About the Film
"If He Shall Hear Thee" is a live action short film written and directed by Brittany Berger.
This coming-of-age film focuses on themes of loss, hope, and faith, as fourteen-year-old Abby runs away from home after the death of her younger brother. Joined by the local pastor's son, they embark on a journey neither of them are prepared for, while Abby's mother, Ruth, struggles with her sense of faith after the funeral. Both mother and daughter must learn to cope with the loss in their own ways before they can hope to start a new life together, one with just the two of them.
Lindsay Becker was a competitive gymnast before she tried her hand at acting in 2013, appearing in a few theater productions before branching out to film in 2014. She has appeared in short films such as 
Angela Rambourg is a New York based film, television, and commercial actress. She is best known for her work opposite Brian Baumgartner in "3-Pronged Thomas" and Monica Raymund in 
Before recently relocating to New York, Joe Walz was very active in film, commercial, and theatrical productions in Florida. Joe has recently starred in various independent films including 
Charles William is an actor/director based in New York. He is a graduate from The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, NY. Recent acting credits include: Fabian in Twelfth Night (Scranton Shakespeare Festival), Elmo in Felt Left Out (Theatre at St. Clements), Freshman in Closer Than You Think (The Gallery Players). UK National Tours: Scrooge! The Musical, Whistle Down the Wind & Witness For the Prosecution. Charles is the Co-Founder of 
Brittany Berger has been studying film for nearly six years, attending workshops at Maine Media College before going for her BA in Film/Video Production at Five Towns College. She has worked on short films such as 
Allison Clasen is an aspiring script supervisor studying at Five Towns College. She has a keen eye for detail and art direction, and has worked on several short films including "Fairytales," "Mr. Finkle and the Bed," "Seventieth," and her latest directorial film, "Tuned Out."
Hana Meade is a senior film/video major at Five Towns College. She enjoys food and photography and has written and directed many projects throughout her college experience, including "Fairytales," "Mr. Finkle and the Bed," and "The Book Club." In the future she hopes to be a professional photographer or writer for a TV series.
Mike Goodman is a programmer, web designer, and writer with a keen interest in cinema. He achieved his bachelors with a thesis on Hitchcock and the classical Hollywood cinema and went on to work on the short film "Seventieth" (Allison Clasen).