A member of the Washington Arts Society must overcome tragedy to find love.
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Light at the Shore is an engaging juxtaposition of film and theatre. The film’s palette of vibrant colors and soft close-up photography provoke a mood that few lower budgeted movies are able to achieve.
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Recurrent throughout the story are discussions that take place between a very sad, heartbroken Cora Lancaster and her new roommate, the down to Earth tell it like it is, cousin Eve. It is during these conversations where Eve tells Cora what she needs to do to move beyond the tragedy that caused her so much sadness.
How often in life do we receive advice that is truly helpful. And how many times does this advice, even when it is well intended, only leads us deeper into despair? Well, perhaps after everything is said and done, the best thing for you to do is follow your heart and do what you feel is right for you. Do you accept advice or dismiss it? This is something you will have to decide for yourself.
Light at the Shore was filmed entirely in the District of Columbia. All actors reside in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
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STORYTELLING IS THE MOST IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF FILMMAKING
TigerHawk is a minority owned production company in the Washington, DC area. Our primary mission is to make quality films, regardless of budget. In addition to development of films with high production standards, our number one priority is good storytelling. We believe the story is the most important component of the process.
Do you like melodramas?
We do!
Melodrama: modern-day melodrama is a type of drama in which the characters are faced with personal, often exaggerated, conflicts that appeal to the emotions of the audience.
Melodramas are typically set in the private sphere of the home and focus primarily on family issues like love in the marriage. All of which are often challenged by some outside force.