TODAY

It’s a strange thing to realize and accept your maturity at a tender and younger age. Sometimes it’s just one of those things you ignore. Nelle has dropped lots of thoughts and had a lot of time to ponder life these last few months. Then, she met Ally.

As they start talking, Ally opens Nelle's mind not to worry much of the meaningless and stresses and try to remember that each has the same fate "what you can to make your time feel worthy and look after it and embrace how amazing it is." 

The script of TODAY (SIGHT UNSEEN), is 1st of the trilogy and the story originally came about from Bryan's love for the 1994 movie The Man in the Moon, starring then 15 years-old Reese Whitherspoon.

Originally, the script was written as a 10-MInute Play competition in 1995 when Bryan sent to Chicago Dramatist Workshop for their summer festival. ​He did not think much of it until they called to confirm the selection. In 2017 Bryan re-wrote it into a short film. 

Story and Screenplay: Bryan Huynh

Based on the 10-Minute Stage Play "The Girl in the Strawberry Field": by Bryan Huynh

Produced by: Bryan Huynh

Associate Producer: Cynthia Loi

Advisors: Todd Murata and Megan Mcgonagle

Cinematographer & Editor: Chuck Fiorella

Production Assistant: Lor Bouchie ​

Casting by: Natalie Lynn Talent Agency