Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases
Concept & Casting
The film is conceived as a parody of Pulp Fiction. Mark Atkinson writes the script and selects the core cast members for the project.
Key Events
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Film Release — Short film officially released in 2021
Location: Production Studio
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Parody Concept — Atkinson writes a spoof of Pulp Fiction
Location: Writer's Room
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Casting Process — Main cast selected for the parody
Location: Audition Room
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Genre Classification — Categorized as a 2021 parody short film
Location: Parody Genre
Production & Filming
Directors Atkinson and Olmos oversee the shooting process. The team completes filming and moves into post-production editing.
Key Events
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Casting Process — Main cast selected for the parody
Location: Audition Room
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Filming Phase — Directors and actors shoot the parody scenes
Location: Set Location
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Editing & Post — Final cuts and sound mixing completed
Location: Editing Suite
Festival Circuit
The completed short film premieres at the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema. It subsequently screens at the San Diego Latino Film Festival.
Key Events
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Editing & Post — Final cuts and sound mixing completed
Location: Editing Suite
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Festival Debut — Film premieres at Idyllwild International Festival
Location: Idyllwild Festival
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Award Win — Wins Indie Spirit Award at Idyllwild
Location: Awards Ceremony
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Nominations — Receives nominations at Austin, Oceanside, and Award This!
Location: Multiple Festivals
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San Diego Screening — Film screens at San Diego Latino Film Festival
Location: San Diego Latino Film Festival
Awards & Recognition
The film wins the Indie Spirit Award at Idyllwild. It also receives nominations from multiple other film festivals and gains critical attention.
Key Events
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San Diego Screening — Film screens at San Diego Latino Film Festival
Location: San Diego Latino Film Festival
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Critical Reception — Receives positive feedback for parody execution
Location: Film Community
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Legacy Impact — Establishes itself as a notable indie parody short
Location: Cinema History