"Potter's Field" USC Thesis Film

Written and Directed by Brad Crowe

Produced by Cat Youell, Fawaz Al-Matrouk, and Brad Crowe
Produced at the University of Southern California

Potter's Field is a dark comedy about an impoverished teenager named Daryl who learns first-hand about death after his mentally handicapped brother dies in a freak bathroom accident. With no money to cremate or hold a funeral, a numb Daryl decides to dispose of the body himself. In between searching for caskets at Costco, attempting to sell the body to science, and illegally cruising down carpool lanes with his dead brother by his side, Daryl learns one of the toughest lessons in life: how to grieve for the loss of a loved one.

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"Control" wins Best Student Short Film!

"Control" has just won "Best Student Short Film" at Indie Fest USA International Film Festival 2008. The awards were announced in the magical downtown Disneyland in Anaheim California. "Control was also nominated for "Best Short Film." Again, I would like to thank everyone for all their support, this truly is an exciting time!

"Control" wins at the "West Hollywood International Film Festival"

The USC short film "Control" has just won the Juror Award and the Best Short Film Fantasy at the West Hollywood International Film Festival. The results were announced at Republic on La Cienega in West Hollywood, CA and the cast and crew are thrilled and would like to thank everyone for all their continued support.

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"Control" hits the film festivals!

I am thrilled to announce that my short film "Control" will be playing at the West Hollywood International Film Festival, Hermosa Shorts Film Festival, and the Indiefest USA Internatinal Film Festival in July and August.

As a non-dialogue project filmed in my first year of graduate school at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts (then known as the School of Cinema-Television), I had no idea that this film would ever have a life outside of class (thanks again to all my classmates for their help). I am thrilled to share this film with all of you and if you cannot make a specific showing, let me know and I will keep you posted on future screening dates.

Thanks so much for all your support!

Brad Crowe
Writer/Director
"Control"