Press Kit - Austin Film Society

THE AUSTIN FILM SOCIETY PRESENTS
SLACKER 2011
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY
Bob Ray, Spencer Parsons, Rusty Kelley, Berndt Mader, Amy Grappell, Karen
Skloss, Duane Graves & Justin Meeks, Paul Gordon, Jonny Stranger, David &
Nathan Zellner, Jay Duplass, John Bryant, Sam Wainwright Douglas, Ben
Steinbauer, Elisabeth Sikes, Mike Dolan, Geoff Marslett, Bradley Beesley, Bob
Byington & Clay Liford, Carlyn Hudson, Miguel Alvarez, Scott R. Meyers, PJ
Raval, and Chris Eska.
USA, 2011, 105 MINUTES
www.austinfilm.org/slacker2011
SCREENING/PUBLICITY CONTACT
Bryan Poyser
Director of Artist Services, Austin Film Society
[email protected] or 512-322-0145 x3204
“SLACKER 2011 came off as a beautiful work of jazz, with each segment
representing an instrumental solo. At times dark and tempestuous (MingusParsons) and at others lyrically rhythmic, playful and exaggerated (MonkDoubek) or rapid bursts of color (Parker-Coleman) the film showcased individual
voices while still holding its center as a single work of art.”
—Matthew Odam, The Austin American-Statesman
SYNOPSIS
Richard Linklater's SLACKER inspired a generation of American filmmakers by
exploring the subculture of Austin, Texas in a loose narrative with a tapestry of
quirky characters. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of that iconic movie, 24 of
Austin's top filmmakers banded together to update SLACKER with their own
perspectives on the city. SLACKER 2011 is a stream-of-consciousness chronicle
of a day in Austin, presenting the city-dwellers, dragworms, proto-hipsters and
locations that give the city its modern identity. The film showcases a transformed
town next to things that never change. SLACKER 2011 is an homage to twenty
years of independent filmmaking, presenting the city’s changing face and
showcasing some of its most exciting talent.
“SLACKER 2011 succeeds—if not, exceeds—in its mission to capture Austin 20
years after Linklaterʼs version; cleverly commenting on how many things have
changed, yet so much has stayed the same. We might keep getting older, but
Austin continues to stay weird.”
—Don Simpson, Smells Like Screen Spirit
"A charming, sometime very funny snapshot of contemporary Austin."
--Kimberly Jones, The Austin Chronicle
ABOUT THE PRODUCTION
SLACKER 2011 was embarked on in the Spring of 2011 as a benefit for the
Austin Film Society’s Texas Filmmakers’ Production Fund (TFPF), a grant
program for Texas filmmakers that has given away over $1.2 million to Texas
filmmakers since 1996. Many of the filmmakers who participated in SLACKER
2011 had received TFPF grants for their previous films. Each filmmaking team
was given a $500 budget to pull off their scene, which they did with 24 casts and
crews throughout May and June of 2011. Fundraising began in April and
continued until the premiere of the film at Austin’s Paramount Theater on August
31st. Donors to TFPF could get signed DVD’s of the original film, T-shirts,
posters, walk-on roles, special thanks in the credits and producer credits.
It was truly a case of the community helping the community, as the production
and premiere of SLACKER 2011 helped the Austin Film Society raise nearly
$60,000 for the Fund.
FILMMAKER BIOS
MIGUEL ALVAREZ
A recent graduate of the University of Texas, he was the recipient of the Robert
Rodriguez/Elizabeth Avellán Award and Warren Skaaren Fellowship. He has
also received awards from the Directors’ Guild of America, Panavision’s
Emerging Filmmaker program, the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts, the
Hamptons International Film Festival, and the Texas Filmmakers Production
Fund for his previous films, TADPOLES, VETERANS, KID, and Mnemosyne
Rising. A native of San Antonio, Texas, he currently resides in Austin where he
teaches at the University of Texas at Austin. Miguel has also edited the Texas
Film Hall of Fame Awards honoree clip reels for the last 4 years and Miguel
garnered two Texas Filmmakers' Production Fund grants in 2006 for VETERANS
and 2008 for MNEMOSYNE RISING.
ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE CINEMAS
The Alamo Team is made up of the programming office of the Alamo Drafthouse
Cinema, who are a creative partner on this project with Austin Film Society and a
long-time Legacy Sponsor of AFS. This team is responsible for the nightly events
at the Ritz - including the Music Monday, Terror Tuesday, Weird Wednesday,
Cinema Club, and Zzang!!! series. Programmers Daniel Metz, Lars Nilsen, Zack
Carlson, Kayla Williams and George Bragdon will be producing their segment.
Not a single member of the staff was in Austin when SLACKER was shot, but
wish it not be held against them. And AFS is proud that Kayla was also a onetime intern!
AFS FILM CLUB
AFS teaches after school community-based film and new media workshops at
eight under-resourced elementary, middle and high schools each year. AFS Film
Club students learn to analyze, explore, and create films through focus areas
ranging from stop-motion and computer animation to screenwriting and digital
film production.
AUSTIN SCHOOL OF FILM
The Austin School of Film @ Motion Media Arts Center is a non-profit
independent film, art, and technology center that supports every aspect of
production from idea to distribution. Our goal is to educate, train, and develop
emerging artists of all ages to be active participants in shaping our 21st century
culture.
BRADLEY BEESLEY
Austin-based filmmaker Bradley Beesley has made a cinematic career
documenting oddball Americana, strange sub-cultures and homegrown rock
stars. Post art school and somewhat damaged, he began filming with legendary
bluesman R.L. Burnside to make his first movie HILL STOMP HOLLAR
(SXSW). He has since directed nine feature-length films, including seven
documentaries, a concert film and a sci-fi narrative. Bradley is the producer and
director of the backwoods cult classic OKIE NOODLING (PBS), which chronicles
the lost art of bare-handed catfishing in his home state of Oklahoma. In 2005,
Shout! Factory released THE FEARLESS FREAKS, a documentary starring The
Flaming Lips. He has collaborated on over ten music videos with the Lips and
recently teamed-up with Wayne Coyne to make CHRISTMAS ON MARS
(Warner Bros.). His latest film, SWEETHEARTS OF THE PRISON RODEO
(HBO), goes behind prison walls to follow convict cowgirls as they compete in the
Oklahoma State Penitentiary Rodeo. Other films include THE CREEK RUNS
RED (Independent Lens), SUMMERCAMP! (Sundance Channel) and UFO’S AT
THE ZOO (Warner Bros.). His TV credits include Roller Girls (A&E), Paranormal
State (A&E) and Storm Chasers (Discovery). AFS is proud that Bradley is a 2004
Texas Filmmakers' Production Fund recipient for SUMMERCAMP!
JOHN BRYANT
John received a TFPF grant in 2007 for LOVEolution and more recently
produced and directed THE OVERBROOK BROTHERS, which played several
festivals including SXSW, Woodstock and the Maryland Film Festival before
being picked up by IFC Films and later screened on the Sundance Channel.
BOB BYINGTON
Bob Byington’s most recent film, HARMONY AND ME, premiered at the New
Directors/New Films Series in 2009. Bob’s previous film, RSO [Registered Sex
Offender], premiered at the 2008 SXSW Film Festival. At the Traverse City Film
Festival in 2009, Bob was honored by filmmaker Michael Moore with the “Stanley
Kubrick Award for Bold and Innovative Filmmaking”; Bob was also the recipient
of the 2008 Annenberg Film Fellowship from the Sundance Institute. His new film
is called SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME starring Nick Offerman. Bob has
received TFPF grants in 1996 (OLYMPIA), 2005 (ROMEO), 2009 (travel grants
for HARMONY AND ME) and 2010 (SEVEN CHINESE BROTHERS).
MIKE DOLAN
Mike Dolan was born in Oklahoma City, but raised in Texas, New Mexico, and
Canada. At 17, he dropped out of high school and moved to New York City to
pursue acting. As an actor Mike appeared twice on Broadway and has had many
leading roles in films, including BILOXI BLUES, HAMBURGER HILL, THE LIGHT
OF DAY, NECESSARY ROUGHNESS, and MARS. Mike wrote, produced, and
directed the short film, ARROW SHOT. Premiering at the Sundance Film
Festival, ARROW SHOT played at over 50 festivals worldwide and was
broadcast throughout Europe on Canal +, and in the USA and Canada on IFC. In
2004, Mike was awarded a three–year fellowship to the James A. Michener
Center for Writers at the University of Texas. His first feature film, DANCE WITH
THE ONE, premiered at the 2010 SXSW Film Festival.
SAM WAINWRIGHT DOUGLAS
Documentary filmmaker Sam Wainwright Douglas's most recent film, CITIZEN
ARCHITECT: SAMUEL MOCKBEE AND THE SPIRIT OF THE RURAL STUDIO,
was nationally broadcast on PBS and has screened internationally at theaters,
museums, universities and film festivals since its premiere in 2010 at SXSW and
received a Texas Filmmakers' Travel Grant from AFS to attend Hot Docs in
Toronto. Sam also directed THE HOLY MODAL ROUNDERS… BOUND TO
LOSE, a surreal chronicle of the infamous bad boys of 1960’s folk rock, The Holy
Modal Rounders. The film features Sam Shepard and Dennis Hopper among
other friends and fans of the band. BOUND TO LOSE played at theaters and
festivals worldwide and was released on DVD in 2007. As a producer and editor
Sam has done projects for HBO, PBS, BBC, A&E and The Food Network. Sam
graduated with honors from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts in
1998. His company, Big Beard Films, is a Corporate Sustainer of AFS.
JAY DUPLASS
Jay Duplass, along with his brother Mark, first made a name for himself writing
and directing several award-winning short films. His first feature film was the
Sundance 2005 breakout hit THE PUFFY CHAIR, which went on to win the
Audience Award at SXSW and receive two Independent Spirit Award
nominations. The film was released theatrically by Roadside Attractions and
Netflix in 2006. BAGHEAD, the brothers' second feature film, was picked up by
Sony Pictures Classics at Sundance 2008 for theatrical and DVD release. Fox
Searchlight recently released the Duplass Brothers' first studio feature, CYRUS,
starring John C. Reilly, Jonah Hill and Marisa Tomei, which has garnered rave
reviews. Their latest project JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME, stars Jason Segal,
Ed Helms, and Susan Sarandon. Jay likes stories about real people, and is also
a father, husband, runner and documentarian.
CHRIS ESKA
Chris was raised in Ottine, Texas (pop. 98) and studied sociology and art at Rice
University before attending UCLA's MFA film directing program. His short films
have screened on PBS, at the Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmaker's Competition,
the Texas Filmmaker's Showcase, and at festivals worldwide. After taking a oneyear leave of absence from UCLA to backpack across India and Asia, Chris
returned to Japan to produce DOKI-DOKI, his master's thesis film. DOKI-DOKI
premiered on the national PBS series Independent Lens with an introduction by
Susan Sarandon. AUGUST EVENING is his first feature and was nominated for
two 2008 Independent Spirit Awards, where it won the John Cassavetes Award.
AFS is proud to have supported AUGUST EVENING with two TFPF grants in
2005 & 2006, as well as a Travel Grant for his trip to Los Angeles for the Spirit
Awards. Chris also received a grant in 2010 for another project, SEPTEMBER
MORNING.
PAUL GORDON
Paul Gordon has been crafting stories with humor since a young age. While
growing up in Illinois, Paul began making short films, and after attending DePaul
University in Chicago, worked various jobs—including two years for Habitat for
Humanity—and lived in various places before moving to Austin in 2001 to attend
the graduate film program at the University of Texas at Austin; he graduated in
August 2005. Paul’s feature-length MOTORCYCLE, crafted from his three short
film school projects, world premiered at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival, and
went on to play at film festivals around the world, including Thessaloniki, SXSW
and Rooftop Films. Paul’s short film GOOD played at the 2001 SXSW and
Chicago International film festivals, and aired on PBS’s Image Union. Paul wrote,
directed, and plays the lead in THE HAPPY POET, which world premiered at the
2010 SXSW film festival and premiered internationally at the 67th Venice Int’l
Film Festival. The POET has played at festivals around the world and has won
both audience and jury awards, including the 2011 Florida Film Festival’s Grand
Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature. Paul has also acted in some fellowAustinites’ films, including Geoff Marslett’s MARS, and an upcoming horror film
directed by Spencer Parsons and produced by Jason Wheling and Jonny Mars.
Paul received TFPF grants in 2007 for NAOMI. NAOMI, and in 2010 for
distribution of THE HAPPY POET and a Travel Grant to take the film to Michael
Moore's Traverse City Film Festival.
AMY GRAPPELL
Amy Grappell was born in Brooklyn New York. Her most recent film
QUADRANGLE premiered at Sundance (2010) winning an honorable mention
jury prize, and won both Best Documentary Short and the Wholphin Best Short
Film award at SXSW (2010). The film also screened at Rotterdam International
Film Festival, True/False, and New Directors/ New Films (MOMA / Film Society
of Lincoln Center). Grappell is currently working on a narrative screenplay based
on the group marriage story. QUADRANGLE was initially conceived as a video
installation and selected for the national juried art exhibition “New American
Talent”-09. Grappell’s documentary LIGHT FROM THE EAST had its European
premiere in London, aired on PBS (KLRU) and was released theatrically at the
Pioneer Theater in New York City. Grappell also produced, co-wrote, and acted
in the indie narrative feature SHADY GROVE, which premiered at SXSW before
doing the international film festival circuit. She holds a BFA in film from New York
University and is a graduate of the MFA acting program at The North Carolina
School of the Arts. She has received grants from: TFPF, Texas Commission for
the Arts, Texas Council for the Humanities, and the National Endowment for the
Arts. Grappell currently lives and works in Austin as a producer and casting
director for film and television. Amy received a TFPF grant for QUADRANGLE
and a Travel Grant to take the film to Sundance. She also received a grant in
2003 for LIGHT FROM THE EAST.
DUANE GRAVES & JUSTIN MEEKS
Duane Graves was born and raised in San Antonio. After receiving a degree in
TV/Film from Texas A&M - Corpus Christi, he directed the critically-acclaimed
documentary UP SYNDROME, an intimate portrait of his childhood friend born
with Down Syndrome. The film won several awards at festivals across the
country including Slamdance, and is currently available through Netflix. Teaming
with college peer Justin Meeks, Graves then co-wrote/directed their debut feature
THE WILD MAN OF THE NAVIDAD, a shoestring drive-in horror that premiered
at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival and was later released internationally by IFC
Films. He is currently in post-production of the pair's sophomore feature,
BONEBOYS, a horror film shot in Austin in 2010. Duane received a TFPF grant
in 2001 for UP SYNDROME.
Justin Meeks was born and raised in Corpus Christi. After receiving dual degrees
in TV/Film and Psychology from Texas A&M - Corpus Christi, he immediately
moved to Austin to collaborate with college peer Duane Graves. Their first
projects became a trilogy of experimental/horror shorts co-produced by TEXAS
CHAIN SAW MASSACRE scribe Kim Henkel and later released by Alternative
Cinema. Meeks then wrote, co-directed and starred in their short comedy, RIO
PELIGROSO: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A LEGENDARY COYOTE, which won the
first round of director Kevin Smith's Movies Askew contest in 2006. He is
currently in post-production of their sophomore feature BONEBOYS, a horror film
written and produced by Henkel. Duane and Justin received a Travel Grant in
2008 to take THE WILD MAN OF THE NAVIDAD to the Tribeca Film Festival in
New York.
BERNDT MADER
Berndt Mader is a filmmaker and writer living in Austin, Texas. His first feature
film, FIVE TIME CHAMPION, premiered at the 2011 SXSW Film Festival, and
recently won the MPS Texas Filmmaker Award at the Dallas International Film
Festival. For this film Mader was awarded the Panavision New Filmmaker grant,
a grant from Eastman Kodak, as well as a 2009 TFPF grant. Mader is also the
co-founder of Austin based production company The Bear.
GEOFF MARSLETT
Geoff Marslett is a native Texan who took a circuitous path to filmmaking,
studying mathematics, philosophy, art, science, and languages at St. John’s
College (1996) before returning to Texas to pursue an MFA in filmmaking at UT
(2001). In addition to making films, Geoff teaches in the RTF Department at the
UT at Austin. He has directed fourteen short films and a half dozen segments for
other directors’ television and film programs, and been fortunate enough to
collaborate with a wide variety of artists, filmmakers, and musicians along the
way. His critically acclaimed MONKEY VS. ROBOT screened at over 25 festivals
worldwide, was distributed theatrically, and ultimately broadcast on HBO, PBS,
and Univision. His most recent short, BUBBLECRAFT, premiered in 2006 and
served as a laboratory for developing his own unique animation process and
style. Geoff wrote software specifically for animating this film and later co-wrote
an expanded version for his next project, MARS. MARS is a feature length
animated, sci-fi, romantic comedy which he completed in January 2010. Geoff
was the writer, co-producer, director, and character animator on MARS—which
proved by far the most complex artistic effort he has undertaken and easily the
one he is most proud of. Luckily, Geoff works well with others. In 2009 Geoff was
named one of the “25 New Faces of Independent Film” by Filmmaker Magazine.
His teaching was also recognized in 2009 when he was awarded the UT’ Board
of Regents’ Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award. Geoff received two
TFPF grants in 2001 and 2004 for TRIP TO ROSWELL.
SPENCER PARSONS
Spencer Parsons is a filmmaker and writer who splits his time between Austin,
TX and Evanston, IL, where he is an Assistant Professor in the Radio-TV-Film
Dept. at Northwestern University. He served as senior programmer for the
Cinematexas International Short Film Festival, worked with the programming
committee of SXSW Film Festival, wrote frequently for The Austin Chronicle,
taught film production at UT, and directed award-winning short films such as
Resolution and Once and Future Asshole. His first feature film, I'LL COME
RUNNING, premiered at the 2008 Los Angeles Film Festival and debuts on IFC’s
Festival Direct Video On Demand service this fall. His short film CHAINSAW
FOUND JESUS played at SXSW 2011 and is currently making the rounds on the
festival circuit. His recent feature is available from IFC and SundanceNow and
was the recipient of TFPF grants in 2005 and 2007.
PJ RAVAL
Named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s "25 New Faces of Independent Film" in
2006 and Out Magazine’s "100 OUT 2010", PJ Raval discovered film and video
after working with photography and media installation art. PJ’s latest film
TRINIDAD (co-directed by Jay Hodges) is a feature documentary that uncovers
Trinidad, Colorado’s transformation from Wild West outpost to “sex change
capital of the world” and follows three influential transgender women who may
steer the rural ranching town toward becoming the “transsexual mecca”. Called
“a must see” by Ellen Huang (GLAAD), TRINIDAD recently won the Cleveland
International Film Festival Documentary Jury Award and currently can been seen
on SHOWTIME as well as MTV’s LOGO network. PJ’s previous films have won
awards such as Best Narrative Short at the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Int’l Film
Festival, Best Screenplay at the Cinematexas Int’l Film Festival, the Betty Nowlin
Award for Excellence in Filmmaking, and the Director’s Award at the Santa Cruz
Film Festival. PJ’s short film LEAD ROLE: FATHER was nominated for the
Golden Reel award at the VC Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival and named
the “programmer’s pick”. In 2004 PJ’s body of film work screened at the Artists’
Television Access (ATA) in San Francisco sponsored by the Alliance of
Emerging Creative Artists (AECA), and then again in 2006 as part of the Austin
Gay and Lesbian Film Festival’s Filmmaker Series. PJ has received 6 TFPF and
Travel Grants for various projects.
BOB RAY
With ass kicking music videos for the likes of Nashville Pussy, Fuckemos and
Riverboat Gamblers, a slew of freaky CrashToon cartoons, and three critically
acclaimed features: the stoner-comedy ROCK OPERA (SXSW ‘99), the modern
era roller derby doc HELL ON WHEELS (SXSW ‘07) and his newest flick, the
crazy-fun, touching and extremely out-there documentary TOTAL BADASS, Bob
Ray catapults the Austin counterculture onto the big screen, reveling in its
inspiring, unique and deliriously offbeat glory. Behold the oddities and
awesomeness: CrashCam Films
REEL WOMEN UT CHAPTER
Reel Women Students is the University of Texas chapter of Austin's Reel Women
(local filmmaking non-profit) that provides a support system for student
filmmakers at all levels of experience. We aim to provide students with the
knowledge, tools and connections that will better enable them to create
successful films. For this project, we have Carlyn Hudson directing, Elizabeth
“Beth” Chatelain producing, Sara Deuel editing and script supervising, Melodie
Irvin and Jordan Harrison as Assistant Producers and Therese Tran as Director
of Photography.
Elisabeth Sikes
KAREN SKLOSS
Karen Skloss works as a filmmaker and visual artist. Her films and video
installations have been shown in festivals internationally including the Cannes
Film Festival Market and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her artwork has
been exhibited at nationally juried shows such as “New American Talent,”
curated by Dan Cameron senior curator The New Museum New York, and the
triennial “22 to Watch” at the Austin Museum of Art. Her short film, SMITTEN, is
distributed through Hart Sharp Video. SUNSHINE, which premiered at the South
by Southwest Film Festival and was nationally broadcast on PBS's Emmy Award
winning series, Independent Lens, is her first documentary feature as director.
Karen’s work as an editor for documentary film has been released theatrically
across the USA and Europe; as well as shown on PBS, HBO, and in the MoMA.
Feature titles include ATOMIC ED & THE BLACK HOLE, (dir. Ellen Spiro), BE
HERE TO LOVE ME (dir. Margaret Brown), DIRT (dir. Jeff Bowden), WRIT
WRITER (dir. Susanne Mason), and TAKEN BY STORM (dir. Roddy Bogawa).
She also works in television, commercials and occasionally lectures at The
University of Texas. She received an MFA from the University of Texas at Austin
in studio art in 2005 and a bachelor’s in radio, television, and film from The
University of Texas in 1999.
BEN STEINBAUER
Ben Steinbauer (Director, Writer, Producer) made his feature directing debut with
WINNEBAGO MAN which won awards at festivals around the world before being
released theatrically in the summer of 2010. Steinbauer's short films have played
at SXSW, the Austin Film Festival and aired nationally on PBS, MTV and
Nickelodeon. He is a recipient of the Princess Grace Foundation Award for
filmmaking and holds an MFA from the Radio Television and Film Department at
the University of Texas. Additionally he is an alumnus of the undergraduate
Theater and Film department at the University of Kansas and is the co-founder of
the commercial production house, The Bear. Ben received two Travel Grants for
WINNEBAGO MAN to take the film to Hot Docs in Toronto and CineVegas.
DAVID & NATHAN ZELLNER
David and Nathan Zellner are Austin-based filmmaking siblings who have written,
produced, directed and edited numerous films and music videos that have
screened at festivals worldwide. This includes five shorts (FLOTSAM/JETSAM,
REDEMPTITUDE, AFTERMATH ON MEADOWLARK LANE, FIDDLESTIXX, and
SASQUATCH BIRTH JOURNAL 2), which premiered at the Sundance Film
Festival ('05-'11). In 2008 their feature GOLIATH, which also premiered at
Sundance, went on to be distributed by IFC Films and aired on The Sundance
Channel. That same year they made Filmmaker Magazine's annual "25 New
Faces of Independent Film."
CREDITS
CAST
Should Have Stayed at the Bus Stop:
Bus Rider- 1
Bus Rider- 2
Pedicab Pilot
Cab Driver, Traditional
Luggage Cart Man
Skateboarder- 1
Skateboarder- 2
Skateboarder- 3
Picnicker
Picnicker
Picnicker
Bob Ray
Paul Hrissikopoulos
Corri Mava
Marc Wiskemann
Benjamine Anyabine
Sam Riggs
Sikander Khan
Stephanie Tower
Dharam Khalsa
Nicole Ray
Jett Ray
Rex Ray
Picnicker
Slacker- Jilted Boyfriend
Slacker- Boyfriend
Slacker- Prodder
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Graffitti Artist
Jogging Hipster
Dead Dad
Roller Girl
Man In White
Voice of Man In White
Grocery Grabber
Hit-and-Run Son
Alternate Reality Roadkill
Just Edited
Phone Movie Fanboy
Impressed By Stunt Work
Film Blogger/Cop
Laurie Marchant
Nathan Espen
Jim Issacs
Scott Sloan
Datri Bean
Skip Gerson
Alexis Almeida
Tere Coats
Sandro Cocco
Chalo Colina
Haeli Colina
Roy Matthew Coon
Leah Durrett
Samuel J. England
Jason Flalkoff
Sarah Kihls
David Jellema
Monj Kiraly
Vivian Loftin
Jeff Luna
Caitlin Macklin
Michael May
Rachel May
Dave Quanbury
Jennifer Reel
Janet Reeves
Jessica Ryan
Chad Sabin
Julie Sabin
Bruce Salmon
Jace Toronto
Thomas Van Der Brook
Sai Zappitello
Federico Archuleta
Jeb Adame
John Chisholm
Sarah Kihls
Franc Nippels
Michael Dalmon
Chad Holt
Wyeth Miller
Bob Ray
Chance Walker
Sean Ryan
Deneice O’Connor
Chris Walters
Cop/Film Blogger
Snuff Movie Academic
Has Great Sound
Stunt Double
Callum Hurd
Carter Smith
Caleb Barwick/Maggie Lea
Chris Doubek
Hilah Johnson
Robert Lambert
Alvin Dedeaux
Fritz Blaw
Brad McCormick
Jason McNeeley
Chris Catalena
David Quin
Scott Marcus
RT (Ryan Hampton Taylor)
Leslie Naugle
John Wesley Coleman
Matt Medina
Zoe Graham
Jay Tonne Jr.
Lizzie Martinez
Kelli Bland
Justin Meeks
Argie Bonduris
Patrick McDonnell
Charlie Hurtin
Ginger Attaway
Sonny Carl Davis
Tony Wolford
Lori Witzel
Michael Zuniga
Stacy Meeks
Jonny Mars
Ashley Spillers
Caroline Karlen
Paul Gordon
Monty Muir
Michael Dalmon
Chance Walker
Ruby Walker
Dodge Evans
Lola Evans
Hartley Wise
Mallory Culbert
Don Howard
Ruby Walker
Bob Ray
Dostoyevsky Wannabe
Giant Cappuccino
Looking for Missing Friend
Been on Moon
Tura
John
Tura’s Friend
Tura’s Friend
Bush Basher
Wii Player One
Wii Player Two/Musician
Passed Out Guy
Original Ultimate Loser
The Ultimate Loser
Stephanie
Pap Pusher
T-shirt terrorist/We Are Change
Wants to Leave Country
Anti Traveler
Sidewalk Psychic
La Mass Alla (Outer Space)
Happy Go Lucky Guy
Greek Heckler
Two For One Special
Leslie in Training
Has Change Roller Girl
Cranky Cook/Businessman
Paranoid Laptop User
Traumatized Yacht Owner
Café Patron
Café Employee
Recluse
Girlfriend
Voice of TV interviewer
Voice of Drifter
Jehovah’s Witness
Man With Gun:
Kid
Kid
Kid
Kid
Kid
Liam Wise
Avi Hurewitz
Ruby Morgan
Will T. Loewen
Alex Baylor
Bill Wise
Clark Walker
David Zellner
Nathan Zellner
Yumiko Hioki
Kotaro Tsukada
Kengo Hioki
Akihiko Naruse
Tetsuya Hayakawa
Jay Duplass
Jen Tracy Duplass
Dan Eggleston
Chris Trew
Adam Parks
Christopher Lee
Sam Wainwright Douglas
Anna Margaret Hollyman
Luke Savisky
Spike Gillespie
Scott Dinger
David Wingo
Scott Whiteman
Kirk Smith
Kathy McCarty Thornberry
RAMSEY WIGGINS
HEATHER KAFKA
JAMES MCMURTRY
JON DEE GRAHAM
TOTO MIRANDA
JOSH LAMBERT
YVONNE LAMBERT
JAMES NAVAIRA
JACK FLEISCHER
BARRETT FARMER
DIOJI
TREY BAKER
DON HERTZFELDT
GEOFF MARSLETT
JOHN MERRIMAN
ROY RUNTNGAMLUG
SCOTT MASON
Kid
Kid
Kid
Kid
Kid
Talking Man
Talking Man
Kid with soda #1
Kid with soda #2
Prodder
Jilted Boyfriend
Boyfriend
Computer Fan
Guitar Player
Boyfriend
Girlfriend
Street Dweller
911-Was-an-Inside-Job
Baby Oil
Canarsie
Hitchhiker
Interviewer
Video Cameraman
Security guard
"No smoking" guy
Shoplifter
Alamo employee
The Old Anarchist
Delia
Book Thief
Robber Gang Leader
Backseat Robber
Front Seat Robber
Band Playing Outside (Octopus Project)
Band Playing Outside (Octopus Project
Band Playing Outside (Octopus Project
Watching the Band
Watching the Band
Watching the Band
Security
Guy Playing Video Games
TV Backpacker
Grad Student in the Video
Grad Student in the Video
Grad Student in the Video
Guy Who Trades the Beer
Fletcher Freeman
Christine Aprile
Dr. Andrew Costigan
Max Schuette
Louisiana Kreutz
Heather Del Rio
Allie Lane
Nick Offerman
Kevin Corrigan
Adriene Mishler
Jessie Tilton
Maggie Lea
Alejandro Rose-Garcia
Eric Lord
Will Elliott
Mimi Lopez
Gaia Bonsignore
Nathan Smith
Byron Brown
Hugo Vargas-Zesati
Brian Ramos
Kelly Williams
Miguel Alvarez
Johnny Lopez
Zak Loyd
Melanie Clemmons
Joe Alvarez
Invincible Czars
Lars Nilsen
Sarah Gay
Jessica Olsen
Daniel Metz
Mutsuko Myslinski
Atsuko Parker
Paul Soileau
Elizabeth Brammer
Chris Lucas
Julie Gillis
Evan Lucas
Ashley Jergins
Dave Mikol
Lynette Liwanag
Scott Leveque
Eric Celedonia
Karl Schmidt
Shaw Wagner
Having a Breakthrough day
Tampon Artist
Tampon Artist's assistant
Man on Porch
Working on Some Painting
WAITRESS
CUSTOMER
SCOOBY DOO PHILOSOPHER
PAPA SMURF
QUESTIONS HAPPINESS
TRAVELER
WRITER
STEVE
Doorman
Guy on Ledge
Bike Rider with Nice Shoes
Cousin from Italy
Guy at Stairs
Going to Catch a Show
To Be Buried by History
Masonic Malcontent
Doorman
Pixl-Visionary
Performer
Video Artists (VidKidz)
Video Artists (VidKidz)
Segway Man
Band
Anti-Artist
Dairy Queen Photographer
Late Night Pickup
Watching Early Morning YouTube
Walking Woman
Walking Woman
Ranter On Bike
Angry SUV driver
Yuppie Man
Yuppie Woman
Yuppie Child
Sorority Girl
Birdwatcher on Sidewalk
Hipster on Fixed Gear Bike
Hipster on Fixed Gear Bike
Hipster on Fixed Gear Bike
Hipster on Fixed Gear Bike
Hipster on Fixed Gear Bike
Matt Wright
Amanda Montgomery Wright
Ross Abel
Yael Abel
Man in Convertible Front Seat
Woman in Convertible Front Seat
Man in Convertible Back Seat
Woman in Convertible Back Seat
SCENE 1: BUS & TAXI
Director: Bob Ray
Producer: Mila Cevallos
Director of Photography: Joe Kentspeth
Editor: Bob Ray
Steadicam Operator: Joe Kentspeth
Camera Operator: Michael Crawford
Boom Operator: Robert Marchant
Sound: Kurtis D. Machler
Boom Operator: Michael Crawford
Special Effects: April Swartz
Music Supervisor: Dominique Preyer
Assistant Editor: Marc Wiskemann
Grip: Jeb Adame
Transportation Provided By: US Backline
Driver: Robert Malina
Craft Services: Letty Lamont
Production Assistant: Ruth Alfandary
Welding & Rigging: Bill Jett
Welding & Rigging: Beau Rodriguez
Post-Production Re-Recording Services: Million Dollar Sound
Camera Provided By: Dottie Tambini
Production Company: CrashCam Films
SCENE 2: PHONE CALL & POLICE
Director: Spencer Parsons
Producer: Andrew Logan
1st Assistant Director: Derek Franzese
Production Assistant: Emanuelle Salas
Production Assistant: Brian Pedersen
Director of Photography: Drew Daniels
1st Assistant Camera: Melissa Porter
2nd Assistant Camera: Aaron Leggett
Gaffer/Dolly Grip: Allen Ho
Grip: Emmett Kerr-Perkinson
Sound Recordist: Gopal Bidari
Art Director: Deneice O’Connor
Costumes: Midi Soliz
Editor: David Fabelo
Set Photographer: Jory Balsimo
Re-Recording Mixer: Lucas Segall
SCENE 3: COFFEE SHOP
Director: Rusty Kelley
D.P.: Brian Boeckman
Casting: Griffin Goetzmann
Casting: Hana Petree
Editing: Brian Boeckman
Audio: Kirk Hunter
PA: Elliott Sadler
SCENE 4: BEEN ON MOON
Director: Berndt Mader
Producer: Ben “The Bear” Steinbauer
Dir. Of Photgraphy: David McMurry
Asst. Camera: EJ Enriquez
Production Sound: James Payne
Art Director: Christie Zangrilli
Key Grip: Ezra Venetos
Gaffer: Colin Harrington
Production Manager: Seana Flanagan
Prod. Asst.: Crawford Hunt
Prod. Asst.: Stefan Gil
Sound Mix: Chris Keyland
Music: Taylor Holland
SCENE 5: CO-OP HOUSE
Written & Directed by Amy Grappell
Produced by Mikaela Thomas
Director of Photography: Christian Moore
Co - Director /Editor: Leah Marino
Assistant Director: Evan Roberts
Assistant Camera: Ken Dvorak
Sound Design: Justin Hennard
B Camera: Keith Maitland
Wardrobe: Lily Walker
Grip: Forest Croft
Grip: Travis Benn
Production Assistant: Jillian Glantz
Production Assistant: Catherine Gonzales
Production Assistant: Taylor Ward
Creative Consultant: Chris Krager
Special Thanks to David Quin for the use of his beautiful home
SCENE 6: PAP SMEAR & STREET SCENES
Director: Karen Skloss
Producer: Rolando Alonzo Romero
Producer: Evan Ho
1st AD: Drew Saplin
Director of Photography: Deborah Eve Lewis
1st AC: E.J Enriquez
2nd AC: Jeffrey Buras
Camera PA: Irene Georghiades
Production Designer: Chrissy Pazalek
Make up: Holly Hays
Costumer Designer: Chrissy Pazalek
Location Sound: Andrew Garrison
Boom Operator: Renee Stairs
Key Grip: Huay Law
Grip: John Knudsen
Grip: Roshan Murthy
Grip: Austin Culp
PA: Elizabeth Chatelain
PA: Lindsey Edge
PA: Kelly Johnson
Still Photography: Patrick Rush
Editor: Ginny Patrick
Assistant Editor: Maria Claire
Post Production Supervisor: Melinda Brown
SCENE 7: NEVER TRAUMATIZE A WOMAN SEXUALLY
Produced, written and directed by Duane Graves & Justin Meeks
Edited by Duane Graves
Director of Photography: Duane Graves
Production Designer: Duane Graves
Casting: Justin Meeks
Set Photographer: Ryan Green
Boom Operators: Michael Zuniga, Tony Wolford
Sound Recordist: Duane Graves
Costume Designer: Justin Meeks
Production Assistant: Mary Bonilla
Foley Artist: Shara Lynn Graves
SCENE 8: RECLUSES
Producers: Caroline Karlen and Scott Colquit
Director: Paul Gordon
Director of Photography: Lucas Millard
Sound Recordist: Steven DeGennaro
Production Designer and Wardrobe: Caroline Karlen
Grip: Monty Muir
Gaffer: Scott Colquitt
SCENE 9.1: KIDS
Director: Jonny Stranger
Writers: Jonny Stranger and Bill Wise
Producer: Rebecca Campbell
Producer: Ryan Long
Producer: Clark Walker
Director of Photography: Ben Powell
Camera Operator: Ben Powell
Camera Operator: Richard Chavez
Camera Operator: Rob Wheeler
Camera Operator: Mark Spacek
Key Grip: Judy K. Langford
Casting Director: Mike Hurewitz
Editor: Michael Dalmon
Editor: Benjamin Pascoe
Editor: Rob Wheeler
Editor: Leslie Smeaton
SCENE 9.2: BOYFRIENDS
Director: David Zellner
Produced and Photographed by: Nathan Zellner
Sound: Tommy Sturgis
Color: Nick Smith
Additional Camera: Clay Lifford
Edited by: Melba Jordorowsky
Translator: Yumiko Hioki
SCENE 10: AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES
Jay Duplass – Director
Megan Gilbride – Producer
Steadicam – Ralph Watson
John Bryant – Sound
SCENE 11: CONSPIRACY
Writer/Director/Producer
AD
Cinematographer/Camera Operator
Camera Operator/Location Sound
Gaffer
Best Boy Electric
John Bryant
Chris Ohlson
Mike Washlesky
Matt Wallis
Tony Brummer
Eric Cunningham
SCENE 12: MECHANICS
Written and Directed by
Sam Wainwright Douglas
Produced by
David Hartstein
Co-Producer
Adam Parks
Director of Photography/Color CorrectionClay Liford
Location Sound
Tim Dallesandro
David Hartstein
Costumes/Art Direction
Caroline Karlen
Re-recording Sound Mixer
Chris Keyland
Grips
Monty Muir
Joe Nicolosi
Stephanie Noone
Brandon Franklin
Bob Peck
SCENE 13: INTERVIEW
Director
Producer
Director of Photography
Production Sound
Camera Assistant
Gaffer
Ben Steinbauer
Berndt Mader & the Bear
David McMurry
James Payne
EJ Enriquez
Colin Harrington
Dolly Grip
Costume Design
Production Design
Production Manager
Chris Rusch
Lily Walker
Christie Zangrilli
Seana Flanagan
Production Assistants
Crawford Hunt
Stefan Gil
SCENE 14: SECURITY GUARD
Elisabeth Sikes
Gerrie McCall
Allen Ho
Leah Marino
Carlos Boillat
John Knudson
Andy Garrison
Annie Silverstein
Nathan Efstation
Alison Swett
Aaron Castillo
Director
Producer
D.P.
Editor
Camera Assistant
Camera Assistant
Sound Recordist
Audio Department
Audio Deptartment
Craft Services
Color correction
SCENE 15: BURGLARY
Director
Producer
Director of Photography
Production Designer
Camera Assistant
Camera Operator/Key Grip
Camera Assistant/Media Manager
Art Director
Editor
Mike Dolan
Paul Knaus
Jason Eitelbach
Elizabeth McClellan
Nathan Efstation
Barry Lucina
Rowland Ellis
Cara Stewart
David Fabelo
SCENE 16: TV ROOM
Director/Writer/Editor
Producers
Geoff Marslett
Robert Howell
Melissa Dalley
Director Of Photography
Amy Bench
(Underpass Scene And Hargrave Arcade)
Director Of Photography
Jason Eitelbach
(Anarchist Shootout Scene)
Production Designer
Javier Bonafont
First Assistant Director
Karinne Berstis
Key Make-Up/Hair
Susan D. Slattery
Gaffer
Key Grip
Best Boy
Sound Recordist/Boom
First Assistant Camera
Dit/Grip
Video Asst/Art Asst
Pre-Lighting Assistance
Art Assistant
Puppet Designer/Ast Puppeteer
Puppeteer
Carpenter
Prod. Asst
Rich Bond
Ben Oliver
Brad Keffer
Renee Stairs
Jeffrey Buras
Nate Gray
Colin Harrington
Billy Maccartney
Olivia Vescovo
Mabel Guccibandana
Don Hertzfeldt
Superbob
James Navaira
Erik Johnson
Barrett Farmer
Taylor Draker
Jeremy Gruy
Storyboards
Daniel Shumaker
Tv Footage Editors
Geoff Marslett
Taylor Peterson
Brian Kalah
Superbob
Assistant Editor
Erik Johnson
Sound Design/Mix
Eric Friend
Music
Octopus Project
Geoff Marslett
Special Gun Effects
Joe Nicolosi
Color Correct (Underpass And Hargrave Arcade Scenes) Dan Stuyck
Color Correct (Anarchist Shootout Scene) Joe Nicolosi
SCENE 17: OBLIQUE STRATEGIES
Bradley Beesley
Louisiana Kreutz
Berndt Mader
Todd Smiley
Kevin Blosser
Jason McKnight
Martin Pedersen
Derek Gildersleeve
Lilian Walker
Keith Lowry
Justin Hennard
Sean White
SCENE 18: LES AMIS AT NIGHT
Director/Producer
Producer/Editor
D.P
Gaffer
Art Director
Dolly Grip
Sound Mixer
Camera assistant
Wardrobe
Visual effects
Sound editor
Production Assistant
Directors
Producers
DP:
Art Director:
Sound Mixer:
Gaffer/Grip:
DIT:
Editor/Colorist:
Location and Catering
Bob Byington
Clay Liford
Seana Flanagan
Hans Graffunder
Marla Quintana
Sean Price Williams
Christina Jennings
Greg Armstrong
Reed Smith
Stephen Gurewitz
Clay Liford
Sagra
SCENE 19: DRIVE & TROPHY’S
Director
Producer
Associate Producers
Director of Photography
Production Design
Costumer
Editor
Assistant Director
Script Supervisor
1st Assistant Camera
2nd Assistant Camera
Still Photography
Gaffer
Key Grip
Grips
Sound Recordists
Boom Operator
Art Direction
Hair and Makeup
Production Assistant
Carlyn Hudson
Elizabeth Chatelain
Jordan Harrison
Sarah Gonzalez
Therese Tran
Ashlyn Fielder
Colin Wilkes
Sarah Deuel
Kelsey Coggin
Brittany Washington
Annie Silverstein
Kate Steinhebel
Ebit Breazile
Patrick Rusk
Rebecca Adams
Chithra Jeyaram
Allison Heffner
Britta Lundin
Deja Bernhardt
Nina Vizcarrando
Reneé Stairs
Erin Boyle
Hallease Clemons
Kirsten Frazee
Erin Klarer
Gabbie Burns
Filmed at: Trophy’s Bar and Grill, Austin, TX
SCENE 20: PIXEL VISIONARY
Director
Producer
Director of Photography
Assistant Director
Editor
Sound
Sound Designer
Gaffer
Assistant Camera
Second AC
Key Grip
Grips
Production Assistants
Assistant to the Director
Still Photography
Miguel Alvarez
Kelly Williams
Tomasz Werner
Jesse Klein
Daniel Stuyck
Karlo Montaño
Todd Thompson
Ben Slamka
Anand Modi
Therese Tran
Colin Harrington
Brandon Franklin
Carlos Boillat
John Knudsen
Danielle Sweet
Ebit Breazile
Caylie Dunnam
Patrick Rusk
SCENE 21: CONTINENTAL CLUB & MORNING AFTER
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
1st Assistant Camera
2nd Assistant Camera
1st Assistant Director
Hair/Makeup
Sound Mixer
Gaffer
Key Grip
Boy Boy Grip/Electric
Production Assistants
Scott Meyers
Daniel Metz
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Peter Simonite
Ralph Watson
PK Munson
Don Howe
Samantha Brooks
Katherine Miller
Michael Barnett
Scott Conn
Eric "HillBilly" Cunningham
Ashley Riggs
Rob Wadleigh
Elijah Allred
SCENE 22: RANTINGS
Director
Producer/Casting/1st AD
Director of Photography
Editor
PJ Raval
Jessie Dorfman
Drew Xanthopoulos
Gabriel Fleming
Production and Costume Designer
Assistant Camera
Gaffers
Still Photographer
Art Department
Script Supervisor and Translator
Sound Recordist
Boom Operator
Hair and Makeup Artist
Production Assistants
Pedicab Drivers
Caroline Karlen
Melissa Porter
Eric Cunningham
Jason Kupcho
Patrick Rusk
Dustin Shroff
Helen Ingham
Scott Snyder
Chilton Mendez
Adrianne Lashley
Elizabeth Chatelain
Stephanie Noone
Evan Roberts
Mikaela Thomas
Aaron Star
Paul Miranda
Catering
Ben Kullerd & Jason Wohlfahrt, Put This in Your Mouth Catering
Assistant Editor
Jessie Dorfman
Sound Designer and Re-recording Mixer Eric Friend
Visual FX
Brian Behm
SCENE 23: MOUNT BONNELL
Director
Producer
DP/Editor/VFX
Additional Camera Operator
Convertible Provided by
Chris Eska
Jacob Esquivel
Carolyn Hunt
Yuta Yamaguchi
Zachary W. Sprague
Joe Peter
POST-PRODUCTION SERVICES BY
Stuck On On
Austin, TX
On-line Editor: Parke Gregg
Assistant On-Line Editor: Daniel Stuyck
Colorist: Parke Gregg, Joe Malina
Re-recording Editors and Mixers: Lyman Hardy, Eric Friend
Post Production Coordinator: Allison Turrell
Credit Sequence Designer/Editor: Erik Allen Johnson
SLACKER 2011
Music Credits
Music Supervisor
Dominique Preyer
“Track Suit”
Performed by Minor Mishap
Marching Band
Written by Datri Bean, Rachel
Proctor-May, Dave Quanbury
Leah Durrett, Jeff Luna, Michael
May, Joe England
Published by Datri Bean Publishing
Actually A Big TV
“The Sleeping Eye Of The Watcher”
Written by Wade Allison, Jason
Tarpey
Performed by Iron Age
Published by Cyclopean Records
Courtesy of Teepee Records
“Joan Of Arc”
Written and Performed by Taylor
Holland
Published by Taylor Holland
Under License by Taylor Holland
"High On The Hog"
Performed by BFE
Written by Will Evans & Chad Holt
Published by a|s records
Courtesy of a|s records
“Cherokee”
Performed by Pong
Written by Larry Strub, Michael
Shelton, Lyman Hardy, III
Jason F. Craig, Gary Prescott
Chester
“Helping Hand”
Performed by Black Eyed Vermillion
Written by Gary Lindsey, Jim Finklea
Published by Gary Lindsey
Courtesy of 1332 Records
"Mirror Maps"
Performed by Sunset
Written by Morton Williams Baird
Published by The Moon Is Actually A
Big TV
Under License by The Moon Is
"Why Say Don't"
Performed by Bad Sports
Written by Orville Bateman Neeley III
Published by Mattitude Music LLC
Courtesy of Douchemaster Records
“Lucille”
Performed by Chris Catalena
Written by Chris Catalena
Published by Ghost Hymns
Publishing
“Chicken”
Performed by Charlie Hurtin & the
Hecklers
Written by Charlie Hurtin
"Colossus of Lodes"
Performed by Resistance Ensemble
Written by Samuel Douglas, John
Hart Asher
Published by John Hart Asher
Courtesy of Big Beard Films
“Uncle’s Blood”
Performed by The Octopus Project
Written by Joshua Lambert, Yvonne
Lambert, Gilberto Miranda
Published by Robot High School
Publishing
“Drop The Book Anarchist”
Written by Geoff Marslett
“Bitfall”
Written/Created by Michael Manzke,
MoweTek
Arranged by Eric Friend
"Decision Making Processes"
Performed by The Goin' Along
Feelin' Just Fines
Written by Lyman Hardy
“Foe By Foe…J Why J?”
Performed by Reboot Billy
Written by Johnny Lopez (ASCAP)
Published by Chingamagine Music
(ASCAP)
“Solace”
Performed by Reboot Billy
Written by Johnny Lopez (ASCAP)
Published by Chingamagine Music
(ASCAP)
“The Iron Fist Of Stalin”
Performed by Invincible Czars
Written by Joshua Jeffrey Robins
(ASCAP)
Published by Attack Lamb (ASCAP)
“Stranger In A Strange Land”
Performed by DD Dagger
Written by Allyson Lipkin
Published by Dally Devita
Courtesy of DD Dagger
“You Don’t Need The Wine”
Traditional (1921)
Written by Harry Akst, Howard
Rogers
Performed by Eddie Cantor
"Gassenhauer"
Traditional
Written by Hans Neusiedler
Arranged and Performed by Adam
Blau
Published by Alien Dog Publishing
“End Credit Song”
Performed by A Band
Written by A Songwriter
Published by A Publisher