Days of Revelation

2016

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Candice L. Owens in Days of Revelation (2016)

A musician day dreams what it would be like to walk through the day of the apocalypse

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A young musician struggles to write a new song, but a spark of inspiration leads her to day dream what it would be like to walk through the apocalypse in her home city which also makes her r... Read allA young musician struggles to write a new song, but a spark of inspiration leads her to day dream what it would be like to walk through the apocalypse in her home city which also makes her reflect on life.A young musician struggles to write a new song, but a spark of inspiration leads her to day dream what it would be like to walk through the apocalypse in her home city which also makes her reflect on life.

Director
- Andrew Dawe
Stars

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Director
- Andrew Dawe
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Jayne
(as Candice Gabbana)

Paula Andrew

Friend in town

Franqui Janes

Narrator
(voice)

Kriss Ellis-Stansfield

Ghoul

Jon Ian Dredge

Ghoul

Tom Menary

Passerby

Kevin Romaine

God
(voice)

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Trivia
The opening shot of Jayne running across the foot bridge was filmed with the camera on the roof of a car driving parallel with the actress, the passenger in the car viewed the shot via a LCD monitor and gave direction via mobile phone to the actress to speed up or slow down her run so the car could stay in line with her, but due to using a public bridge the car could only go a slow speed for a short amount of time. Eventually 3 takes were filmed and the third take was used.

Alternate versions
The film has a Theatrical and a Director's cut available. The Director's cut lasts a minute longer but has an alternative opening and ending with different music. The soundtrack of the Director's cut consists of the temp track with select tracks of the music produced specifically for the film. Select scenes featured in the theatrical cut are missing in the Director's cut but instead feature alternative scenes not included in the theatrical version. Both versions are available on the Moor Films Vimeo channel.

Connections
Features Mahoney (2011)

Soundtracks
It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)' (as
End of the World")
Written by Bill Berry (uncredited), Peter Buck (uncredited), Mike Mills (uncredited) and Michael Stipe (uncredited)
Performed by R.E.M.