Don't Forget The Staples! - Premieres online on Fool's Day

Enough of private screenings, selected theaters, friends’ living rooms, and sneak peaks at the parties. It’s time to share this movie with the World at large. I am delighted to announce the online debut of this comedy short. And what a better day than the first of April? Enjoy!

More details on the film’s website: DontForgetTheStaples.com

Logline: A young director is trying to control ever growing madness on his movie set. 

IMBD Page

Cast  (in order of appearance)

Steve Ric Ramey
Worker #1 Karl Arana
Worker #2 Sunny Moza
Veronique Valerie Hodin
Eleanor Jonne Willson
Karma, the dog Dru
Shirley Melissa Melançon
Michelle Karina Wolfe
Tim (PA #1) Bentley Gates
Jerry (PA #2) Greg Misakian
Dave Jeff Schmidt
Andy Mark Nobriga
Bob Bill Dietz
Mark Geo Epsilanty
Tom Patrick Van Wye
Willie (boom op) Jason Lieu
Billy (sound guy) Eddie Guting
Christopher (writer) Sergey Berezin

Crew

Writers: Angela Berezina, Sergey Berezin

Director: Sergey Berezin

Producers: Carlos М. Mora, Sergey Berezin

Assistant Director: Alisha McCutcheon

Director of Photography: Christina Hitchcock

Camera Operators: Megaera Stephens, Garrett Kushner, Jason Catedrilla, Christina Hitchcock

Camera Assistants: Maggie Schwab, Jason Catedrilla, Ian Nelson

Lighting: Stan Ng, Christina Hitchcock

Best Boy Electric: Jimmy Houng

Grip: John Hight

Production Sound Mixer: Tom Morrow

Boom Operator: Jimmy Houng

Art Director: Sheryl Stark

Prop Assistant: Angela Berezina

Costume Designer: Jessica Yen

Script Supervisor: Sherry Lloyd

Makeup, SFX Makeup: Dennis Crowl, Van Dyke Roth

Production Stills: Angela Berezina

Production Assistants: John Hight, Joi Garlington, Gary Goldsborough, Gene Coleman, Jimmy Houng

Animated Storyboard: Sergey Berezin

Casting Assistants: Sheryl Stark, Alisha McCutcheon, Mark Nobriga, Diggant Kasundra

Animal Handler: Christina Hitchcock

Locations: Stan Ng, Christina Hitchcock

Catering: Supaneat “Funn” Fisher, Angela Berezina

Postproduction

Editing, Color, VFX, Sound mix & FX: Sergey Berezin

Assistant Editor: Dennis Crowl

Music: Kevin MacLeod

Special Thanks

Secret Scoop (Thai Gelato) – for special treats

Midpeninsula Community Media Center

Special Thanks to Scary Cow Productions

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