate.
Written, directed, and produced by Patrick Van Vlasselaer.
Movie trailer
CAST
Ryan Patrick Chielens
Anna Eniko Orbán
Old Master Jem Burke
Boss Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Bitch Marika Chielens
Thug 1 Marcell Molcsan
Thug2 Ian Boderé
Tourist Patrick Van Vlasselaer
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Patrick Van Vlasselaer
CO-PRODUCERS
Patrick Chielens - Jem Burke
DIRECTOR
Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Screenplay Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Casting Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Camera/Sound Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Patrick Chielens
Jem Burke
Levente Engel
Locations Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Trium Virate
Set dressing Eniko Orbán
Hair and make up Marika Chielens
Assistent hair and make up Eniko Orbán
Stunt choreography BAT (Belgian Action Team)
Trainer martial arts Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Editor Patrick Van Vlasselaer
Assistent editor Patrick Chielens
Eniko Orbán
Creative editor-illustrator Eniko Orbán
Special thanks to Restaurant La Filosofia for giving home to the screening of our movie .
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In the production of “The Beach Dreamer”, my personal involvement was:
writing the script as well as creating the storyboard/shot breakdown, the pre-production
(location, casting, transport, legal affairs), directing, stunt/fight choreography, set dressing, acting,
camera and post-production (editing the trailer and the directors cut).
The team of “The Beach Dreamer” was most amateurs. Two persons (The Old Master and Ryan) had some Martial Arts background and the lead character was fine-tuned by me on the level of physical fitness, nutrition,
stunt adviser as well as fighting techniques/choreography.
We can see some Wing Chun Kung Fu as well as Filipino Martial Arts.
Two other stuntmen and one stuntwoman had none experience in stunting nor movie fighting so this was a great challenge.
Considering all these “amateurish” situations I may say that it`s a nice project, made with a very low budget
(not even 200,00 Euro private funding) and lots of effort and motivation from all participants.
Not being paid gives a problem in the commitment of the crew, which at the end …effects the project.
In the near future, there will be more projects starting with another short movie (low budget)
to learn more about movie making, what NOT to do, and what needs to be done.