Extras

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OUTTAKES



MORE PHOTOS

More Stills





Epic stills from Coincide!

Randoms from The Set





Random photos taken around the set of Coincide – at random times and in random places.

Sonalyst Studios





Shatter Films – in the studio, shooting the trailer for Coincide.

Post-Production



Wild, Exciting & out of control moments during the post-production phase of Coincide. Somebody call security!

Art, Props, & Stuff



Logos, posters, props and more!

ADR





Photos from Coincide’s ADR session, which took place on the eve of Super Bowl LIII.

TRIVIA

  • Coincide filmed scenes in 14 different set locations, in 7 different towns in Connecticut.
  • The Shatter Films crew employed guerrilla style filming while shooting the “Meliss at work” montage in several public settings.
  • Three of the six cast members of Coincide share the last name Murray. Two of them are related and are actual twins.
  • Several costume items were stolen from Jason Collins’ front lobby just before filming began, leaving the cast & crew to improvise on the first day of filming.
  • Jason Collins accidentally threw out some of the production’s film equipment while clearing out his apartment in preparation for shooting Coincide’s opening scenes.
  • Coincide was filmed in high-def, 1080p video mode and will be playable on Blu-ray discs.
  • Coincide featured 2 credenzas, which were key to the film’s plot.
  • While filming the science lesson scenes the cast & crew told interested onlookers that they were “filming a PSA” (public service announcement).
  • 102 was Jason Collins’ temperature during the opening weekend of filming.
  • Jason Collins thought he would be overdubbing his guitar parts during post-production. However, director George Spatta insisted on using Collins’ original guitar audio from the actual shoots because he thought it would look and sound more realistic.
  • Coincide is the second collaboration between Allie Marshall and Jason Collins The first being 2017’s “Sleepless”.
  • Jason Collins wrote and recorded the film’s title track, “Coincide”. Director Greorge Spatta, who is also a grammy-nominated sound engineer remastered the song for Coincide’s trailer.
  • Actress Allie Marshall transcribed all of the information on the white board for Coincide’s notorious science lesson shoot while co-star Jason Collins carried out all of the scientific research and created all of the visuals for Coincide’s notorious science lesson scene.
  • Jenessa Ives, who incidentally, designed, decorated and coordinated my Captain Jack Sparrow Halloween costume that year, went on to join the cast & crew of Coincide during post-production and made significant contributions to Coincide down the final stretch. “Nessie” did all of the voice-overs for Meliss during the rough-cuts. She also helped review the rough-cuts, did make-up, props and P.A. work during the supplemental shots.

ALTERNATE SYNOPSIS

After getting fired from his I.T. job, Blake – a wannabe hippie, links up with a true rebel named Meliss, who by sheer coincidence, gets canned from her job on the exact same day. Deciding to do whatever it takes to attain a new reality, the two outcasts embark on a quest. But acquiring what they seek isn’t always as easy as it seems. And Blake & Meliss find themselves on an out-of-control, life-or-death mission.

ORIGINAL SYNOPSIS

After getting fired from his I.T. job, Blake, a wannabe hippie, links up with a true rebel named Meliss, who by sheer coincidence, was fired from her job on the exact same day. After agreeing to “drop out and tune in” for a while, the pair embark on a quest to find prescription opioids. Blake discovers that buying controlled substances isn’t always as easy as it seems, and ends up following Meliss on a life-or-death mission to acquire them.