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Cast

Kaitlin Kennedy

Kaitlin Kennedy

Elsie

Parker Ridgley

Parker Ridgley

Henry

Meggan Hyde

Meggan Hyde

Anne

Crew

Joseph Zyla

Joseph Zyla

Grip

Serena Wendell

Serena Wendell

Script Supervisor

Haley Aldinger

Haley Aldinger

Production Design

Xavier Jordan

Xavier Jordan

Assistant Camera

Zachary Mitchell

Zachary Mitchell

Digital Imaging Technician

Katie Ray

Katie Ray

Assistant Director

Joe Fisk

Joe Fisk

Sound Recordist

Ellie Hoffey

Ellie Hoffey

Assistant Camera

Lily Boles

Lily Boles

Director of Photography

Rowan Taylor-Laska

Rowan Taylor-Laska

Grip

Said Cisneros-Toledo

Said Cisneros-Toledo

Sound Recordist

Alyssa Cervantes

Alyssa Cervantes

Director

Matteen Saremi

Matteen Saremi

BTS Photographer

Savannah Brassell

Savannah Brassell

Gaffer

Liam Sibanda

Liam Sibanda

Boom Operator

Addyson Popenhagen

Addyson Popenhagen

Producer

Alyssa Cervantes

Alyssa Cervantes

Writer

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Solstice

0.0 / 1011 min
Drama

Overview

Elsie, a recent high school graduate, must deal with the trials of getting older when she's rejected from her prospected university's music program.

Elsie is a young violinist about to head to college. Unlike she was planning, she gets rejected from her prospected university’s music program. As the rejection settles in, she realizes she’s truly growing up - having to deal with the violin in the process. While working to overcome her burnout, she comes to terms with the fact that she will be leaving the place that she grew up in for the first time ever. With her mother taking notice of Elsie’s downcast attitude, and her older brother back home to visit from college, she must come to the understanding that change doesn’t always have to be a bad thing.