PHOTO OP: crew |
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DIRECTOR / COWRITER:
Shawn Nacol
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Cowriter:
Emily Stone
Emily spent two years writing and starring in
two daily gossip shows: The
Daily Blabber for NBC’s iVillage and
Celebrity Buzz for
Lifetime Broadband. Emily earned her MFA in Creative Writing from
Hunter College, mentored by Peter Carey and Colum McCann.
Residencies include: Yaddo, Blue Mountain Center and the Constance
Saltonstall Foundation. Currently finishing her third novel,
Swallow Whole, Emily is
producing a rom-com feature for 2010.
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DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Chris Bierlein
In the 1980s, Chris Bierlein’s roots in music and still photography
led to a job assisting fashion photographer/director Arthur Elgort
on documentaries about Illinois Jacquet and Dexter Gordon, as well
as commercial/fashion shoots around the world before he returned to
the US to concentrate on shooting film. As a Director of
Photography, his work includes commercials, music videos, shorts,
documentaries, and new media. Clients include Tiffany & Co, Coach
Leather, L’Oreal, Maybelline, Bausch & Lomb, Anne Klein and many
more. Documentary
subjects include Dave Brubeck, George Wein, Tony Bennett, Jaco
Pastorius and glass artist William Morris.
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Editor:
Vince Filippone
A graduate of the School of Cinema-Television
at USC, Vince Filippone has been working in postproduction since
1995. He recently was Additional Editor on Dreamworks / Paramount’s
Eagle Eye, Destination
Films’ The Take and
Associate Editor on Dreamworks/Paramount’s
Disturbia.
Vince also has worked on the editing
teams of Transformers 2:
Revenge of the Fallen, The Uninvited,
Friends with Money,
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang,
The Salton Sea and
American Beauty
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COMPOSER: Nancy Hess
Nancy Hess is the New York City half of the
bicoastal scoring team LIFT music.
She has composed music for National
Geographic, HBO films, Sesame Street, and numerous commercials
(Target, Jeep, Nike, Kodak). Currently she is working on a new
record with her band Stereovision.
(www.liftnyc.com
&
www.stereovisionnyc.com)
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Producer:
Kenji Edmonds
Kenji is a 32 year old native of Brooklyn, NY and has been working
in the film and video production industry since 1990.
His independent film work has been honored at film festivals around
the world and his documentary work can be seen on PBS and other
cable television outlets. He has been a judge for the Cine Awards
for the past 5 years and a jury chair for various other film and
video festivals.
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PHOTO OP: cast |
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DIANE:
Tina Benko
Ms. Benko has appeared in many New York
productions On and Off-Broadway - most recently as Helen of Troy
in Age of Iron for
Classic Stage Company, as well as
Irena's Vow, Top Girls,
Post-Mortem, Dark Yellow, Wintertime, and
Disconnect. Films
include The Hungry Ghosts
written and directed by Michael Imperioli,
Lucky Days, Puccini for
Beginners, Company K, and
A Perfect You. Ms.
Benko played Kath Perry for three seasons on Showtime's
Brotherhood. Other
television includes Ugly
Betty, The Beautiful Life, New Amsterdam, Chappelle's Show,
and all 3 Law and Order
series. This winter she starred in the world premiere of Shawn
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ZIG:
Cheyenne Jackson Cheyenne
Jackson is currently appearing on NBC's
30 Rock. Other film
and television credits include: the Academy Award nominated
United 93, Curiosity,
Hysteria,
Family Practice,
Life on Mars,
Ugly Betty, and
Law & Order. On
and Off Broadway, Cheyenne has starred in
Finian's Rainbow,
Damn Yankees,
Xanadu (Drama League
& Drama Desk nominations)
The Agony & the Agony,
All Shook Up (Theater
World Award, Drama League, Outer Critics Circle nomination), the
premiere cast of Altar
Boyz, Aida,
Thoroughly Modern Millie,
The Cartells,
On the 20th Century,
and The 24 Hour Plays.
In 2009, Cheyenne teamed up with Michael Feinstein to create
The Power of Two, a
nightclub act hailed as "passionate" and "groundbreaking" by the
New York Times and available now on
Amazon and
iTunes. Cheyenne
is an international ambassador for amfAR and the national
ambassador and spokesperson for the Hetrick-Martin Institute. |
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TAYLOR:
Molly Ward Recent
work: American Repertory Theater’s
Seagull,
Romeo and Juliet, and
Three Sisters (Elliot
Norton Nomination, role of Masha; Edinburgh International
Festival Tour); World Premiere of Theresa Rebeck's
Our House at the
Denver Center; Kate Whoriskey’s
Camille at Bard
Summerscape; Karin Coonrod’s
Othello at Hartford
Stage. In New York,
Origin Theater’s productions of Abbie Spallen’s
Shaving the Pickle
and Brian Murray’s The
Shape of Metal.
M.F.A., Harvard/Moscow Art Theater School. |
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DECLAN:
Chris Kipiniak Chris Kipiniak is a New York based actor and writer who has performed on Broadway, off-Broadway, regionally, and internationally. Film:The Poker Club, Three Flat, and The Secret. TV: Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, The Black Donnellys, and Guiding Light. His plays include Save The World, Iiiinsaaaaaaaane!, and Stalled. He is also a published travel journalist and writes for Marvel Comics. |
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