SFC’s Breeding Grounds film asks, are triples the new couples?

SEATTLE - Aug. 19, 2015 - PRLog -- Seattle, Washington – August 19, 2015 – Seattle Filmmakers’ Collective (SFC) is proud to announce the theatrical premiere of Breeding Grounds, a post-apocalyptic short film starring Telisa Steen, Tabitha Bastien, Matt Dy, and Pearl Klein, written by Jeff Barber, and directed by Mark Chandler.

Breeding Grounds is a short film and transmedia project about a trio of World War III survivors who trade their procreative services for a chance at a new life in a safe haven. The film chronicles their first 80 days at Eastern Reach, a former government facility that evolved into a thriving community devoted to repopulating America. In a world with few people and very few men, Doctor Aubrey Mullins leads the community by imposing a new social order predicated on people joining a triple relationship—“two women, one man, and all the children you can bear”—as Sister Aubrey says in the community propaganda. Members who fail to produce are returned to the savage circumstances outside the walls of Eastern Reach.

Bob Freeman, producer and editor of Breeding Grounds and the founder of SFC, says: “This is SFC's first standalone film production. Things are going to start ramping up with all kinds of behind the scenes content and videos from within the Breeding Grounds storyworld being released via social media.” Visit the SFC website for news and access to the transmedia and web content: http://www.seattlefilmmakerscollective.com/breeding-grounds.

Breeding Grounds premieres August 23^rd, 2015 at the Northwest Film Forum in Seattle. Tickets can be purchased at Brown Paper Tickets: http://breedinggrounds.bpt.me/. There are two showings, at 7PM and 8PM.