Sci-fi Short film « So You’ve Grown Attached » presented by DUST
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“So You’ve Grown Attached” by Kate Tsang
An imaginary friend is forced to consider retirement when his creator starts to grow up.
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THE FILM
Cast
Ex- Simon Pearl
Izzy- Madeleine Conner
Ron- Jake Miller
Julia- Cindy Cheung
BearBear- Patrick Fleury
Voice of BearBear- Luke Matheny
Voice of Video Narrator- Levi Abrino
Crew
Writer/Director- Kate Tsang
Producers- Isabella Wing-Davey, Kimberly Parker, Shiva Bajpai
Selected Awards and Festival List
2014 Student Academy Award Finalist
2014 Atlanta Film Festival
2014 San Francisco International Film Festival (Best Short)
2014 Woodstock Film Festival (Best Student Short)
2014 Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival (Best Short)
2015 China Short Film Academy Awards
2015 Comic Con Independent Film Festival (Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film)
2015 Vimeo Staff Pick
2015 Short of the Week
2015 Seattle International Film Festival
SYGA website- http://www.katetsang.com/syga.html
SYGA facebook- https://www.facebook.com/sygafilm/
Director’s bio
Kate Tsang is an award-winning writer/director based in Los Angeles. Her short film “So You’ve Grown Attached” was a national finalist for the Student Academy Award, won Best Narrative Short at San Francisco International Film Festival, and was nationally broadcast on PBS. She’s currently developing her first feature film and also in production on an animated short, Welcome to Doozy, with the Sony Animation and Frederator Go!Cartoon incubator. Kate spent the first decade of her life bouncing between the sleepy suburbs of California and the hectic city of Hong Kong. In her teenage years, she was inspired by Dana Scully from The X-Files to become a medical examiner so she shadowed local CSI officers and morticians to
prep herself for a gory future. All that changed when she took her first film class at UC San Diego, and consequently broke her mother’s heart by deciding to pursue a career in the arts. Kate earned an MFA from NYU’s prestigious film program where she won awards from the
Hollywood Foreign Press Association and National Board of Review for her work. Her mom has since forgiven her.
Kate’s website: www.katetsang.com
Twitter: @katetsang
