Protocol 1964 is a film that was created for the 2014 La Jolla Film Festival over a period of one month. It won best overall, too! My friends Tristan Sullaway and Will Salvato were huge factors in the production of this short, and I couldn’t have done it without them. The requirement for submission was to include a padlock in the film. This film blends the old with the new as Tristan wakes up in the 1960’s but his day takes an unexpected turn. Enjoy!
Protocol 1964 Wins 2014 La Jolla Film Festival
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