Show Notes
Five weeks after the aliens attacked, after the virus spread, humanity has been all but eradicated. One survivor, Lynn Gellert, searches for supplies with no one to talk to but her mother’s old voice recorder. Though she works hard to remain optimistic, Lynn can’t deny that the symptoms of the alien virus are setting in.
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Earth Break was: Directed by Aaron Katz Produced by April Lamb Written by Morgan Ormond Story by Morgan Ormond, Will Rogers, and Derrick Smith Associate produced by Will Rogers executive produced by Ryan Hogan, Derrick Smith, and Joshua Holley Starring Jenny Slate Co-starring Nelson Franklin Original Music by Keegan Dewitt Post Sound Services provided by Unbridled Sound Sound Supervisor and Re-Recording Mixer - Brent Kiser Production Sound by Kirbie Seis Dialogue Editor - Kinsey Green FX Edit - James Singleton FX Edit - Katrina Zemrak FX Editor - Matt Conzelmann Mix Technician - Ian Chase Coordinator - Katherine LeBlond Audio Coordinator - Jim Cashman PA services by Brendan McFadden Production Studio - York Recording Additional Sound Editing by Clear Commo Studios Distributed by Audioboom Special thanks to Carmen Calvo, Founder of The Nurturing Root
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Lynn is too late. Despite her best efforts, the baby is coming and she is still not ready. She has been spotted.
On the cusp of motherhood, running out of supplies and unprepared, Lynn has no choice but to leave her new home. With her shotgun at her side, Lynn ventures into town to prepare for the coming of her child.
Though Lynn has found shelter, the previous occupant is still inside. With nowhere else to go, Lynn resolves to stay, and finds herself pushed beyond her breaking point.