Static Space by Kate Black-Spence

For Jamie, life is a quiet business in her Indiana home. For Noa, it's a two year solo mission orbiting the earth. When a radio malfunctions against all odds, can these two women find a meaningful human connection, even though they're worlds apart?

This has been adapted to a 30 minute short film with the same title, produced by Glass City Films, which is presently touring film...
For Jamie, life is a quiet business in her Indiana home. For Noa, it's a two year solo mission orbiting the earth. When a radio malfunctions against all odds, can these two women find a meaningful human connection, even though they're worlds apart?

This has been adapted to a 30 minute short film with the same title, produced by Glass City Films, which is presently touring film festivals around the world including multiple festivals in the US, Australia and Canada.
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Static Space

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  • Nikki Brake-Silla:
    22 Nov. 2021
    “ Such a beautiful piece that deals with how to love someone through their pain and when you have nothing but moments snatched from the air. It's a great conversation on the magic and doubt that comes from connections made as a by product of isolation. ”
  • Greg Lam:
    22 Oct. 2021
    “ Two characters separated by many miles of atmosphere make an unlikely connection while one whizzes overhead of the other very earthbound one. Black-Spence illustrates the two main characters burgeoning friendship and romance with care and an ear for wonderful dialogue. A sweet tale of isolation and connection, loss and new beginnings. ”

JAMIE- 30s to mid-40s, She/Her/Hers, Any race;

NOA- 30's to mid-40s, She/Her/Hers, Any race;

LOUIS- roughly JAMIE’s age, He/Him/His, White or white-presenting;

ENVER- any age, presently written as He/Him/His but could be adapted to fit a nonbinary performer, Any race.

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