Lulah Films

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟
Tallulah Park will be screening at the Golden Isles Film Festival as part of the Drift Roots Short Block 🎬✨

📍 Where: The Ritz Theatre, Brunswick, GA
📅 When: Saturday, October 18, 2025
🕜 Time: 1:30 PM

🎟️ Tickets & Info: https://giff25.eventive.org/schedule/68b7da3cd887853d06d989c8/tickets
👉 Full schedule: giff25.eventive.org/schedule

In addition, writer and lead actress Michelle Calloway will be joining the Filmmaker Forum Panel on Friday, October 17th, alongside other filmmakers. This special event is free and open to all — no ticket required!

Don’t miss this chance to see Tallulah Park on the big screen, connect with indie film lovers, and celebrate storytelling at GIFF. 💛

Take a peek at how the world of Tallulah Park began. 🕊️
Before filming began, writer/actor Michelle Calloway created this mood board to guide the film’s visual and emotional direction. Drawing inspiration from ‘70s film photography, Southern landscapes, and iconic female characters, the board became a tool for grounding creative decisions — from wardrobe to cinematography and the final soundtrack.

Olivia’s look was imagined as “Penny Lane meets Erin Brockovich,” giving her a layered, lived-in presence that reflects her inner complexity. The film uses a visual palette of soft yellows, worn reds, and faded blues to mirror themes of nostalgia, disconnection, and quiet resilience.

Exteriors reflect the grit and beauty of old Florida — open roads, gas stations and old motels. Interiors lean into emotional contrast, with bold reds and cooler blues representing the highs and lows of Olivia’s internal journey.

Music also played a vital role in shaping the world of the film. A curated playlist was created during pre-production to help guide tone and mood — a blend of soul, country, and 70s-inspired tracks. Many of the songs on that list became part of the final soundtrack, taking on the role of an emotional narrator — almost another character in Olivia’s story.

The mood board not only helped align the team creatively, it became a visual compass that held the spirit of Tallulah Park all the way through production.

Production Designer: Yosa Whitley
Wardrobe Stylist: Tori Poor
Cinematography: Carlos Perez
Music by: Madison Hughes & Rick NesSmith