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Sky of Tides: Atla

  • Jul 20
  • 2 min read

In the divided realm of numen9, where oceans float above the sky, two dominant factions are on the verge of conflict. However, for teenage twins Atla and Kryll, it’s the perfect opportunity to bask in the spotlight! The siblings embark on a covert mission to Citrell, posing as celebrities alongside Atla’s best friend and numen9’s top pop star, Yana. The situation takes a turn when a rebel attempts to steal the show, prompting Atla to intervene.



Jason Loftus: A Peabody Award-winning filmmaker and five-time Canadian Screen Award nominee, Jason Loftus’s portfolio includes documentary films, docuseries, virtual reality projects, narrative games, and animation. He directed and produced "Eternal Spring," Canada’s Official Submission for Best International Feature Film at the 2023 Oscars®. The film has garnered 27 international awards and 27 nominations, including at the 50th Annie Awards and 84th Peabody Awards. Jason’s notable production credits include collaborating with former National Geographic Films president Adam Leipzig on "#NoJoke" (2019), which delves into bullying. He also produced the docuseries "Confucius Was a Foodie," which was awarded Best Food Series on TV at the 2021 Taste Awards. Jason has executive-produced acclaimed documentaries, such as the Peabody-winning "Human Harvest," the 2024 Oscar®-nominated "To Kill a Tiger," and the 2023 DOC NYC Grand Jury Prize winner "Mediha."


Masha Loftus: As an executive producer and co-owner of Lofty Sky Entertainment, Masha's production credits cover animation, documentaries, and interactive media, earning multiple accolades. She executive produced Canada’s 2023 Oscar® entry, "Eternal Spring," as well as the Slamdance grand jury finalist "Ask No Questions." She was responsible for casting and voice directing the animated segments in "Eternal Spring" and wrote and voice-directed the Mandarin-language adaptation of the Canadian Screen Award-nominated game, "Shuyan Saga." She holds a Juris Doctor (JD) from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law and an Entertainment Law Certificate from Osgoode Hall Law School.

 
 
 

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