Anthony "Ant", a young Soldier, returns to Los Angeles on military leave eager to catch up with his childhood friends after Army boot camp only to discover that it's not all sunshine in Southern California. He's confronted with a vital choice; will he return to old habits or move forward in uniform with new ethos.
Corban's early adult year's were spent with Active Duty military, where he would return home occasionally on authorized military leave. Memories of those experiences would help Corban craft his first screenplay titled "Leave". Corban & Anele wanted to take the experience further than words and decided to self produce the piece. The short film was created over a few days with help from friends in Los Angeles. Due to the nature of COVID-19, CALM Collective decided to skip a release party and festivals and share the work direct through their website.
Airman Corban Lundborg (18 Years Old)
Osan AB, South Korea, 2010 |
Meet The Artist:Corban joined the military in 2009 during his senior year of high school. College was not an option and he knew he needed to leave the Twin Cities, so he took the first job available with the Air Force. Shortly after graduating Air Force Basic Military Training he was home on leave when a situation with old friends almost landed him in jail and costing him his career.
Now, more than 10 years later, Tech. Sgt. Corban Lundborg serves as a Combat Cameraman at the 4th Combat Camera Squadron where he has won numerous awards for his military imagery and storytelling. He also supports the Air Force Reserve Historian's Office through their Heritage & Combat Art program. |
Behind The Scenes
Leave was filmed around Los Angeles County with a small cast, relying on friends and local resources.
