‪@luckyyoufilms‬"The Last Passport": A Feature Film Made in Record Time

Kent Smith and David Temple have pushed the boundaries of the film industry with their latest project, "The Last Passport." This exceptional film was created from concept to completion in just 30 days, a feat that has never been achieved before. The traditional film-making process, which typically takes over a year, was streamlined and compressed into a mere month.

The process of making a film is usually a time-consuming and complex one, but Smith and Temple have managed to achieve the impossible. The film went from concept creation and script writing, to casting and rehearsing, then shooting and scoring, and finally editing and submitting it to a film festival - all in just 30 days. The end result was a captivating and visually stunning film that has been receiving critical acclaim.

The speed at which "The Last Passport" was made is not the only remarkable aspect of the film. The film was also submitted to a film festival and premiered on the big screen just 46 days after its submission, an unprecedented achievement in the film world.

To understand the making of this remarkable film, the crew and cast have been interviewed, providing a behind-the-scenes look at how it was all done. The passion and dedication of the filmmakers, combined with their exceptional talent, is evident in every frame of "The Last Passport."

This film is a testament to the creativity and tenacity of the filmmakers, and is a must-see for anyone who appreciates exceptional storytelling and filmmaking. The Last Passport is a true gem and a triumph in the film industry, setting a new standard for filmmakers everywhere.