A locally loved suburban family man has to pay for the worst thing he's ever done when two mysterious young criminals break into his home.

Learn how we made this movie for only $6,000 -    • How I made a successful no-budget fea...  

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Written by Chris Fornataro & Kent Lamm
Directed/Edited by Kent Lamm

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Bad is Bad is Standard Story Company's first feature length movie. It was written when we were 19 and shot when we were 20. Our total budget was about $6,000. We filmed it in 18.5 days in Richmond, Virginia in the summer of 2010 using the Canon 7d (which made up a quarter of our budget alone). This was one of the first feature films shot entirely on a DSLR, and one of the first to be distributed free on YouTube and Vimeo.

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1732563/

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About me:
I've been making short films for 20 years, starting at age 11. I directed my first feature film, Bad is Bad, in 2010. Made for only $6,000, the film went on to reach over 7 million views and garner critical acclaim. More recently, my short film, Will "The Machine", screened and won awards at film festivals around the world. Released online in 2019, it reached over 1 million views in just a month. I also work as a video editor, cutting ads for clients such as Apple, Netflix, and Beats by Dre.

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