Cast and Crew/Schedule

CAST

Main Male Lead (Abel): Damian Roblero

Main Female Lead (Cheryl): Angeline Garcia

Abel's Son: Marco Morales

Doctor: Dakota Henry

Wedding Officiant: Dakota Henry

Abel's Pet: Dakota Henry's Pet

CREW

Camera Operators: Paola Morales

Screenwriters: Paola Morales, Dakota Henry

Story Artist: Angeline Garcia

Director: Angeline Garcia, Dakota Henry

Cinematographer: Paola Morales

Production Designer: Paola Morales, Dakota Henry

Location Manager: Dakota Henry

Editor: Angeline Garcia

Producer: Mr. Reynolds

SCHEDULE

2/19-20/2026

- Scene 11 (Hospital): Pasco High School's CNA room

2/23/2026

- Scene 1 (Hallway): Pasco High School Campus

2/24/2026

- Scene 5 (Graduation): Pasco High School

- Scene 2 (Cafeteria): Pasco High School's Cafeteria

3/1/2026

- Scene 3 (Picnic): Dakota's House (Outside)

- Scene 4 (Playing Outside): Dakota's House (Outside)

- Scene 6 (Proposal): Dakota's House (Outside)

- Scene 7 (Wedding): Dakota's House (Outside)

- Scene 8 (Pregnancy/Birth): Dakota's House (Inside)

- Scene 9 (Family Board Game): Dakota's House (Inside)

- Scene 10 (Symptoms): Dakota's House (Inside)

- Scene 12 (Podium): Church

- Scene 13 (Graveyard): Cemetery

- Scene 14 (Field/Title): Cemetery

PROPS

Scene 1 (Hallway): backpacks, Cheryl's phone

Scene 2 (Cafeteria): lunch trays, book

Scene 3 (Picnic): picnic blanket, checkerboard, flowers (purple), food/snacks, Cheryl's sundress

Scene 4 (Playing Outside): frisbee, Cheryl's shorts/athletic wear

Scene 5 (Graduation): graduation caps and gowns

Scene 6 (Proposal): ring, ring box, Cheryl's pastel dress, Abel's button-up, decor

Scene 7 (Wedding): decor, wedding bouquet, Cheryl's wedding dress and bow, Abel's formal wear and suit, Officiant's formal wear, Officiant's book 

Scene 8 (Pregnancy/Birth): baby onesie, Cheryl's maternity dress, Abel's button-up and jeans, swaddled teddy bear (newborn), Cheryl's casual clothes x2, Abel's casual clothes x2

Scene 9 (Family Board Game): checkerboard, pajamas for all

Scene 10 (Symptoms): pajamas for both, dishes, sponge

Scene 11 (Hospital): 3 changes of clothes (top) for Abel, flowers (red), "hospital robe" for Cheryl, makeup, white blanket, clipboard, doctor coat, tablet

Scene 12 (Podium): Abel's formal wear and suit

Scene 13 (Graveyard): Abel's button-up, flowers (red), Abel's son's black outfit

Scene 14 (Field/Title): (Same as 13)

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