The Taker (with Bonus Content)
WhiteShore Films introduces "The Taker", a saga about a family trying to endure after the Taker wrecks havoc upon their lives. Emotionally gripping, with a powerful message on the importance of family, you will be captivated with WhiteShore Films' debut film in their expanding universe.
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1m 54sThe Taker Trailer
1m 54s
Experience The Taker trailer, and whet your appetite for WhiteShore Films' highly anticipated second short film, which is now available for purchase on VHX.
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The Taker Commentary
25m
Join Josiah Swanson and Nathan Wright as they delve into the behind-the-scenes of the making of The Taker.
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25mThe Taker
25m
After a monster, called The Taker, strikes Joshua's family and takes his daughter, he trains himself to do the unthinkable; he will protect his family next time the Taker comes around, even if the cost is his own life.
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The Making Of The Taker
12m
An in-depth look at the making of "The Taker", with director/writer/producer Josiah Swanson, assistant director/production manager Nathan Wright, Bradley Michael (Joshua), and Jennifer Sulkowski (Kara).
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4 videosThe Taker (with Bonus Content)
4 videos
WhiteShore Films introduces "The Taker", a saga about a family trying to endure after the Taker wrecks havoc upon their lives. Emotionally gripping, with a powerful message on the importance of family, you will be captivated with WhiteShore Films' debut film in their expanding universe.
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Ping-Pong Master (with Bonus Content)
5 videos
WhiteShore Films' debut short film, "Ping-Pong Master". Filled with swords, mustaches, and epic battles, this comedic movie will take you on a wild journey unlike any other. The best thing about it, it's a great film that the whole family can enjoy!
This package also includes a hilarious bloop...
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3 videosThe First Year
3 videos
In this bundle, you will be able to watch - for the first time ever - the first three short films produced by WhiteShore Films in 2011! Up until this point, these films have never been released to the public, either because of their low quality or uncompleted progress. But now, they are available...
