Walk Through the Valley (2015) Online
Walk Through The Valley, is a fictional melodramatic crime suspense, centered around intimacy and deception. It was written to exemplify the lives of the women and men who have loved and those who pretend to love. Walk Through The Valley also focuses on masked intentions in human relationships as it pertains to truth and motive. It's the heart of the piece that characterizes suffering, revenge and survival. However fictional, it hits home for so many, as infidelity is an ever existing reality, and so is greed. This film is dedicated to the many women and men who suffered through the journey of revelation and pain as well as those who have yet to experience it. How does one handle a relationship when money is at risk, and what does one do when their life is in jeopardy?
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
 | Darryl Booker | - | George Lacy |
| Bridgette Y. White | - | Cara Lacy |
 | Victor Arnez | - | Defense Mitchell Collins |
 | Leonard Bruce | - | Investigator Scott Vellow |
| Oliver Riera | - | Herbert Mendez |
 | Bert Puckett | - | Bradley Witts |
| Nicole Blackberri Bowman | - | Prosecutor Ashley Walker (as Nicole Johnson) |
| Kimberly Pratt | - | Lea Oval |
| Barry Buzogany | - | Harry Lipson |
 | Will Williams | - | Adam Johnson |
| Rica Marcelle | - | Det. Kathryn Shaw |
 | Alonzo Bristol | - | Alex Pierre |
 | Heather Lynch | - | Diana Woodsworth |
| Debbie Ivanrie-King | - | Sheena Dryson |
| William t. McGregor | - | The Bailiff - Jonathon |
Walk Through The Valley was filmed in 9 days and wrapped on schedule. Preproduction took 5 months along with story-boarding, prop purchases, location scouting and locking.
Three DSLR photo cameras were used to film the movie; Canon T4i, Canon 60D and Nikon D800.
None of the monitors worked on set, through the DSLR's, so the director directed the film without monitors.
Lots of footage was lost during production, so the completed film is made up of a mixture of actual footage from production and stock footage.
The director had to edit the film due to the footage loss, as well as add visual effects with the help of Creative Cow assistance and Youtube instructional videos. Sound effects and music were all stock.
The entire script had to be altered/rewritten in post-production to make up for the loss footage. All of Post production took 17 months to complete.
Cast rehearsals were on the national Conference Call Bridge, because many of the actors lived out of town. The actors worked mostly on their backstory when not at rehearsal.
ADR's were either on cell phone or computer, and the director/editor matched the audio with the footage.
Key Wardrobe pulled out the last minute, and the Assistant Key Wardrobe pulled the weight with the help of the script supervisor on continuity.
The last scene was filmed one year after production wrapped.