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In Production current status
Savannah, GA project location
Evan Watkins project creator
Film project type
The Fakers is a 10-15 minute short film set in the modern day. Our main characters, Jerry and Jill, are your normal, white, well off middle aged couple whose kids have left the nest. With nothing else to do, they start a small group where they fake random robberies on each other just to keep some excitement in their lives. When Jerry's eccentric boss asks Jerry for marital advice, Jerry introduces him to the idea. During the subsequent robbery, played out for the first time with Jerry in the "assault" role, a couple of Mormon solicitors come to the house and decide to act. One Mormon, who happens to have a gun, pulls it out on Jerry, who has to explain his relationship with his boss, and thusly the entire idea behind his group. The Mormon, in an act of judgment, decides that these sick heathens deserve what they ask for, and decides to rob them so he can use the money for a new church. Jerry steps in and... well that would give too much away.
Evan Watkins wrote on September 18, 2008 at 6:27 PM
The Fakers is a 10-15 minute short film set in the modern day. Our main characters, Jerry and Jill, are your normal, white, well off middle aged couple whose kids have left the nest. With nothing else to do, they start a small group where they fake random robberies on each other just to keep some excitement in their lives. When Jerry's eccentric boss asks Jerry for marital advice, Jerry introduces him to the idea. During the subsequent robbery, played out for the first time with Jerry in the "assault" role, a couple of Mormon solicitors come to the house and decide to act. One Mormon, who happens to have a gun, pulls it out on Jerry, who has to explain his relationship with his boss, and thusly the entire idea behind his group. The Mormon, in an act of judgment, decides that these sick heathens deserve what they ask for, and decides to rob them so he can use the money for a new church. Jerry steps in and... well that would give too much away. 
Pepi Streiff wrote on September 21, 2008 at 12:16 AM
The scenario is interesting. I hope you will let me know when you will hold auditions. 
Greg Worley wrote on September 26, 2008 at 10:47 PM
Let me know when you are holding auditions. Thanks. 
Richard Sseng wrote on September 27, 2008 at 9:06 PM
Please let me know when you are holding auditions. Thanks 
Gene Witham wrote on September 28, 2008 at 6:34 PM
Evan, I am interested in your project. Thanks and good luck!!! 
Kris Hummer wrote on October 7, 2008 at 8:18 AM
I work at a local tv station in Savannah. Would love to go thru the audition process and possibly do a BTS story on what happens when a movie goes into production. 
Mickey Dodge wrote on October 7, 2008 at 9:26 AM
Evan, I am interested in auditioning for your project. Thanks! 
Donna Wright wrote on October 7, 2008 at 10:35 AM
I'd like to audition too. Please let me know when the casting will be. Thanks! 
Donaldjames Moore wrote on November 17, 2008 at 7:45 PM
I am interested in an audition for this depending upon the schedule. I believe I would be a good fit if you do not have this cast, I can send a video audition if interested. perserventia@gmail.com Please login or register to comment. Forgot your password?
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