Production
- Format
- Feature film
- Language
- en
- Frame rate
- 24
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
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Slate/The Last Vacation
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Spec sheet
- Format
- Feature film
- Market
- —
- Language
- en
- Status
- In development
- Stage
- Development
- Visibility
- Public · all FC Studio users
During a final holiday in Bali, a pregnant doctor records a series of intimate video messages for the daughter she may never meet. Between beaches, scooter rides and ordinary moments with her partner, memories of a devastating diagnosis reveal the impossible choice she has made. While she moves toward acceptance, he struggles with the prospect of becoming a father while grieving. Her messages imagine the milestones of their daughter's future and offer love without obligation. As sunset returns to the beach, a small necklace engraved with hope becomes a promise that will outlast their last days together.
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Screenplay pages (estimated)
16Rough word-count estimate (~250 words/page); not measured pagination.Shot readiness
10 / 124Active shots with an approved video TakeApproval rate
11 / 13Approved / reviewed Takes; pending excludedNet generation charges
$48.34Settled charges plus posted refunds/correctionsRecorded generation charges
$48.34Settled ledger charges; refunds/corrections not includedProduction spec
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