"Seconds"

 

 
Welcome to the Official "Seconds" website.


11-12-08 First screening of "Seconds" in the UK! Adrienne Wilkinson will show "Seconds" at the L5 Convention in Blackpool. Follow the link below for more information.

7-26-08 New links were added to the self-injury links section in six different languages. (Thanks Sabine and Roach)

7-22-08 We have added some of the music that is in our film. You can check out the musical compositions by both Aimee Wilkinson and Reohad in the new section "Music behind The Magic".

Also read the interview with Adrienne Wilkinson, done by Julie Ruffell. Follow the link stated below.

Aimee Wilkinson has graced the "Seconds" staff with an interview. Simply follow the link below to read more!

New photos, taken on the "Seconds" set by Julie Ruffell, can be found in the "Galleries" section.
  


First "Seconds" screening in the UK
New self-injury links in six languages
The music behind the magic
Interview with Adrienne Wilkinson about "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed"
Interview with Aimee Wilkinson
New photos by Julie Ruffell



"I don’t do it to die, I do it to live."


Seconds tells the story of Laura Blake (played by Natasha Sims), who, after the loss of her father, a heartbreaking relationship with her mother and finally, the tragic loss of the only person who ever understood her, finds that her only means of surviving is through self-injury.

The film, carefully researched and beautifully written by Julie Ruffell provides insight into the world of self-injury and the seconds that can change a person’s life forever. The story is inspired by true events and is told through memories, flashbacks, music and being quietly permitted to share Laura’s most private moments.

Since first reading the script, producers Staci Bernstein, H. R. Crystal and Adrienne Wilkinson have worked tirelessly on the project, which they hope will make a connection with those in similar situations or who know somebody that is.

In November 2007, the cast and crew were given only eleven days to shoot in Bothell, Redmond, Woodinville and Renton, WA. The small but very dedicated team, led by H. R. Crystal have created a beautiful film that captures a level of quality and detail that competes with the best of big budget Hollywood feature films and shows the attention to character development and story that reflects the best of independent film making, complete with a truly inspiring soundtrack.

A combination of multi-faceted creativity and a desire to start a conversation about something which often remains hidden makes this film a powerful and moving expression of silent suffering.