“Waking” is a remarkably romantic motion picture that promotes a wonderfully positive perspective about what it means to truly have a connection with someone. Director Ben Shelton brings to life star Skyler Caleb’s enchanting screenplay with a benevolent beauty, keenly traversing the fine line between fantasy and reality in such a way that only rarely feels overwhelming to soul-mate skeptics.

Moreover, Caleb and his co-star Meg Cionni have a natural charisma with not only one another but also the camera itself, seducing said skeptics to temporarily placate their practical point-of-view and surrender to the story’s sanguine charms... (more) -Joseph Airdo, Examiner.com

"Waking" is one of those movies you leave with a warm feeling deep inside, as if part of the universe has just fallen back into natural alignment. ... What it does, it does very well indeed, and standard descriptions are going to fail to do it justice. It's a romance, you see. With a light hearted tone, an element of fantasy and a sense of destiny... This isn't a chick flick and it isn't an unrealistic romcom... You can actually sit down and enjoy it with your girlfriend. Honestly.

Clearly it's a story that matters to Skyler Caleb; not only did he write it, sourced from a dream no less, but he also plays the lead role of Ben. No, that dream didn't play out for real the way that it does here, but then that's life; this is a movie, a 95 minute gift from the dream factory... (more) -Hal CF Astell, Apocalypse Later