Cyber bullying short looks at brand integration
 The creators of the short film Red Dot, which deals with the issue of cyber bullying in schools, are looking for completion funding and a brand that could help them expand the story into other platforms.
The creators of the short film Red Dot, which deals with the issue of cyber bullying in schools, are looking for completion funding and a brand that could help them expand the story into other platforms.
“At this stage the major creative decisions have been made, but it could be possible to have a youth-focussed brand that fits the core values of the film; there are always levels of connection that could be mutually beneficial and relevant to a project,” producer Tracey Savage told Encore.
Red Dot is a short drama about 15 year old Liv (Katelyn Campbell) who is taken by the world of punk and tattoos. She’s a quirky heroine who is constantly brutalised by girls at her school for being outside the norm.
Savage says that while the film is a stand-alone piece, there are plans to expand the theme and develop it into a series.
 
	
There is already a short film in existence that is about cyber bullying. It’s called “Best Enemies”.