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This is a short adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft’s story of the same name. The Statement of Randolph Carter is an incursion into ancient terror in the middle of a lost cemetery deep within impenetrable woods.
The Statement of Randolph Carter was shot in a single evening, with a stalwart and hearty crew that survived all the way through dawn. Unlike most movies, The Statement of Randolph Carter was shot in sequence, that is to say that the scenes were shot in the order they happened in the script.
This turned out to be quite fortuitous, because as the movie ended and dawn approached, the light changes made sense in the context of the story. In other words, we picked shooting-in-sequence for no particular good reason, just because, but we lucked out by doing so.
Cast
- Randolph Carter: Mad Martian (IMDB listing)
- Harley Warren: Sean Strauss (IMDB listing)
Crew
- Writer/Director: Edward Martin III (IMDB listing)
- Producer/Production Manager/Director of Photography: Mark Vetanen (IMDB listing)
- Original music: Travis Huntingon (IMDB listing), Camilla Nine (IMDB listing), Christian Platt (IMDB listing)
- Assistant Camera, Set Construction: Barclay Albright (IMDB listing)
- Set Construction, Production Assistant: Re Kay (IMDB listing)
- Script Supervisor, Makeup: Amber Lea (IMDB listing)
- Sound Boom: Terry Lopata (IMDB listing)
- Production Assistants: Enrika R. Newbury (IMDB listing) and Carmen Walker (IMDB listing) and Doug Walters (IMDB listing)
- Set Construction: Greg Stoker (IMDB listing) and Amanda Stoker (IMDB listing) and Gloria Stoker (IMDB listing) and Doug Walters (IMDB listing)
- Set Design: Greg Stoker (IMDB listing)
- Craft Services: Alisa C. Wood-Walters (IMDB listing)
- Props: Doug Walters (IMDB listing)
- Videography: Ian White (IMDB listing)
- Still Photography: Rachel White (IMDB listing)
- Special thanks: Kevin Connors (IMDB listing)