Deep Focus Productions Short Film

Hey there and welcome to our GoFundMe page for our new and upcoming short film Uncoupled


Our Film Idea

In 1966, four strangers from various walks of life are onboard a train when their carriage breaks away in a dark tunnel. Haunted by unexplained forces manifesting as their worst fears, the group must band together to overcome their anxieties and find a way out. 

Who We Are

We are  group of diverse passionate second year film students at the University of Salford creating a short 10 minute film as described above! This project aims to make YOU, the audience, second guess everything you hear and see and ask yourself is something really out there. With award winning director Ryan Ogden, this film is set to be one to remember.

Why We Need You

This film is very ambitious and we are looking to make an authentic film to really the the audience back to the 60s and get a real feel of the decade. To do this we need to properly dress our actors and set and travel to the location in Preston. Any donation is more than welcome and below are some incentives for you to gain a little something back from us!

All donors will receive a thank you in the film credits - even £1 helps us!
£10 donation will receive an online copy of the script
£20 donation will receive a crew-signed HQ digital poster 
£30 donation will receive a private link to the film to view the film before release and a crew-signed HQ digital poster
£50 donation will get you a real prop used on set
£100 donation will receive a social media shout out w/ your personal handle, a link to the film, and a crew-signed HQ digital poster

As young filmmakers starting out our careers your help would be very much appreciated and will not be over looked. We can not express how grateful we are for your help - without you this could not happen! Thank you!

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Ryan Ogden (third in from the right) walking the red carpet at the Into Film event with his award.