Onerous Part III

Onerous Part III is a short action film created by Prof Publications and released on August 22, 2019. It is the third film in the Onerous Series, and the sixth live action project by Prof Publications. The run time is 12:34.

Plot
We see Seth and Snoek Bluefalcon of Cerulean during a practice match while their team leader Dominic Dummkopf is cleaning up the mess from the previous night's party. Aidan Landon joins the Cerulean's game, and explains to them what happened to Connor before leaving to talk to his father, Jack Landon, who sens him on an errand. While driving, he gets a call from Dominic who tries to get Aidan to join Team Cerulean in order to sign up for the national tournament. Aidan only joins after a fight between himself and Ethan Eckard of the villainous Saffron Team, leading team Cerulean to be replaced by Team Amethyst.

Cast

 * Dom Garcia as Dominic Dummkopf
 * Aidan Jay Schwarz as Aidan Landon
 * Bryan Boyle as Levi Clay and Swordsman
 * Aidan Snoek as Snoek Bluefalcon
 * Seth Tullos as Seth Bluefalcon
 * Jon Snoek as Jack Landon
 * Ethan Litonjua as Ethan Eckard
 * Porter Olsson as Flashback NPC
 * Nadia Schwarz as News Anchor 1
 * Shane Farley as News Anchor 2

Soundtrack

 * "The Jet" by Aidan Snoek
 * "Footrace" by Jay Schwarz
 * "Beeline" by Jay Schwarz
 * "All In The Thumbs" by Aidan Snoek
 * "Honor" by Aidan Snoek
 * "Pummeled" by Aidan Snoek
 * "Saffrons" by Aidan Snoek
 * "Turntables and Gunshot" by Aidan Snoek

Trivia

 * Unused footage from Onerous 2 can be seen during the Levi Clay flashback.
 * The aspect ratio of footage from previous Onerous films seen in flashbacks has been modified.
 * Dominic's forehead injury sustained during the fight with "The Swordsman" NPC was the result of an actual on-set injury.
 * Connor Landon was meant to make an appearance, only appearing in a deleted scene.
 * The original script included a scene where Aidan Landon encountered the Saffrons in a department store, and an entire in-game fight sequence taking place at the start of the tournament. Both of which were never filmed due to immense summer heat, and filming permission conflicts.