21-04-26_dead air revised final.mp4 | D.G. Allstrum

Late one night, a young woman sits alone in her apartment, surrounded by recording equipment, headphones, and the glow of a laptop screen. As she monitors audio feeds and repeatedly checks her phone, an uneasy silence begins to grow around her. What starts as a routine session slowly turns into a tense vigil as no message comes, no voice answers, and the stillness of the room becomes impossible to ignore. Moving through the apartment in search of distraction or reassurance, she is forced to confront the emotional weight of waiting. As the night deepens and storm clouds gather, the boundary between reality, memory, and longing begins to blur. In the quiet, she reaches for the connection that has slipped just out of reach. Dead Air is an intimate atmospheric drama about absence, missed signals, and the things that remain when words fail.