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 SOCAL FILM GROUP   
 
  
 Apprehension
Written & Directed by
Timothy K. Clark

 
    


The Reporter offers reasons for demise of Veronica's co-stars.
SYNOPSIS
A famous but conceited actress finishes shooting very late at night. When she leaves the studio, she finds herself alone with no one around and a dead cell phone battery.

When a mysterious reporter approaches her and offers to help, he lets her know that she’s the only surviving member of her old television show – Malibu Heights. She discovers that her driver is missing and the reporter convinces her to come with him so that he can protect her.

The actress agrees to his help but she’s never convinced whether he’s there to help her or if he’s the one who’s been killing everyone who worked on her old show.


“Apprehension”

CAST

Veronica Stone - Ali Spuck
The Reporter - Matt Benson
2nd Asst. Asst. Director - Katie Anderson
Stunt Double - Joann Placencia

PRODUCTION CREW

Written and Directed by
Timothy K. Clark

Produced by
Rod Ramsey

Director of Photography
Marshall McAuley

Lighting
Mike Manning
Daina Manning

Editor
Timothy K. Clark

Sound
John Hays
Danny Grossman

Catering
Karen Clark

Music
Timothy K. Clark

Production Assistants
Tina Joeylln Anderson
Steve Barr
Shelly Carney



SPECIAL THANKS

Terry Rossio
Ted Elliott
Mark Stegman
U-Haul
Microdolly Hollywood


The Reporter and Veronica run into a dark alley.

DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT

"Apprehension was a story that gave me a way to do a Hitchcock-type thriller with a bit of dark humor.

I have always been fascinated by stories of hearing how a dog or cat will run back into a burning building. People can be the same way – when under pressure, scared, or backed into a corner, some will run right into the face of danger and ignore common sense.

It was also great to poke fun at the shrill annoying young actors in those Beverly Hills 90210-type shows that seem to think they’re all little bit better than the rest of us."
- Timothy K. Clark

 


Veronica Stone is used to getting what she wants.

 


The Reporter watches in dismay as Veronica runs away.



A SoCal Film Group presentation