A short film I contributed to along with a handful of others from MFCO 251 at the University of Otago. My main role included cinematography and editing of the film. Frequency is a period film that takes place in New Zealand about an unlikely meeting between two strangers broadcasting a radio news show in two different eras. It's not long after the start of their broadcasts that they find out that they may not be strangers after all. The project required that both characters had to be present at the same table at the beginning and ending shots of the film, street noises, and a scene with a door. All material presented in this film including audio and music falls under the creative commons license and used in an educational product created as university work. Any questions about the licensing of the copyrighted material used here can be directed towards trevor.cokley@gmail.com Credits and contribution information are detailed at the end of the film including music and sound effects...