This video competed in
The She Directed Filmmaker Contest
Director(s): Erin Ryan
This contest helped me find the courage to write and direct this true story.
This short film is based on the true story between Alex who wants to have sex with Taylor, who doesn't.
Our cast and crew were most deliberately chosen for their sincerity, bravery, and authenticity to elevate our message along this journey. Please visit our credit list to see who made this possible!
Thank you for spending your time with our project. It is a priveledge to show up and let ourselves be seen by all of you!
If you like us, please befriend us! Check us out on our home on Instagram @consentmeanshellyes!
?Producer: Lloyd Kaufman
?Producer: James Rohan
Starring: Ashley Morgan Bloom and Jordan Allen Bell
Stunt Coordinator: Zachary William Hubert
Director of Photography: Greg Harriott
Editor: Michael Mastre
Assistant Director: Kara Lieff
1st AC: Nathan Robb
Gaffer: April Maxey
Key Grip: Jonathon Saavedra
Sound Mixer: Emily Strong
Location: Jon Erik
Chef and BTS: Stephen Clare Salt and Heat
Production Assistants: Kate McNally, Jacob Tubbs, Hillary Hamilton, Jake Lazarow
Supervising Sound Editor/Sound Designer TIAGO CARDOSO
Sound Editor/Re-Recording Mixer DINIS HENRIQUES
Sound Editor MANUEL MENDES
Sound Effects Editor HENRIQUE SILVA
Foley Artist LEONARDO TERRA
Post-Production Sound Services PULSAR STUDIOS,
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Michael6 years ago
This is a great film about consent, an important theme to cover these days.
Thomas6 years ago
This is great! There are so many this could extend to demonstrate predatory behavior and the damage it does. I want to see more. Thanks for taking the risk and making this.
Rick6 years ago
This film really changed my views on consent. Thank you guys so much for making it and being brave.
William6 years ago
When we support art that challenges assumptions, that honestly makes some people uncomfortable (whether they are in power or aspire to agency and power ) we begin to give voice to new narratives informed by primary sources of experience, not just “idées reçues” (or commonly “received ideas”) of what is right. This film has that new voice.
Bethany6 years ago
This is phenomenal! Incredibly well done and so brave. Love that we are seeing the story from the female perspective. It’s moving, thought-provoking and emotional. Proud to be voting!
Thom6 years ago
Absolutely amazing Erin. You should be very proud of yourself and your crew.
Joe6 years ago
I loved your energy on Lloyd Kaufman’s post about this! Good luck with it!