In the gripping and poignant American biopic, "The Last Shot," brought to life by the fervent direction of Prince Sprauve, the visionary CEO of Quiet on Set production company, the tragic tale unfolds. Follow the compelling true story of Eddie Stanley, Jr., a Schenectady High School basketball prodigy whose potential was abruptly snuffed out by the cruel grasp of gun violence. His life, burgeoning basketball scholarships, and all future dreams senselessly shattered. Venture through the final day of the 15-year-old's existence as the film immerses viewers in the world of Eddie Stanley, Jr. Experience his essence through the eyes of a community that adored him.

The movie captures the fragility of a promise abruptly severed. Quiet on Set doesn't just film scenes; they curate unique experiences that unveil community truths and issues that resonate with us all. These films aren't just about highlighting concerns; they're about making audiences feel the situations, sparking meaningful conversations that endure long after the final frame.

This groundbreaking initiative collaborates with Schenectady students, thrusting them into roles as Production Assistants, offering exposure and a glimpse into the dynamic film industry. Moreover, this project stands as the cornerstone of a Gun Violence Prevention curriculum, generously funded by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Schenectady, Schenectady County Connects, and the New York State Gun Violence Prevention Initiative. The mission is nothing short of revolutionary – to establish a first-in-the-nation gun violence disaster emergency and a comprehensive strategy for a safer New York. Treating gun violence as a public health crisis, the initiative incorporates short-term solutions and long-term strategies, focusing on community-based intervention and prevention to shatter the cycle of violence.