‘Superstar’ short film at Phoenix Film Festival!

Sueprstar poster

Continuing our commitment to assisting Arizona filmmakers with their visual effects needs, Foxtrot X-Ray produced 16 invisible VFX shots for the short film “Superstar” which was produced by Save the Airwaves and Spellbinder, and directed by Jacob Heimlich and Talha Hussaini. “Superstar” tells the story of Frankie, a rising actress who is haunted by the death of a friend in a tragic car accident and now must face her demons while preparing for her comeback role and answering the invasive questions of an aggressive TV interviewer. Foxtrot X-Ray’s Paul DeNigris was on set as VFX supervisor for the film, overseeing the sequence that plays out in the “black void” of Frankie’s fractured mind, as well as the haunting opening accident shot.

Robotic crane setup for the opening accident shot at Reelbros Media in Tempe, Arizona

“Superstar” plays twice this week as part of the “Arizona Shorts B” block at the 2024 Phoenix Film Festival. Click the links below for tickets!

Tuesday, April 9 • 4:30pm - 6:00pm

Saturday, April 13 • 12:05pm - 1:35pm

Accident shot - before

The black void - before

Accident shot - after

The black void - after

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