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Black/White
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Mime
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Mime
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Cradle/Grave (in order of appearance)
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Walter
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Millie
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Edward
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James (child)
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James (adult)
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Correctional Officer
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Dan Hontz
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Correctional Officer
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Warden/Wedding Guest
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Witness
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Cate Heneghan
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Witness
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Theresa Kennedy
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Witness
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Witness
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William Boyer
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Witness/Wedding Guest
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Witness/Wedding Guest
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Fit/Unfit (in order of appearance)
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Rachel
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Jeremy
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Alexander
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Rebecca
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Valerie
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Doug
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Jack
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Colorblind
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Minister
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Bride
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Groom
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Maid of Honor
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Best Man
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Father of the Bride
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Mother of the Bride
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Father of the Groom
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Mother of the Groom
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Jill Carlson
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Bride's Guest
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Aarron Brown
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Bride's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Darrell Barnes
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Bride's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Patrick Raney
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Bride's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Michael Marchard
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Bride's Guest
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Groom's Guest
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Bride's Guest
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Laura Campanelli
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Crew
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Production Assistant: Arlene
Lim
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Production Assistant: Ana De La Cruz
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Production Assistant: Lane Shadgett
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Production Assistant: Danielle
Dietlin
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Assistant Camera: Michael Cwichon
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Gaffer: Eric Davis
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Grip: Scott Gentry
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Grip: Michael O'Brien
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Grip: Matthew Carroll
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Sound Mixer: Mariel Lohninger
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Boom Operator: Rob Reyes
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Costumer: Else Marie Ayala
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Still Photographer: Dan Hontz
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Catering: Cate Heneghan, Jill Carlson & Carla Springman
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"The Newspaper Song"
Available on their Album "Wicked Smile"
Find it now on www.amazon.com
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Post Production Work:
Midnight Oil
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Deb Petrides
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Jennifer Lora
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Anthony Wilder
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Shaun Kurtz
Shaun worked on four independent films during the past year and
recently starred in a feature thriller, Black Cat, based on the
Edgar Allen Poe short story. Other credits include appearances on "Critical
Rescue" for The Discovery Channel and a reality based TV pilot,
9 Lives. Theater credits include work with the COLSAC Theatre
Company's recent production of A Raisin in the Sun. Black/White
marks Shaun's debut with Displaced Yankee Productions and he is
proud to be a part of this film.
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Audrey Davis
Born in Lawrence, Massachusetts, but being a typical military brat,
didn't spend much time on the East coast. Did tours in England, Germany
and Texas, but always called California home base. She studied dance and
gymnastics as a child and continued with dance, on and off, well into
adulthood. Appeared in dance productions in and around San Antonio, Texas,
including appearances on a few local TV stations. Ms. Davis began her
theatre training in High School and later garnered a BA from Southwest
Texas State University in Theatre Arts. After graduating, Ms. Davis moved
back to California where she continued pursuing a career in Theatre. She
has honed her craft both behind the scenes as Master Electrician, Set
Designed, Costumer, Shop Steward, Director and Choreographer and on stage
as an Actor and Dancer. Following the birth of her two children, she spent
six years with the StarFire Dance Troupe in Monterey, California
before moving to Los Angeles in the hopes of launching s TV/Film career.
Having continued her training and participated in multiple non-union
projects in the Los Angeles arena, Ms. Davis is still hopeful and
optimistic about finding success and fulfillment within the Entertainment
Industry.
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Rick Thomason
Rick Thomason, a former business executive, has acted in film and
regional theater for more than thirty years. He moved to Los Angeles in
2003 from Tennessee to pursue acting full-time.
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Charlie Kennedy
Charlie Kennedy is 11 years old and currently attends the 6th grade at
Walden School in Pasadena. He has studied acting, musical theatre and
improv for the last three years at Pasadena Junior Theatre. His
lead roles in their Main Stage Productions have included Michael in
Free To Be You and Me; Charlie Brown in You're a Good Man,
Charlie Brown; and Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit. He is currently
cast as Fat Sam in PJT's upcoming musical production of Bugsy
Malone. When he's not rehearsing lines, Charlie enjoys writing,
swimming, boogie boarding at the beach and snowboarding in the winter.
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Bart van de goor
Bart van de goor was born June 12, 1979 in the Netherlands. About 10
years ago, he joined an outdoor community theatre group in his home town,
starting with children's plays and later progressing to the adult group
where he performed in many different plays, varying from Shakespeare's
hilarious Taming of the Shrew to a very touching piece about life
during the second world war in the region. He later joined another local
theatre company that played indoors and did more humoristic plays. Outside
companies showed interest and soon he was doing productions outside the
productions in his hometown. Later he auditioned for a short film that was
entered in a regional screenwriters festival. Knowing he wanted to act
professionally, he decided to move to America. Bart finished his full-time
studies at The Lee Strasberg Institute, and now attends part-time
classes there. He has started to put himself out on the market. He did
several film projects and also was Assistant Director in a play, performed
at the Lee Strasberg Institute. This still young actor is extremely
focused and driven and not only dares to have bold dreams, but also
believes in the realization of them.
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Dan Hontz
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Susan Kwiatkowski
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Rickey G. Williams
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Cate Heneghan
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Theresa Kennedy
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Oscar De Gruy
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William Boyer
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Jennifer Bobiwash
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Terie Trenchard
Terie Trenchard is originally from New York. She moved to San
Diego 10 years ago. She has been actively pursuing an acting career for 2
years now. With several independent, student and short films and theater
credits to her name, 2004 looks busy already with 2 films to start in
January.
" I hope to sign up with an agent soon so my career can really
take off!!!! Thanks again to Heather Connell for the honor of being
in her wonderful film."
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Alexandra Zabriskie
Alexandra Zabriskie is originally from New York City, but moved to LA
to pursue an MFA at the California Institute of the Arts, which she
received last year. She is also a member of Footprint on the Sun
theatre company, currently in production of Twelfth Night.
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Mitchell Fink
Mitchell Fink is excited to be involved with this, his first production
with Displaced Yankee Productions. Originally from Cleveland, OH,
Mitchell has earned a Bachelor's degree from Ashland University and a
Masters from West Virginia University. While in Cleveland, Mitchell spent
the majority of his time working on stage, in commercials and industrials
before moving to Los Angeles in April of 2002 to work towards a successful
film and television career. He is proudly represented commercially by CL
Inc.
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Kevin Gardner
Actor/Singer/Writer Kevin Gardner, a native of
upstate New York, began his career as an intern with New York State's Empire
State Institute for the Performing Arts. He was later hired as both
stage manager and performer in a production of Peter Pan on tour to the Moscow Musical Theater for Children, in
the former Soviet Union. Continuing his studies, he attended New York
University and graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts
West, in Pasadena, CA. As a performer on stage, film and television,
he has worked with such diverse award winning talents as Roseanne (Roseanne),
Tracey Ullman (Tracey Takes On…), John Astin (A Christmas
Carol), and singing alongside Lucie Arnaz (Wonderful Town).
Kevin is now pursuing more acting opportunities in
film, following his recent position as Festival Coordinator for AFI
FEST 2002. His other creative pursuits include writing and
photography, and he's an avid rollerblader. |
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Lindsey Krueger
Lindsey Krueger started acting and singing at the age of two. Now
eight, Lindsey is still going strong with the wish to pursue a career in
theatre, film, and television. Theatre credits include Inland Dance
Theatre's Nutcracker Ballet 2000; California Riverside
Ballet's Nutcracker 2001; and Redlands Bowl 2002 summer production
of The Sound of Music (Gretl). Just recently Lindsey played
Amaryllis in The Music Man at the Glendale Centre Theatre.
Television/Film credits include Save Jesus; The Recital; No
Me Dejes Sola; Romanticism Undercover; Gap; Touching Down; and
a music video for Manic Street Preachers. Lindsey has performed
with the Corona Chorus Group for three years, singing at Knott's Berry
Farm, retirement homes, and other city events. Lindsey's interests
include tennis, bicycles, musicals, singing, reading, Harry Potter and her
friends. Currently, Lindsey attends Prado View Elementary School in Corona
and is in the fourth grade.
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Bridgett Lloyd
Bridget Lloyd is originally from Denver, Colorado. After graduating from
the University of Northern Colorado with a degree in Communications and
Theatre, Bridget relocated to Los Angeles in 1999, where she began pursuing a
career in television and theatre. In 2000, Bridget accepted the position of
Educational Director with the Pasadena Junior Theatre.
Past directorial projects have included The Hobbit and Lil' Abner.
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Mark Shady
Mark moved to LA in 1998 from the Bay Area where he was doing strictly commercials
and voice-over for radio and television. Black/White marks his 27th
independent film since he's been in LA. Recently he's added some theatre
credits to his resume. He will also be doing Alan Ball's 5 Women
Wearing the Same Dress in November and December at a small theatre in
Hollywood followed by the controversial play dealing with rape, Extremities,
with the same theatre production company, beginning in 2004. Mark is
overjoyed to be part of Black/White and will keep building his
acting experiences for a very long time to come.
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Anthony Scebba
Anthony is 11 yrs old. He has been doing acting for almost two years. He
has done such films as Childlike Violence , The Hair Cut, Evil
Remains , and Living with Uncle Ray. He has most recently
done a commercial for Toon Disney. Anthony is a child that always
gives 110 percent of his effort to whatever he does. He enjoys working
on sets. He is a child that will make sure he understands what the
Director wants. He is currently with AEF (Nicole Jolley). He
loves sports and playing his XBOX Live. He is a boy at heart.
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Ed Ford, Jr.
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Jameelah McMillan
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Doug Berry
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E. E. Hayes
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Dick Derry
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Alex E. Burns
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Selma Pinkard
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Jon Riendeau
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Jill Carlson
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Aarron Brown
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Car'ynn, Chris'tol
& Ca'Shawn Sims
The "Sims" Girls, Ca'Shawn 12, Chris'tol 10 and Car'ynn 6,
recently
relocated to LA from Dallas, Texas in June 2003 to pursue acting, singing
and other opportunities. With them they brought some experience in stage
performances and talent shows. Ca'Shawn is no stranger to being featured
in an article, because of her athletic abilities. She had 4 featured
articles written about her in the Dallas Morning News and a featured
article in Just For Me Kids Magazine. She is the representative for
the
state in the 800m & 400m. Since arriving in LA, she has
participated in
Junior Olympics and booked her very first audition - Planned Parenthood
Commerical/VO and Printwork (Winter 2003). Chris'tol just filmed an
episode and has a recurring role on Ebony Dreams-Soap Opera (Tyesha
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Spring 2004). Car'ynn has done Printwork for Barney (The
Lyons Group),
and TXU average billing. The girls are excited to be a part of the Black/White
Series and were all selected at different times. Together they have
also filmed a Christmas Video for a Mall Display in Canada and several
other independent films. They are currently working on a single "U
Don't
Know Who Ya Messin With" written by Chris'tol and Shawn Sims. The
"Sims"
Girls are currently represented by Acme Talent & literary.
www.SimsGirls.com
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Charliene Michele
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Cheri Themer
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Dante Montgomery
Dante's acting experience covers a vast array of films, television,
commercials and theater. In her last musical theater performance, Inside
Out, Dante received nominations for "Best Lead Actress" and
"Best New Comer" at the West Valley Playhouse. You can
also visit Dante at her website - www.dantemontgomery.com
"I give all praise and thanks to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for
blessing me with life, love, family and my gifts. Thank you Father for
being a lamp for my feet and a light for the path that you have placed
before me so that I may pursue the desires of my heart. Be blessed."
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Darrell Barnes
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Dawn Charisse
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Desmon Heck
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Jaelin & McKenna Palmer
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Jmeka Cherrel
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Kalena Denise Knox
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Luanna George
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Maggie Kennedy
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Marvin L. Bell
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Patrick Raney
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Stacy Currie
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Dennis Ryan
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Laurie Morgan
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Michael Marchard
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Shawn Sims
Comedian and father of the "Sims" Girls (Ca'Shawn, Chris'tol
& Car'ynn)
born in Dallas, Texas decided to make the journey to Hollywood with his
daughters to pursue his talent. Since arriving in LA, acting has taken
over
most of his time. He has appeared in Mostly True Stories, Wanda
At Large,
Las Vegas and The District. He will also appear in the movie Soul
Plane
(Spring 2004). He most enjoyed having the opportunity to work with
his
daughters in the Black/White Series. In his spare time he writes and
manages for The "Sims" Girls' R & B, Hip Hop and Rap Group.
Their first
single "U Don't Know Who Ya Messin With" written by Chris'tol
and Shawn
Sims Spring 2004. Look for Shawn performing at The Comedy Store and
Laugh
Factory (Chocolate Factory). www.ShawnSims.com
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Tammy Boule
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Laura Campanelli
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Bridget Lloyd Children's Coach
Bridget Lloyd is originally from Denver, Colorado. After graduating from
the University of Northern Colorado with a degree in Communications and
Theatre, Bridget relocated to Los Angeles in 1999, where she began pursuing a
career in television and theatre. In 2000, Bridget accepted the position of
Educational Director with the Pasadena Junior Theatre.
Past directorial projects have included The Hobbit and Lil' Abner.
Tomomi Itaya
Director of Photography
Tomomi Itaya is originally from Fukuoka, Japan, where
she earned a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology from Seinan Gakuin University. She
earned her second B.A. in Film/Video with Concentration in Cinematography from
Columbia College Chicago. Tomomi was inspired by her mentor, Janusz Kaminski
A.S.C., also a Columbia College alumnus, when she interned on The
Lost World/Jurassic Park.
Tomomi has worked on more than a dozen features, shorts
and documentaries as Director of Photography. Her Feature credits include The Chosen
Few and Adrift in the Heartland,
which was filmed in Jerusalem, the West Bank, as well as Chicago. Both films
have been shown at international festivals.
Tomomi currently resides in Los Angeles, California, and
she can be reached at tomomidp@hotmail.com
Cydney
Perske Art Director
Cydney
Perske is a Los Angeles native and a professional Jewelry Designer. While
pursuing a degree in fashion design at FIDM, Cydney worked as the Key
Costumer for The Red Coat (a Disney New Voices Film) and found
her passion. After a stint in
Northern California, Cydney returned to her beloved L.A. and continues to
freelance as a jewelry designer for corporations and individuals. Hobbies
include guitar, photography and chocolate. This is her first project with Displaced
Yankee Productions
and hopefully not her last. Cydney resides in Los Angeles and can be reached
at cyd.perske@mac.com
Alana
Cohen Make-up Artist
Alana Cohen is a Southern California native. She is a
graduate of Westmore Academy, specializing in beauty, period make-up, special
effects and airbrushing. Alana has been the key make-up artist on several
independent and student films. Alana has also done make-up for fashion photo
shoots. Additionally, Alana is a licensed Esthetician.
Jessica Smith
Assistant Make-up
Jessica Smith is originally from West Virginia where she studied Psychology
at West Virginia University. She relocated to Los Angeles the summer of
2002 and completed the Journeyman Program at Make-Up Designory. Her skills
include beauty (fashion, mature, and corrective application) and character
(prosthetics, old-age, and injuries). Jessica has done various
independent/student films as well as photo shoots, and can be contacted at
jsmith0328@yahoo.com.***
Else Marie Ayala Costumer
Else Marie is originally from Marlton, New Jersey, a
suburb just over the bridge from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After studying
Fashion Design at Moore College of Art, she then relocated to Los Angeles.
There she attended California State University Long Beach and received her
Professional Designation in Costume for Film and Television. Else has worked
in all capacities of costuming on independent features, stage and music
videos. In addition, she has extensive experience in garment fitting,
construction as well as millinery. Her hobbies include Halloween. Else
currently resides in Los Angeles, California and can be reached at msdress111@hotmail.com
Matthew C. Page Set
Designer/Props Master
Matthew C. Page is originally from Dracut,
Massachusetts. After graduating from Salem State College in Salem,
Massachusetts with a BA in Technical Theater with a concentrations in
Properties Design and Management, Matthew relocated to Los Angeles, California
to pursue his MFA in Properties Design/Management in Theater and Film at the California
Institute of the Arts (Calarts). Professionally, he has worked for Summer
at Salem, in Salem, Massachusetts and the Wheelock Family Theater
in Boston, Massachusetts. Past designs include the Snow Queen and Conduct
of Life.
Noel Henke Set
Designer/Props Master
Noel is from Naperville, Illinois. She recently earned
her BFA in Design/Tech Theater with an emphasis in Properties, from Millkin
University in Dectaur, Illinois. She moved to Los Angeles to pursue her MFA in
Properties Design/Management in Theater and Film at the California Institute
of the Arts (Calarts). Professionally she worked for the Berkshire Theater
Festival, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts and the Creede Reparatory
Theater in Creede, Colorado. Past designs include The Balcony and The
Living.
Ana Birch Script Supervisor
Ana Birch is originally from Brazil where she worked as a Journalist for three years after graduating with her degree. She came to the U.S. to
study English to further her career and discovered opportunities in Film Continuity and Script Supervision. After some preliminary learning, and
with goals of a new career, Ana began her education with private lessons from professional Script/Continuity Supervisors. Since finishing her
"formal" script training, Ana's been working on features (Film/HD/DV), shorts, corporate videos, music videos and beyond on productions in and
around LA.
Original Soundtrack Music by Chapter in Verse
Boston's Chapter in Verse is fronted by the dynamic Rachel Clayton
and Brenda White and is rounded out by guitarist Richard Cramer, drummer
Shawn Dumont and bassist Jerry Shea, Jr. The band's sound can be compared to
raw energy of The Donna's with the pop sensibility of
Matchbox 20.
Chapter in Verse's High intensity live performances helped them to
sell 6,000 copies of their self-released debut CD Wicked Smile. In
it's first week of release it was the #1 seller at Tower Records. Wicked
Smile was also propelled onto Billboards Heatseeker Chart for the
Northeast landing at #8. The band has sold out 600 capacity clubs such as
the Hard Rock Cafe and The Paradise and was nominated for two
Boston Music Awards 'Best New Rock Band' and 'Best Live Show'. The band has
shared the stage with Paula Cole, Shawn Mullins, Susanna Hoffs, the
Push Stars and Pat Benatar.
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