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Based on the streets on Manchester, Vamoose Productions’ “Day of the Clones” is about a scientist hiding in an abandoned farmhouse with a small group of survivors, after the drones he created have taken over the world.

Laura’s character who is also called Laura is one of those survivors, and while she can’t reveal too much about the movie, she did describe what kind of person her character is.

She said: “Laura is a character who is determined to get what she wants. While it’s not always the best decision to make, she’ll always go for it.”

The way Laura got the job is truly unique too, having made contact with the production company through her neighbour!

She said: “During the first lockdown I got in touch with them through my next-door neighbour. We were having some general chit-chat in our gardens, and he said that he knew someone I should speak to.

“I ended up doing a short film with them during the first lockdown and from that, they called and asked if I wanted to do Day of the Clones.’

Laura confessed that the horror genre was not what she had originally envisioned for herself, but now she loves it.

She said: “This is the first horror I’ve ever done, in my mind I had always imagined I’d do something more in the action genre, but I do love this role.”

After graduating from our BA (Hons) Media and Performance course in 2019, she went on to do some student projects before she found Vamoose Productions, and says that �������� laid the foundations for her fruitful career.

She said: “The course really helped. Before ��������, I had only done theatre work, but my course had more acting in front of a camera and working behind the camera too.

“It really helped me to learn how things are supposed to be done!”

Vamoose Productions has paused filming on Day of the Clones due to the lockdown, but they have already shot over 60 percent of the movie. 

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