
Daisy
Fantasy
Overview
This is a story about George. A novelist who is retreating for peace and quiet at his summer home in the woods. We follow him through his abrupt writer's block where nothing he writes seems to be good enough. Soon after he hears music coming from the forest and is later acquainted with Daisy, who is a mystical child. She mimics George's self conscious and brings him back on the road to creativity, through reminding him of a much simpler time when he was a kid.
Top Cast
Caden Espinoza
Caden Espinoza
Young George
Caden Espinoza
Young George
Alex Pepin
Alex Pepin
George
Alex Pepin
George


Olga Petsa
Olga Petsa
Daisy
Olga Petsa
Daisy
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