Blood Oath (2011)

Set in Victorian England at the turn of the century, a man finds himself kidnapped by a mysterious cloaked woman and her young protégé. To his horror, he discovers they are vampires. While ... See full summary »

Director:

David Kiang

Stars:

Alexandra Kiang, Joshua M. Bott, Tracy Pettit

Cast

Credited cast:
Alexandra Kiang	...	Lucienne
Joshua M. Bott	...	Terrence
Tracy Pettit	...	Lilith
Lorna Bennett	...	Meredith
Joan Wong	...	May-Ling
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chad Addison	...	Gang Member #1
Ashley Adler	...	Churchgoer 3
Sabrina Ash	...	Churchgoer 2
Keith Brown	...	Dead Priest
Patrick Caberty	...	Homeless 2
Damien Clenet	...	Footman
Michele Dawson	...	Onlooker 1
Andres Faucher	...	Dead Lover Vampire Charles
Brenda Herrman	...	Alm receiving mother
Brett Herrman	...	Homeless 1

Storyline

Set in Victorian England at the turn of the century, a man finds himself kidnapped by a mysterious cloaked woman and her young protégé. To his horror, he discovers they are vampires. While puzzled initially at his abduction, the truth of his linkage to the world of the undead becomes clearly apparent, that blood must be spilt to satisfy their bloodlust.

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Taglines:

You will pay what you owe.

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Genres:

Short | Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 March 2011 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Altadena, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$16,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Red Field Media

Technical Specs

Runtime:

12 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Made in one week for the 168 Hour Film Festival, an annual competition where filmmakers have one week to make a short film based on a randomly assigned Bible verse. The film was shot on the RED One camera with Mysterium X sensor. The filmmakers also shot the entire film in one location: Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena, CA in three days.

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Quotes

Terrence: Water, please.
Lilith: Your thirst is not the one that needs to be slaked.

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