

Take the Shot
“Trigger Don't Pull Itself”
Synopsis
Take the Shot follows a quiet teenager, Caleb, who joins his old-school father, Ray, in the one place they seem to understand each other, on a hunting trip. When tensions in the woods rise and a moment shifts their path, the day becomes something neither of them expected.
Top Cast
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Production Budget
$8K
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Trey Weaver
- Screenplay & Story
- Trey Weaver
- Original Title
- Take the Shot
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 10m
- Production Budget
- $8K
- Production Studios
- TheFlannelSuit Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Trey Weaver
Trey Weaver
Catarina Gonçalves
Patrick Lipp
Adam Oros, Trey Weaver
Department Leadership Roster
Trey Weaver
Director
Trey Weaver
Writer
Adam Oros
Producer
Trever Riney
Stunt Coordinator
Catarina Gonçalves
Director of Photography
Patrick Lipp
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Take the Shot.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Take the Shot
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Take the Shot about?
Take the Shot follows a quiet teenager, Caleb, who joins his old-school father, Ray, in the one place they seem to understand each other, on a hunting trip. When tensions in the woods rise and a moment shifts their path, the day becomes something neither of them expected.
Who directed Take the Shot?
Take the Shot was directed by Trey Weaver.
Who stars in Take the Shot?
The principal cast of Take the Shot includes Hunter Perham, Nick Burkett, Tom Mann, Benny the Dog, Trey Weaver.
When was Take the Shot released and how long is it?
Take the Shot was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 10m.



















