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Synopsis

anningtree, New Jersey is a little town on the brink of extinction. The 19th century storefronts of Old Town are being threatened by an international development M cabal, North Sea Assets. North Sea is preparing to raze Old Town and replace it with a massive mall/luxury condo complex named – incongruously – Cortona.

If Cortona is built, a dozen mom and pop businesses will be bought out and uprooted, and if anyone refuses to sell, North Sea Assets is prepared to use eminent domain law to pry the Old Towners off of their property.

When our story begins, Cortona has a great shot at being approved. Manningtree’s portly Mayor, Tiny Provenzano, has a vested interest in Cortona’s success, and North Sea’s point man, the charming Warren Brown, is determined to remove any obstacle in its way.

That obstacle is Scottish-born Lizzie Munro. She owns and operates The Paisley Set hair salon in Manningtree. Lizzie is over 40, vibrant, witty, and quite capable of attracting male attention. Her salon caters to the locals, and while Lizzie’s not making a fortune in the beauty game, she earns enough to get by and keep three local beauticians employed – worldly-wise Jacquie, bohemian waif Ashley, and a wry Pakistani immigrant, Mehar. They’re a tight group who work together and occasionally meet for a meal at MacIntosh’s, the local pub.

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Lizzie’s love life is full of split ends. She has carried on with Len French, the owner of a coffee shop in Old Town, another business slated for the bulldozers. Len’s marriage to mousy Deanne is on the rocks, or more accurately, on life support, but he is hesitant to pull the plug. His relationship with Lizzie might just be the town’s worst-kept secret. Although Lizzie is an intelligent gal, she has, like many women, settled for less than she deserves. Len has filled a void in Lizzie’s life, but now their relationship is no longer enough.

When Lizzie receives official notice from the Town of Manningtree that the powers that be intend to plop the grotesque Cortona right in the middle of Old Town, Lizzie vows to fight the invasion. Invoking the spirit of her countryman, William Wallace, aka Braveheart, Lizzie enlists the aid of antique dealer Bernie Depper, her Paisley Set staff, Tiny’s Aunt Connie Provenzano, and the whole town, in her struggle to fend off the developers.

Just when the local drama begins to heat up, a new leading man walks into Lizzie’s life. He’s romantic, considerate, passionate … and, unfortunately, the enemy. It’s none other than Warren Brown, under cover – and under the covers – in the service of North Sea Assets.

Is Lizzie headed for heartbreak? Is Old Town headed for the wrecking ball?

We’ll see.

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Dorothy Lyman, Director

orothy Lyman (DIRECTOR) began her acting career in New York in the late 1960s as a member of Joseph Chaikin’s innovative Open Theatre. She won varied and challenging Droles in London, New York and Los Angeles theatrical productions, including Shrivings with Sir John Gielgud, Fefu and Her Friends, House of Mirth and Niagara Falls.

Moving to television, she earned two Emmy® Awards for her portrayal of the flinty but engaging Opal Gardner on the ABC daytime drama All My Children. Her 15 year stint on various daytime dramas led to 136 episodes on the Lorimar sitcom Mama’s Family portraying Vicki Lawrence’s sartorially spirited daughter in law, Naomi. She has appeared in numerous feature films, winning praise for her work in such movies as Victor Nunez’ Ruby in Paradise, and appeared in Ted Demme’s Blow, Oliver Stone’s World Trade Center and Martin Scorsese’s The Departed. She continues to guest star in episodic television in such shows as Reba, Judging Amy, The Practice, CSI Miami, Law and Order SVU, and Battlestar Galactica.

Ms. Lyman plunged into directing early in her career, bringing the work of our generation’s most noteworthy playwrights to the American stage, including the original off-Broadway production and subsequent national tour of John Ford Noonan’s offbeat A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking.

In 1990, Ms. Lyman was tapped to direct the NBC daytime drama, Generations. In 1995, her considerable gifts as a comic actress and her reputation as a “can-do” director came

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Do r o t h y Ly m a n — c o n t i n u e d

to the attention of Fran Drescher, who brought her on as a producer-director of the hit CBS comedy, The Nanny. Other television directing assignments included The Simple Life for Sternin and Frasier Ink Inc. and the CBS four-camera film comedy,Payne starring John Laroquette and JoBeth Williams. In 2001 she adapted Betty Fussell’s acclaimed memoir, My Kitchen Wars, for the stage. The one-woman show premiered at Los Angeles’ Second Stage Theatre in February, 2001 and ran at the 78th Street Theatre Lab in New York City in 2004.

The Northern Kingdom, written by playwright Nancy Fales Garrett, was Ms. Lyman’s feature film directing debut. The film garnered awards at the San Diego Film Festival, River’s Edge Film Festival, Wild Rose Festival, and was an official selection at the Syracuse International Film Festival, the Fallbrook Film Festival, the Buffalo-Niagara Film Festival, and the Los Angeles FAIF/IndieFest. It will be distributed in 2009 by Vanguard Cinema.

Split Ends marks Ms. Lyman’s return to comedy. The film is currently in post-production.

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Corinna May

orinna May (LIZZIE MUNRO) is an east coast-based actress and playwright with myriad credits. Split Ends marks her first starring role in an independent film. Ms. May recently Cplayed Lavinia in Julie Jensen’s Mormon pioneer drama Two-Headed at the Berkshire Theatre Festival, and the principle role of Kate Dupuis in the independent pilot of Bourbon Street, a dramatic television series set in post-Katrina New Orleans. She spent two years on the road as a principle member of the first and second Broadway national tours of The Graduate, playing Benjamin’s Mom and understudying the various Missus Robinson: Jerry Hall, Linda Gray, Lorraine Bracco, Kelly McGillis and Morgan Fairchild. Her many theatrical roles range from Lady Capulet in Romeo and Juliet to Katherine in Terra Nova.

Ms. May is an 18-year member of Shakespeare & Company in western Massachusetts, where she has appeared in more than twenty productions. Her roles have included Enchanted April, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Jack and Jill, Betrayal, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Songs from the Heart, Fortune and Misfortune, House of Mirth, Roman Fever, An International Episode.

Her first play, Dancing with the Czar, was produced in Massachusetts last summer. Ms. May has taught at MIT, SUNY Albany, SUNY New Paltz, Circle-in-the-Square, Fordham University, Simon’s Rock of Bard University, and in 2006-2007 was an Assistant Professor of Voice and Acting at Syracuse University. She is Designated Linklater voice teacher, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Barnard College and a graduate of the Circle-in-the-Square Professional Training

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Lawton Paseka

awton Paseka (WARREN BROWN) has enjoyed a varied and successful career, spanning film, theatre, and commercial work. His recent film credits include Roland Emmerich’s LGodzilla, Matthew Harrison’s Kicked In the Head and Spare Me, as well as Pledge Night by director Paul Ziller.

With more than a thousand commercial credits, Mr. Paseka is in demand by commercial directors and agencies.

His theatre credits include roles in Desperate For A Smoke, Tragedy: A Comedy, the Act, Little Messengers, Last White Cab Driver in New York, Does A Tiger Wear a Necktie, Call It Anything You Like, The Card Table, Lewis & Clark, The Wager, the Matchmaker, Take My Advice, The Royal Family, and The Hostage. Mr. Paseka has been a member of the Basketcase Players, a comedy group.

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Vincent Pastore

ncent Pastore (TINY PROVENZANO) is a veteran character actor with a long list of film and television roles. He most recently entertained audiences on NBC’sCelebrity VApprentice. Vincent Pastore is well known for his portrayal of Salvatore Big Pussy Bonpensiero on HBO’s hit series The Sopranos. Other television credits include The Practice, HBO’s Gotti, A Slight Case of Murder, as well as Everybody Hates Chris, Less Than Perfect, Las Vegas, Ed, Law & Order, and One Life to Live. Mr. Pastore was also the host of TLC series Repo Man: Stealing for a Living. On the big screen, Vincent currently can be seen in the independent film’s Code Blue, Pizza With Bullets, PJ, Slice, Devil’s Dominoes and Dough Boy.

His filmRevolver under the direction of Guy Ritchie was recently seen in theatres. Other feature film credits include the voice of ‘Luca’ in the Dreamworks hit Shark Tale, appeared in Reginald Hudlin’s Serving Sara, starring Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Hurley; Scott Kalvert’s Deuces Wild, with Matt Dillon; Penny Marshall’s Riding in Cars With Boys, starring Drew Barrymore; Jon Favreau’s Made, with Favreau and Vince Vaughn; Corky Romano; Norman Jewison’s The Hurricane, starring Denzel Washington; Mickey Blue Eyes, with Hugh Grant; Vegas Baby, and The Cookout, with Queen Latifah. He had earlier been seen in such films as Jane Austen’s Mafia!, The Jerky Boys, Walking and Talking, Ted Demme’s Who’s The Man, True Love, and The Basketball Diaries, to name a few. This past winter, Pastore made his Broadway debut as Amos Hart in the Tony Award winning musical Chicago.

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Beau Baxter

EAU BAXTER is a seventh-generation Georgian, born and raised in Augusta. A versatile actor, Mr. Baxter is a familiar face to television viewers throughout the United States. His Bguest and co-starring roles on a variety of ABC, CBS, NBC and the CW networks have made him a favorite on the episodic television circuit. Mr. Baxter recently relocated to the east coast after much success in Los Angeles.

His television credits include roles on The Drew Carey Show, Seventh Heaven, Boston Common, and The Bold and the Beautiful.

Two most recent film credits include supporting roles inThe Doorman (written and directed by Stephen Leeds and award winning filmCrazy (currently playing at film festivals all over the country).

He has enjoyed tremendous success in television commercials for Got Milk, Dodge, Nextel, Honda, ADT, Lexus, McDonalds, Sunny D Lite OJ, Direct TV, Royal Carribbean, Sears and many more. He recently appeared in a wine commercial airing in Spain directed by Academy Award winner Martin Scorsese.

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Supporting cast

Kate Russo (JACQUIE) graduated with honors from the University of Southern California, where she honed her acting skills in various projects and productions at the university’s renowned School of Theatre and School of Cinema-Television. She has appeared on stage in leading roles in Major Barbara, The Vagina Monologues, Pride and Prejudice, The Seagull and numerous others. Her experience over the last 20 years includes musical theatre, voiceover, and short and feature films. In addition to her academic accomplishments at USC, Ms. Russo trained at the British American Drama Academy (BADA) in London, England.

Jicky Schnee (ASHLEY) The British American Drama Academy-trained actress has appeared in a number of films, including Perestroika, Mind the Gap, The Shake, Flavors, Beggarman Thief, and the short, Hide and Seek. Recent work includes roles in All Good Things and Afterlight. Television work includes roles on Lipstick Jungle, Hope & Faith, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, and The Jury. Her stage credits include Arabian Night, Fear and Friday Night, The Immigrant’s Son, Full Moon and High Tide, Little Delusions, and Pizza Man. She played Helena in the BADA production of A Midsummer night’s Dream.

NITYA VIDYASAGAR (MEHAR) has recently joined the cast of PBS’ award-winning series, Sesame Street. A graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Ms. Vidyasagar’s stage credits include Serendib at the Ensemble Studio Theater, Love’s Labour’s Lost at The Shakespeare Theatre Company, Ninja: The Musical, the Baby Carriage Opera at the Harold Clurman Center for New Work in Movement and Dance Theater, Electra, and Top Girls at the Stella Adler Studio. Her film work includes roles in Forging Love and Three. 9 split ends

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Peter McRobbie (NATHAN BERRY) began his career with Patty Duke and John Astin in a summer tour of the hit play, My Fat Friend. He has since worked extensively in theatre, both in and out of New York, and has appeared in twelve plays on Broadway.

Among some fifty feature films (eight of them with Woody Allen), recent highlights include Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain, Lasse Hallstrom’s The Hoax, and Oliver Stone’s World Trade Center. Mr. McRobbie has played recurring roles on most of the New York primetime dramatic series. He is currently appearing as Judge Walter Bradley on both Law & Order and SVU.

RICHARD BEKINS (BERNIE DEPPER) is well known to television, film and theatre audiences. His recent films include the acclaimed Flight 93, as well as Brother to Brother, Gods and Generals, Billy Bathgate, Creator, and in Dorothy Lyman’s first feature film,The Northern Kingdom. His television credits include Law & Order: SVU, Sleeping With The Devil, Law And Order, as well as miniseries and television movies.

Mr. Bekins is well known for his work in daytime television, including As The World Turns, One Life to Live and his four-year stint on Another World. Theatre credits include Tartuffe: Born Again at the Circle in the Square, Love! Valour! Compassion at the Walter Kerr, Happy New Year at the Morosco, The Normal Heart at the Public Theatre, and numerous roles in New York and regional theatre productions.

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JANET SARNO (CONNIE PROVENZANO) has enjoyed a long, successful career in show business. Among her numerous film credits are Darren Aronofsky’sRequiem for a Dream, Italian Movie, The Hard Way, Hospital, Across 110th Street, Carlito’s Way – Rise to Power, The People Next Door, and Sidney Lumet’s Power. Her television credits reflect her wide- ranging talents, from the CBS romantic comedy Hard Hat and Legs, to NBC’s perennial Law & Order, as well as recurring roles on daytime classics like All My Children and One Life to Live.

Ms. Sarno has had a distinguished theatrical career. She appeared in the original American production of Equus with Anthony Perkins, Dylan with Alec Guinness, and many other notable productions. Her Off Broadway work has earned awards and accolades, including a Villager Award for her portrayal of Gracie in Louis La Russo’s Marlon Brando Sat Right Here. She has played many leading roles at the Williamstown Summer Theater and in regional theatres throughout the country. Ms. Sarno lives in New York City with her husband, Justice Michael J. Dontzin, teaches acting, public speaking, and speech.

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Producing team

ack Pocket Productions, the production company for Split Ends, has produced three short films:You Are My Sunshine, for the Elisabeth Glazer Pediatric Aids Society; Dream BHouse, a 24-minute film, which was accepted at a number of film festivals, won Directors’ Choice at the New Jersey State Film Festival, and was distributed on the Internet through THE DIRECTORS CUT; and a movie trailer, A Scene from Out and About. In addition to Split Ends, Back Pocket is also in development on a second feature film,The Rife Conspiracy.

Split Ends’ producing team brings a wide range of talents and abilities to the table:

Elizabeth Christensen – Writer/Producer Split Ends is the brain child of Scottish-born Libby Munro Christensen. On Mother’s Day in 2002, the New York Times published a piece about Libby and her interesting career as a successful business woman and hairstylist to the stars. With encouragement and support from friends and clients she wrote about her experiences and adventures in the hair trade and then came to Co- writer/Producer Gila Zalon with her story.

Ms. Christensen has taken a unique path into show business. As longtime personal hairdresser to music legend Connie Francis, she has toured extensively and is well acquainted with the hard work and discipline required to succeed in the entertainment industry.

Her perseverance and determination to see Split Ends through to completion resulted in her putting many of the principals together, including bringing Vincent Pastore and Peter McRobbie on board. This is Ms. Christensen’s first venture into writing and producing and she plans to continue to contribute her insights for many years to come.

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Gila Zalon – Writer/Producer Gila Zalon has been producing, writing and acting in film and on stage professionally since age sixteen. Among her writing credits are the Public Television series Civilization and the Jews, Back Pocket Productions’ two award-winning short films, You Are My Sunshine, and Dream House, and her award-winning screenplays, Home Wasn’t Built in a Day and The Rife Machine, as well as short stories and essays published in anthologies and magazines.

As a free-lance producer she most recently was an associate producer on the upcoming film Night and Day, directed by the award-winning director, Jinoh Park. In the past she worked on the CBS TV series, The Winston Churchill Series and on the Metromedia weekly talk show, Under Discussion. Her many stage productions include the off-Broadway play, Things That Almost Happen and an extremely successful production of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris in both Washington D.C. and Los Angeles. She has also produced concerts including Pete Seeger and, with her husband, Sly and The Family Stone. As an actress, Ms. Zalon has appeared in plays in regional theatres and off-Broadway, on Television and in a number of independent films. Ms. Zalon, with Back Pocket Productions, is in development on the film of her screenplay, The Rife Machine, which is already garnering attention.

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Bob Pusateri – Producer Bob Pusateri has produced and production-managed Back Pocket Productions’ short films. He brings to Back Pocket a background in feature film and commercial special effects, as well as experience in industrials for major corporate concerns. Bob has also been actively involved in the Los Angeles and New York theatre scene, enjoying the challenges of producing, directing and showcasing the acting talent those cities offer. Bob’s background in business —­ more than 12 years’ experience in profit and loss responsibility, sales, marketing and business development — makes him uniquely positioned to develop independent feature film projects. Bob has a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Theater from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY.

Jimmy Allen — Co-Producer and Post-Production Supervisor Jimmy Allen has produced innovative multimedia, film, entertainment, live events and music for the public and for top industry leaders and companies. Noteworthy among those companies are Pfizer, HBO, JetBlue, Time Inc., BusinessWeek Magazine and Morgan Stanley, as well as others. From feature films to national radio and television promotions, to live theatrical events, to corporate films and promotions, Mr. Allen’s work and expertise reaches into every aspect of media production and has been seen and heard all over the country. He is also an accomplished composer with several of his themes currently running on national television. Noteworthy among them is the theme package for BusinessWeek Weekend, nationally syndicated on ABC. In the area of live events, Mr. Allen wrote, produced and directed the award winning New York comedy stage review, The Jakes, which garnered excellent reviews and enjoyed a successful

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two-year run. Mr. Allen also directed the pop/rock show, What’s Next? featuring Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey for Teen People Magazine at the world-famous Apollo Theatre. He has worked as a director and choreographer on countless theatrical productions all across the nation. As an entertainer his credits include performances at Radio City Music Hall, The Tony Awards, The Late Show With David Letterman, the daytime dramas Guiding Light and All My Children. Regionally he has been featured in shows at the prestigious Goodspeed Opera House and the Paper Mill Playhouse. He has also starred and been featured in several national tours. Mr. Allen is also a member of Actors Equity Association, ASCAP, AGVA (American Guild of Variety Artists), AFTRA (American Federation of Television and Radio Artists), The Society of Composers & Lyricists and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Radio, Television and Film from Western Michigan University.

Melissa Sweeney — Writer/Associate Producer Melissa Sweeney has been involved in creative pursuits since writing and directing her first 8mm film,Julius Caesar, at age eleven. She took her first professional film assignment at sixteen on Clu Gulager’s acclaimed dramatic short, A Day with the Boys. After numerous film writing assignments, she co-produced Dorothy Lyman’s first feature film,The Northern Kingdom, as well as Ms. Lyman’s theatre directing efforts My Kitchen Wars at the 78th Street Theatre Lab, A Month in the Country at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, Taken in Marriage and A Prayer for My Daughter at ITA Theatre in Los Angeles. As a songwriter and musician, Ms. Sweeney has performed at Los Angeles’ Troubador, Pasadena Jazz Institute, Boston Court Theatre, and the Jazz Bakery. Her first CD with Grammy-nominated pianist/arranger/composer Bill Cunliffe earned accolades from music press including All About Jazz. She and Mr. Cunliffe are currently collaborating on a 2-disc CD project. A musical play, High Water, is in development. 15 split ends

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Jules D. Zalon – Attorney Jules Zalon is an attorney specializing in the areas of entertainment, trademark and copyright law. His clients have included music industry notables Van Halen, Rush, Michael Jackson, Willie Nelson, Iron Maiden, Duran Duran, Judas Priest and Dave Matthews, as well as entertainers Pee Wee Herman, Pat Cooper, and The Three Stooges. He has represented sports personalities, including Dennis Rodman, independent filmmakers, and numerous theatres and theatre personalities. Prior to launching his own practice, he was an attorney at Ashley Famous Agency, currently known as ICM) and at Cadence Industries (Marvel Comics).

Split Ends Productions, LLC Back Pocket and the members of its company are the primary producers and managers of SEP.

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Bill Cunliffe — Composer Emmy® and Grammy®-nominated nominated composer, arranger and jazz pianist, Bill Cunliffe has reaped nationwide attention for his innovative and swinging recordings and compositions. Winner of several Down Beat awards for his big band and orchestral pieces, he has toured as pianist and arranger with the Buddy Rich Big Band, and worked with Frank Sinatra, Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard, Benny Golson and James Moody. He currently plays with his trio, his group Imaginacion, and jazz flutist Holly Hofmann. A Thelonious Monk International Jazz Piano Award winner, Mr. Cunliffe has received stipends from the National Endowment for the Arts. Orchestras from Cincinnati to LA have performed his works, and many of his many CDs have charted in nationwide jazz polls. His books Jazz Keyboard Toolbox and Jazz Piano Inventions (Alfred Publications) are standard jazz reference books. Bill studied jazz at Duke University with pianist Mary Lou Williams, and received his master’s degree from the Eastman School of Music.

Jendra Jarnagin — Director of Photography Jendra Jarnagin’s early expression of photographic talent garnered her an invitation to participate in a professional video program at the age of twelve, and by age fifteen she was confident that her calling in life was to be a Cinematographer. After attending NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Ms. Jarnagin’s passion and aptitude for lighting led her to begin her professional career as a Gaffer. She lit many diverse projects, including commercials, documentary television for National Geographic and The Discovery and History Channels, and many studio pictures and episodic TV series

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such as Sex & the City and Law & Order. Ms. Jarnagin has shot a wide variety of projects. Notable films include Jason Koffeman’sPolaroid , which was lauded for its cinematography in IndieWire and Ain’t it Cool News, and EXIT, starring Tony LoBianco and Jack Scalia, winner of several awards including the Platinum Award and Best Director at Houston-WorldFest.

Anisha Tomlinson – Editor Anisha Tomlinson began her editing career with the independent film,Kids in America, which was released in theaters nationwide in 2005. This paved the way to her work on a number of television series, including Lifetime’s FBI drama, Angela’s Eyes, USA’s television adaptation of Steven King’s The Dead Zone, and the CW’s Life is Wild, a family drama set in South Africa. Ms. Tomlinson has continued her work in television and returned to editing independent films, including the award-winning short, The Assasstant, and most recently, Split Ends. Ms. Tomlinson Anisha grew up in New Delhi, India. She moved to the United States to attend Brown University, where she graduated with a BA in Modern Culture & Media and Ethics & Political Philosophy.

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Corinna May Li z z i e Mu n r o Lawton Paseka Wa r r e n Br o w n Beau Baxter Le n Fr e n c h Kate Russo Ja c q u i e Jicky Schnee As h l e y Nitya Vidyasagar Me h a r Ma n j r i Vincent Pastore An t h o n y “Ti n y ” Pr o v e n z a n o Richard Bekins Be r n i e De pp e r Peter McRobbie Na t h a n Be r r y Janet Sarno Co n n i e Pr o v e n z a n o Luke Robertson Ti m Robin Skye Co n t r a c t La d y David Munro Ro s s Ka n e Sebastian Tillinger El e c t r i c i a n Barbi McGuire Ci t y Cl e r k Eliza Foss De e a n n e Gina Montrone Br i d e Sybil Keane Br i d e ’s Mo t h e r Laura Ekstrand Sa m a n t h a Kaeleigh Spreen Li t t l e Si s t e r #1 Kendall Spreen Li t t l e Si s t e r #2 George Shampanore Ro b e r t Ron Onorato La w r e n c e Fa c t o r David Fonteno Ci t y At t o r n e y Jerry Ryan Co n n e r Sp r e e n Mary Conway Ki m b e r l y Go ld Paul Borghese Jo s e p h Ab i n o Tom Conway Bo bb y Fe e n e y Bobby Nagel Cl a u d i a Ca n t r e ll Jules Spelvin In v e s t o r #1 Chris McHattie In v e s t o r #2 L.J. Ganser La n d Us e La w y e r #1 Robert Coe Old Ma n Si v n e y Julie Shoemaker Ma t t r e s s Ma n o r Ca s h i e r Freddy Mondi Mo v i n g Ma n #1 Kevin Anton Ba r t e n d e r Craig Garvin Ma i l m a n Anthony M. Valera CJ Charlotte Bova Pl a n n i n g Off i c e Cl e r k Riley Le n ’s Do g

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Filmmaking team

Pr o d u c e d b y Bob Pusateri As s i s t a n t t o Ms. Ly m a n Malinda Sorci Gila Zalon As s i s t a n t s t o Mr. Pu s a t e r i Mary Conway Libby Christensen Abby Lindsay Di r e c t e d b y Dorothy Lyman As s i s t a n t t o Ms. Za l o n Maria Pusateri Pr o d u c e r Dorothy Lyman Le g a l Se r v i c e s Jules Zalon Wr i t t e n b y Libby Christensen Ac c o u n t a n t Se r v i c e s Benjamin Tabs Melissa Sweeney Pu bl i c i t y Eumenides Entertainment Gila Zalon Ar t De p a r t m e n t As s i s t a n t Darren Lewis Di r e c o r o f Ph o t o g r a p h y Jendra Jarnagin Ar t De p a r t m e n t As s i s t a n t Elizabeth Krov Ed i t e d b y Anisha Tomlinson Ar t De p a r t m e n t As s i s t a n t Hazel Kirtis Or i g i n a l Sc o r e b y Bill Cunliffe Ar t De p a r t m e n t As s i s t a n t Shawn-Steven Smutzki Ca s t i n g b y Meg Glasser Co r t o n a Re n d e r i n g Rick Glenn UPM/1s t As s i s t a n t Di r e c t o r Andrea O’Connor Co r t o n a CAD Dr a w i n g s Nestor Villarreal 2n d As s i s t a n t Di r e c t o r Leslie J. McDonough, Jr. As s i s t a n t Co s t u m e r Kerry Strauss Add i t i o n a l 2n d As s i s t a n t Robin Winter-Young Ke y Ha i r /Ma k e -u p Lindsay Novotny Pr o d u c t i o n De s i g n Justine Franko As s i s t a n t Ke y Ha i r /Ma k e -u p Jennifer Snowden Co s t u m e De s i g n Cindy Capraro Sw i n g Ha i r d r e s s e r Libby Christensen Pr o d u c t i o n Su p e r v i s o r Bob Pusateri Sw i n g Ha i r d r e s s e r Kevin Kane Li n e Pr o d u c e r Jimmy Allen Sw i n g Ha i r d r e s s e r Maria Czarny As s o c i a t e Pr o d u c e r Melissa Sweeney Sw i n g Ha i r d r e s s e r Christina Ostros Lo c a t i o n s Hazel Kirtis As s i s t a n t Ca s t i n g Di r e c t o r Karen Kraig 1s t As s i s t a n t Ca m e r a Andres Hernandez Ex t r a s Ca s t i n g Chi Chi Anyanwu 2n d As s i s t a n t Ca m e r a Mike Raynes Ex t r a s Ca s t i n g Mary Conway Ca m e r a B Op e r a t o r Lauretta Prevost Pr o d u c t i o n Co o r d i n a t o r Gila Zalon St e a d i c a m Afton Grant Ch i e f Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Eamonn Denora St e a d i c a m Alec Jarnagin 1s t Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Debbie Atuk Ca m e r a B 1s t As s i s t a n t Emily Wirth 1s t Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Brigid Bjorklund St i ll Ph o t o g r a p h e r Jeff Neumann Se t /Wa lk i e Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Keith Lynch Sc r i p t Su p e r v i s o r Sarah Horton Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n Abdul Rahim Pr o d u c t i o n So u n d Mi x e r Arnold Finklestein Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n Darren Lewis Bo o m Op e r a t o r Chris Low Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n Matt Lee Ga ff e r Meg Schrock Ca t e r i n g Ma n a g e r s Donna Truax Be s t El e c t r i c Lara Sfire Cheryl Salter Ke y Gr i p Elizabeth Stern Cr a f t Se r v i c e /Ca t e r i n g /Se t Me d i c Carrie Needham Be s t Bo y Gr i p Keron Gammon Ca t e r i n g As s i s t a n t Billy Coyle Sw i n g Gr i p & El e c t r i c Abdul Rahim Add i t i o n a l Be s t El e c t r i c David Anthony Sw i n g Gr i p & El e c t r i c Andrew Kaufhold Lo c a t i o n Sc o u t Yvette Pusateri Sw i n g Gr i p & El e c t r i c Ashton Golembo Lo c a t i o n As s i s t a n t /Tr a n s l a t o r Gladys Vervoordt Sw i n g Gr i p & El e c t r i c Bernice Mandy Pr o p e r t y Ma s t e r Ann Marie Dentici Sw i n g Gr i p & El e c t r i c Henry Gomez Ke y Se t De c o r a t o r Stella Goodall Sw i n g Gr i p & El e c t r i c Ross Saxon On-Se t Dr e s s e r Spiri Katehis Add i t i o n a l Ga ff e r Thomas Hamilton Off -Se t De c o r a t o r Paula Raymond Add i t i o n a l Be s t Bo y Gr i p Bryan Landes Se t Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Jen Levy Re-r e c o r d i n g Mi x e r Dan Brennan Se t Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Liz Bruzzese As s i s t a n t Re-r e c o r d i n g Mi x e r Craig Kyllonen Se t Pr o d u c t i o n As s i s t a n t Maria Pusateri Po s t Pr o d u c t i o n Su p e r v i s o r Jimmy Allen We b s i t e Becky Straka, Straka Digital

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Contact

Bob Pusateri, Producer 973-943-7656 [email protected]

Gila Zalon, Producer 973-324-5929 [email protected]

Elizabeth Christensen, Producer 973-763-2356 [email protected]

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