Our Last Day As Kids: Sebuah Filem Pendek Tentang Fenomena Myspace Emo 2000an

Pengarah bagi beberapa muzik video kumpulan Spiritbox, Dylan Hryciuk telah melancarkan kempen mencari dana untuk projek filem pendek Our Last Day As Kids.

Ini adalah debut filem pendek pertama beliau selepas menghasilkan beberapa muzik video untuk band Spiritbox. Dalam projek ini bakal membawa kembali kenangan tentang era MySpace dan Emo serta Punk Rock. Kempen yang bermula pada 20 Mei lalu di website Kickstarter. 

Kempen ini memberikan para penyumbang beberapa faedah seperti nama akan dikreditkan, dapat DVD, T-shirt dan sebagainya. Dylan Hryciuk juga telah melancarkan playlist spotify yang mengandungi beberapa lagu bagi buat peminat mendapatkan feel daripada filem beliau yang akan datang. Cek disini: Our Last Mixtape As Kids

Bagi yang belum mengenali Dylan Hryciuk, beliau telah mengarahkan beberapa muzik video bagi band Spiritbox seperti Blessed Be, Hurt You, dan Constance. Beliau juga mengarahkan muzik video kumpulan Senses Fail dengan lagu I'm Sorry I'm Leaving.

Buat korang yang berminat nak menyumbang, boleh singgah ke website ini: Our Last Day As Kids Kickstarter

Logline: The story of a punk teen and his relationship with his older brothers as he documents their band falling apart.

Synopsis: Our Last Day As Kids is a coming-of-age short film that takes place in the mid 2000's MySpace era. The film follows Casey, an awkward teen who documents his older brothers' band with his lofi camcorder in an attempt to be a part of the art they're making. As the film progresses, we watch the band and the connection Casey shares with his brothers fall apart, leaving him with a sense of loss and a lack of purpose. It is an unlikely friendship with a reckless punk girl that helps him cope and break out of his shell, as he helps her break out of hers. 

The film takes inspiration from director Dylan Hryciuk's real life experiences documenting the local scene and his brothers' metalcore band, "Palms To The Sky" between 2006-2013 and is an ode to his youth, his brothers, and all the people that made the local scene what it was.