The Bateman Lectures on Depression Trailer (2018)

"Get out your number two pencil. There will be a test." 15 June 2018 Comedy 78 mins

Scott Bateman has suffered from depression most of his life, so of course now he has made a funny and visually-inventive autobiographical documentary about how his depression feels. The film is structured as a fast-paced 100-question test and includes appearances by Cory McAbee (The American Astronaut), Frank Conniff (Mystery Science Theater 3000), comedians Lane Moore (Tinder Live) and Dave Hill (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), and more. Made on a budget of $5000, the film is packed with visual effects and animation created by director Scott Bateman, who also wrote, composed the music, edited and shot The Bateman Lectures on Depression.

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Cast

Lane Moore as The Test-Taker

Frank Conniff

Cory McAbee as The Thinker

Dave Hill as Blake

Katie Hartman as Calculator Spokesmodel

Crew

Scott Bateman Director

Scott Bateman Editor

Scott Bateman Cinematography

Scott Bateman Music

Scott Bateman Visual Effects Art Director

International Releases Dates

United States 15 June 2018

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