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Is It Dead? Zombie Fuel releases debut short film

 


by Bone Jawnson

Is It Dead? is the debut short film from Zombie Fuel. This was filmed with no budget and with a team of one person, myself, Bone Jawnson. All scenes were filmed in Hatfield, Pennsylvania with a Motorola smartphone and edited in the free graphic design program, Canva. All sound effects were either filmed live or downloaded from the Canva foley FX files.





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