The film fans Sam and Mattie are best friends and have a vision: The two teenagers have been working for years on the idea of making the best zombie film ever. To do this, the friends with Down syndrome need $ 50, which they send via Crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter want to take.
When Sam and Mattie were still in elementary school, they met at the Special Olympics and have been inseparable ever since. They love their skateboards, play video games, talk about girls, and are actually just normal teenagers. The two also have a very special passion, namely zombie films. But here they are not satisfied with just being a spectator, no, they are creative themselves. Again and again they come up with new scenes, act out for each other and develop their ideas further. Whenever they meet, they work on the storyboard, draw, discard and continue to spin how their film should be. Sam and Mattie film scenes with their smartphones, add music to them and think about which famous actors they could win for guest appearances.
Because the two are so obsessed with their idea, friends of the two decided it was time to actually make the film a reality. Sam's big brother, Jesse Suchmann, made one Crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter and presents the rough concept of the film there. “As you can see straight away, this zombie teenage movie is definitely going to be super awesome. It's currently 15-20 minutes long, but that may change as the script evolves," Jesse writes. However, it is still open whether it can be released from FSK 6, "the creative people have the last word". Mattie and Sam already have the crew for the shoot, now they need money to rent equipment and book the crew. It should be $50, they already have over 000 and the campaign will run for a week. Anyone who watches the video portrait of the two boys has no doubt that the film will be absolutely fantastic.
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