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Actor? A Documentary – A Film by DB Rich Productions LLC – www.actorthedocumentary.com 

A Film By: 

DB Rich Productions LLC 

Running Time: 76 minutes 

Produced By: 

David B Rich, Helen McCready and Lee Rudnicki 

Press Contacts: 

Annie Jeeves/Cinematic Red 

P: 323.834.9733 / E: annie@cinematicred.com 

Toula Mavridou-Messer/ CinematicRed 

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SYNOPSIS: 

This is the first ever Ani-Mentary (animated documentary) that will give you insight into 

what it means to be an actor, why they do it and how to do it better. It will be the first 

documentary to use animated characters and scenarios to narrate the interviews with real 

actors from across America.


Director & Executive Producer: 

David B Rich 

ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS: 

David B Rich has a bachelor degree in business with a post graduate degree 

in accounting. He has 30 years of accounting, auditing and financial 

planning experience. In 1987 he started doing stand-up comedy in LA and 

across the country as Barry Rich. 

In 2007 he decided to try his hand at acting so he started taking acting 

classes in the Phoenix Arizona area. He has played background roles on 

shows such as CSI and Weeds and principal roles in some independent 

films. He also works on various independent film projects in different 

capacities to learn about the various jobs on the set. 

In 2009 David decided to create a production company, DB Rich 

Productions LLC. 

Producers & Casting Producer: 

Helen McCready 

Helen McCready, casting director, CSA, who resides in Los Angeles, is the 

casting director for a number of films, most recently, "Lighthouse" with 

Danny Glover and "Margarine Wars" with Doris Roberts, Robert Loggia, 

Terri Moore, and Dee Wallace. Other credits include "Five Hour Friends", 

starring Tom Sizemore, "Just Crazy Enough", starring Chris Kattan and 

location casting for "Sleeping Around", a Leslie Greif film, along with eight 

other feature films this past year. 

Helen will produce and cast her screenplay "Dude" in 2013. She’s currently 

casting a Lifetime movie with casting director Fern Champion. 

Besides casting, producing and writing screenplays, Helen McCready is 

also an author; She uncovers everything an actor needs to know from the 

audition to booking the role in her book for actors, “Audition & Book It” & 

“Audition & Book It! Take Two. 

Music Producer: 

Lee Rudnicki 

Lee Rudnicki is an award winning musician and film producer. Lee has a 

percussion performance degree and nearly 30 years of arranging and 

music design experience. Lee serves as the producer and coordinator of 

Music Team 7, and the chief liaison with the director and producer of the 

film.


Television & Film Celebrities 

Ed Asner 

over three years. 

Versatile, committed, eloquent and talented are all adjectives that 

describe actor/activist 7-Time Emmy Award, Edward Asner who 

starred as Carl Fredricksen in Pixar's 2009 box-office-hit UP!, which 

won Best Animated Feature Film and Best Original Score -Motion 

Picture, at the 67th Annual Golden Globe® Awards as well as 

receiving The Outstanding Animated Film Award at the 82 nd Oscars. 

Asner is currently starring on Broadway in the comedy drama Grace 

opposite Paul Rudd, Michael Shannon and Kate Arrington which was 

written by Craig Wright and directed by Dexter Bullard. He has also 

been touring the country as Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the 

critically acclaimed one man show FDR which he has been doing for 

Asner has more than 100 TV credits, which include starring in the series Off the Rack, The Bronx Zoo and Thunder Alley. 

Numerous guest appearances include roles in Curb Your Enthusiasm, ER, Arliss, The Practice and a recurring role on Studio 

60 On The Sunset Strip. Asner most recently completed multiple guest star appearances on the CBS primetime series Hawaii 

Five-O starring Alex O’Loughlin and Scott Caan where he reprised his role from 25 years ago; and also guest spot on TV 

Land’s Hot In Cleveland with Betty White and completed a guest starring role on the ABC series The Middle starring 

Patricia Heaton and went on to guest star as Henry Winkler’s father on USA Network’s Royal Pains. 

One of the most honored actors in the history of television, Edward Asner has been the recipient of: 

Winner of seven Emmy Awards and 16 nominations 

Winner of five Golden Globe Awards (served as National President of the Screen Actors Guild for two terms) 

Inducted into the TV Academy Hall of Fame in 1996 

Ralph Morgan Award from the Screen Actors Guild in 2000 

38th recipient of the prestigious Life Achievement Award for career achievement and humanitarian accomplishment 

by SAG in 2002 

Lifetime Achievement Award from The Garden State Film Festival in 2012 

2nd Annual Betty White Award for Actors and Others for Animals in 2012 

The Anne Frank Human Rights Award 

The Eugene Debs Award 

Organized Labor Publications Humanitarian Award 

ACLU's Worker's Right's Committee Award 

National Emergency Civil Liberties Award 

Wolfgang Bodison 

Originally worked as a location scout for for various film-makers. 

Was working for Rob Reiner on "A Few Good Men" when Reiner 

decided he was perfect for the part of Lance Corporal Harold 

Dawson. 

Attended Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, MD. After 

"A Few Good Men" came out, he was invited to be the 

commencement speaker at Richard Montgomery's 1993 graduation 

ceremony.


Robert Loggia 

Forceful leading actor Robert Loggia left plans for a journalistic 

career behind when he began his studies with Stella Adler in New 

York and shortly after, was also invited to become a member of the 

prestigious New York Actors Studio. 

His first important Broadway assignment was 1955'S The Man With 

The Golden Arm; one year later, he made his first major film, 

Somebody Up There Likes Me. 

originally telecast on Walt Disney Presents. 

In 1958 he enjoyed a brief flurry of TV popularity as the title 

character in "The Nine Lives Of Elfego Baca," a multipart Western 

His next weekly TV assignment was as a good-guy burglar in 1967'S T.H.E. Cat. A fitfully successful movie leading man, 

Loggia was also known as a character actor, often in roles requiring quiet menace. As Richard Gere's father, Loggia 

dominated the pre-credits scenes of An Officer And A Gentleman (1981), and was equally effective as the villain in Curse Of 

The Pink Panther (1982). He played a powerful drug lord in Scarface (1983), and a Mafia functionary in Prizzi's Honor 

(1985). He was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of a two-bit detective in The Jagged Edge (1985). 

The most likeable Robert Loggia screen character thus far is his toy manufacturer in Big (1988), the film in which Loggia 

and Tom Hanks exuberantly dance to the tune of "Heart And Soul" on a gigantic keyboard. 

In 1996, he played the leading General in “Independence Day”. In his long career, he has always played a tremendous 

variety of characters. 

Randolf Mantooth 

Randolph Mantooth definitely fit the bill when he made a bankable 

name for himself in the TV medical series “Emergency” as strong but 

sensitive paramedic/firefighter "John Gage". Tall, dark and quite 

handsome, he was of Seminole Indian heritage, born in Sacramento, 

California, one of four children to a construction engineer. His 

childhood was somewhat physically unsettling in that his father's job 

career had the family moving frequently from state to state. Randy 

attended San Marcos High School in the Santa Barbara area of 

California where he participated in school plays. He received a 

scholarship to the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York 

following his studies at Santa Barbara City College. 

Randy was discovered in New York by a Universal talent agent after performing the lead in the play "Philadelphia, Here I 

Come" and returned to California. He slowly built up his resume with work on such dramatic series as “Adam-12”, 

“McCloud”, “Alias Smith and Jones”, and “Marcus Welby, M.D.”. This led to TV stardom on the popular "Emergency!" 

series in 1972 which ran over five seasons. 

After a career lull in the early 1980s, Randy found a new direction in his career with daytime soaps. He played "Clay Alden" 

in the soap opera “Loving” from 1987 through 1990, then left for personal reasons before returning to the show in 1993, this 

time in the role of "Alex Masters". Since then, he has regularly appeared on “General Hospital”, “One Life to Live”, and “As 

the World Turns”, where he has played both good guys and villains. Randy has frequently returned to his theater roots in 

such productions as "Footprints in Blood", "Back to the Blankets", "Wink Dah", "The Independence of Eddie Rose", "The 

Paper Crown", "The Inuit" and, most recently, "Rain Dance" off-Broadway in 2003.


Terry Moore 

Born Helen Luella Koford on January 7, 1929, the Los Angeles, 

California native worked as a model before she made her film debut at 

age 11 in 20th Century Fox's Maryland (1940). Throughout the 1940s, 

she worked under a variety of names (her own, Judy Ford and January 

Ford) before settling on Terry Moore in 1948. Placed under contract by 

Columbia, Moore was loaned out to RKO for one of her most famous 

films, RKO's “Mighty Joe Young”; she received an Academy Award 

nomination for her performance in Paramount's “Come Back, Little 

Sheba”. In the 1970s, she was in the news more than she was in motion 

pictures, asserting that she was the secret wife of the late billionaire 

Howard Hughes. She has starred in 77 feature films and listed among 

her leading men are Hollywood's leading legends; including Burt Lancaster, John Wayne, Cary Grant, Tyrone Power, Glenn 

Ford, Mickey Rooney, and Robert Wagner. Since she was a pilot herself, Terry played a major role in preparing Leonardo 

DiCaprio for his portrayal of Howard Hughes in “The Aviator”. 

Doris Roberts 

Doris Roberts knew she would become an actress at the age of 6 

when she played a potato in her school play and got laughs from the 

audience, initiating a continuing love affair between her and the 

theatre that would be recognized with 30 years of such award- 

‐winning performances as Terence O’Malley’s “Bad Habits 

While consistently conquering Broadway, she was equally in demand 

for dozens of motion pictures, among them such classics as “Hester 

Street” and “The Rose.” 

When Lily Tomlin coaxed her into television for “The Lily Tomlin 

Show,” she immediately conquered the medium, later co‐starring 

with Pierce Brosnan in “Remington Steele,” as well as a guest star in many of the most popular series and specials, several of 

them written for her. 

Creating the role of Marie Barone in the historic nine‐year run of “Everyone Loves Raymond,” she became a beloved 

national household name that has made her an internationally popular figure in the 160 countries where the series airs today. 

Her extensive motion picture credits include “Grandma’s Boy,” “Christmas Vacation,” “The Little Rascals” [2013], and 

“Margarine Wars.” 

Her accomplishments in every medium in the entertainment industry have brought her every award possible, including five 

Emmy’s, three Best Actress awards from Viewers For Quality Television, The American Film Institute citation as one of the 

five top actresses on television, TV Guide and critics’ awards from throughout the country. She has also been honored with a 

star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Walk of Fame in her native Bronx. 

Highly active in philanthropy, Doris was a forerunner in the fight against AIDS as one of the founders of the industry-wide 

S.T.A.G.E. Hollywood fundraiser and her own annual “Children Affected By AIDS” comedy gala, raising millions of dollars 

for AIDS relief.


Alan Thicke 

You probably know him best as the Golden Globe and seven time 

Emmy nominee, often hailed as “America’s Dad” for his seven years 

as patriarch Jason Seaver on Growing Pains. 

This popular “Go-to Boomer” is the guy they call for recurring roles 

on contemporary TV comedies such as How I Met Your Mother, 

Tosh.0, Will Farrell’s Funny or Die, Attack of the Show, Tim and 

Eric’s Awesome Show, I’m with the Band (Disney)…and in movies 

such as last year’s The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard, with Will 

Farrell and Jeremy Piven and the upcoming I Hate You, Dad with 

Adam Sandler. 

Alan has hosted blockbuster television event specials as diverse as The Emmy Awards; ABC's Olympic Gala, ABC's Disney 

Christmas and Easter Parades, the Miss Universe and Miss USA Pageants; Showtime's Comedy All-Stars; and 

NBC's World's Greatest Magic. 

In addition, Alan’s amusing punditry is a welcome invitation to talk shows including Joy Behar, Bill Maher, Regis and Kelly, 

GMA and the Today Show. 

Appearing in person, Alan has headlined the main Vegas showrooms of the Hilton, Desert Inn, and Sands, as well as Atlantic 

City’s Resorts International, and the Foxwoods and Turning Stone Casinos. 

Alan’s two humor books, HOW MEN HAVE BABIES: The Pregnant Father’s Survival Guide, and HOW TO RAISE KIDS 

WHO WON’T HATE YOU are perennial favorites, especially now that his middle son is a global Rock Star and fans are 

curious! 

Dee Wallace 

Thirty years ago, Dee Wallace, a gifted young actress from the wilds 

of Kansas, dropped into Hollywood with hopeful expectations. Two 

years later she landed the role of a lifetime and walked onto a 

soundstage knowing that playing Mary, the smart, funny young 

mother of Michael, Elliott and Gertie, was going to change her life. 

Dee is a true tour de force, working with every kind of co-star from 

“Cujo” to “Lassie”, as well as countless directors, producers and some 

of Hollywood's biggest names, who personalities fell somewhere 

between the two, including Peter Jackson, Wes Craven, Joe Dante, 

Stephen King and Blake Edwards. Ms. Wallace became an icon in the 

role that would define motherhood for a generation, as Mary in Stephen 

Speilberg's “ET: The Extraterrestrial”. Her 130 films range from some of the scariest to some of the funniest ever made, 

including “Cujo”, “The Howling”, “10”, “The Frighteners” and “Critters”. 

She has starred in four television series and more than 400 commercials and is one of Hollywood's most sought-after TV guest 

stars including appearances in Grey's Anatomy; Cold Case; Without a Trace; Ghost Whisperer; My Name is Earl; Criminal 

Minds, Saving Grace, Law and Order, and The Office. A beloved acting coach, she is also an internationally known healer, 

with two global radio shows and a series of healing seminars. Her insight into the joy of “conscious creation” was one of the 

reasons she was led to share her knowing with a larger audience through Bright Light. 

In her recently released third book, Bright Light (O-Books), she takes readers along on Wallace's emotional, spiritual and 

professional journey but even as we cheer for her triumphs and grieve for her unbearable losses, she doesn't allow us to sit on 

the sidelines as merely an audience to her life. Rather she uses her journey as a metaphor for always expanding the lessons she 

experienced in her own life to a larger wisdom valuable for all of us. Her gifted writing is inclusive, reaching out to connect 

with readers as with unflinching honesty she takes responsibility for the manifestation of pain and disappointments in her life, 

as well as the creation of love and happiness for its joys and successes. And she beckons her readers, who almost 

imperceptibly recognize their own journey, to learn from the spiritual lessons, which are the focus of each chapter.


Voice-Over Talent 

Danielle McNichol 

Danielle McNichol was born and raised in London, Ontario, Canada. Growing up Danielle became an 

accomplished Equestrian with her sights set on competing as an Olympic show-jumper. 

Aged 7 she booked her first modeling job before signing with the prestigious Elite Modeling Agency in New 

York. 

After modeling her way around the world, Danielle took a break and completed a bachelor’s Degree in 

Sociology and then returned to entertainment as an actress, studying improvisation at The Second City. 

Ruben Angelo 

Ruben Angelo is an American actor, singer, writer and producer best known for his work within independent 

film. He has completed close to 26 feature and short film projects. As of recent, he has received great 

response for his leading portrayal of a man faced with the inevitable in "Time of Death" and for his critically 

acclaimed breakout performance in "Ten To Eternity". Fortunate to have worked with some of the best 

production and acting talent in the industry, Angelo is excited for what the future has in store. Including many 

web, television, and feature film projects that are currently in pre and post production, one of which is the tv 

series "H.O.P.E". 

With an undying determination to continually grow in his abilities and a talent for wearing many different 

hats, Ruben Angelo is one actor/filmmaker who you will definitely see more of in the future. 

Brandon Shepard 

Comfortable both on an off camera, some of the places you may see Brandon Shepard’s work air are on 

television series such as Fatal Encounters on NBC Universal, 1000 Ways to Die on Spike TV, National 

run music video Top of the World by Aital Segal, as well as in Feature Films such as Away we Go on 

Universal Pictures, One American Christmas - Heritage Entertainment and Speak No Evil - Gas Mask 

Productions, starring Gabrielle Stone… just to name a few.


John Schile 

Although John has been acting since 1964, he has been pursuing it professionally since 2005. Since 

retiring from business he has appeared in over 30 film projects and is proud to be a part of David Rich’s 

“Actor? A Documentary,” his 7th feature film. 

His first feature, "Netherbeast Incorporated", directed by Dean Ronalds, was released to DVD in Jan. 

09. It's a film in which he appears with Dave Foley, Darrell Hammond, Robert Wagner, Steve Burns, 

Judd Nelson, Jason Mewes and Amy Davidson. 

On film John has played judges, detectives, policemen, businessmen, a producer, senator, general, 

killer, psychic, loving husband and a grandfather and has appeared in over 70 theatrical productions. 

He also received an "ariZoni award" as best supporting actor for 2005 for his performance in Terry 

Earp's original play about restaurateur Jack Durant, "In My Humble Opinion." 

He was nominated once again in 2006 for his portrayal of Mr. Saunders in Tempe Little Theater's production of "Lend Me a Tenor." 

Marcus Holder 

Marcus Holder is an American actor, photographer, and graphic designer in Phoenix, Arizona. 

He made his stage debut in William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" and spent much of his teen years 

acting in several other plays and musicals. In the summer of 2011, Marcus was signed to the 

Ford/Robert Black Agency in Scottsdale, AZ making a turn from the stage to film and television. 

He has appeared in commercials for Hyundai and Coldstone, student films, and most notably "Actor? A 

Documentary," lending his voice talents to three of the animated characters as well as a credit for 

character design. 

He currently attends Collins College and is expected to graduate with a BFA in Graphic Design in May 

of 2014. 

Linda Waymire 

Linda is the owner/founder of Waymire Studios in Arizona. She has combined her expertise in the 

performing and healing arts to share with students her philosophy of “holistic” acting and “connected” 

living. “There is so much to teach and even more to learn.” Linda’s philosophy is that we must all be 

constantly learning and training, including the trainers. 

Linda has developed a technique for life, GUT REACTING, which has benefited countless actors and 

other professionals, as well as parents. Her technique has received rave reviews when students discover an 

easy and effortless method of “connecting and communicating”. 

Linda has performed in film, theater and commercials, including voiceovers. She is a vocalist and has a 

passion for singing various music genres including, but not limited to blues, oldies, classic country and folk. 

Linda began her career with a goal of “Touching one life at a time through the Arts”, and it has become her studio’s mission. She is often 

heard saying, “If you leave my studio and you’ve become a better actor, that’s fantastic. My goal, however, is that when you leave here, 

you’ve become a better human being.” 

Michael Hanelin 

Michael Hanelin is an interventional radiologist with a special interest in uterine fibroid embolization. When 

he's not at the hospital, Michael is a dedicated film actor who has starred in many local short and feature films, 

such as Damsel, Voices from the Grave, Off Track and The Deconstruction of David Kennedy. 

Some of his projects have been played at the Phoenix Film Festival, Phoenix Comicon, the IFP Masterpiece 

Challenge and the IFP 48 hour Challenge. 

He had the pleasure of studying film and television technique with Marla Finn and (the late, Emmy winning 

producer) Peter Stelzer at the Phoenix Film Institute. He continues to take classes with Marla Finn, and has 

supplemented his studies with courses from Kevin R. Phipps on the Meisner approach. He one day hopes to 

play a doctor on TV.


CLOSING CREDITS: 

Written, Directed and Produced by 

Produced by 

Executive Producers 

Editor 

Music Supervisors 

Casting 

David Rich 

Helen McCready and Lee Rudnicki 

David Rich and Beverly Rich 

Nick Hrycyk 

Lee Rudnicki 

Helen McCready, CSA 

Ruben Angelo 

Danielle McNichol 

Brandon Shepard 

John Schile 

Linda Waymire 

Marcus Holder 

Michael Hanelin 

Barry Rich 

Voice Over Talent 

Lou 

Ping and Little Girl In Auditorium 

Oscar Man, GPS, Abe Normal and Guy in extra holding room 

Mr. Angles and Bald Guy in Casting Session 

Audience Member, Receptionist, Woman at Table in Casting 

Session/Holding Area 

Waiters 1 and 2 and Young Guy Driving Golf Cart 

Guard and Guy in Casting Session 

Announcer in Opening and in Casting Office and Speaker in 

Closing Scene 

Celebrities who appeared in the movie in Alphabetical order: 

Ed Asner 

Wolfgang Bodison 

Robert Loggia 

Randolf Mantooth 

Terry Moore 

Doris Roberts 

Alan Thicke 

Dee Wallace 

Interviewed with the following Casting Directors: 

Fern Champion 

Helen McCready 

Scott Wissner 

Paul Weber 

Special Thanks to Annie Schwartz, agent and Amy Macnow, manager 

The Following Companies Provided Space to record the interviews: 

New York Marriott Downtown-New York City 

Fairfield Inn Warren MI-Detroit 

Remington Talent Agency-Las Vegas 

Residence Inn El Segundo-Los Angeles 

DB Rich Production Offices-Phoenix 

Actor? LLC film in conjunction with DB Rich Productions LLC


Kamila Abdulhalim 

Kailin Adalina 

Angela Afionis 

Juan Aguire 

Lonnie Alexandra 

Linney Allen 

Ruben Alvez 

Vinny Anand 

Emidio Antonio 

Bernard Baima 

Antonia Bandon 

Bob Bar 

Faith Barge 

Altorro Black 

Bonnie Bloss 

Alice Bowden 

Michael Braizier 

Dana Branen 

Greg Bronson 

Alan Brown 

James Burton 

Michael Butler 

Cheryl Campbell 

Kevin Cannon 

Pat Caporuscio 

Tom Cassell 

Elissa Cavender 

Alex Chester 

Lori Cohen 

Shaela Cook 

Alfredo Correa 

Jack Coughlin 

Joseph Covino 

Walter Cox 

Krystle Dawn 

Charley Delapena 

Jordyn DeMarco 

Deborah Destefano 

Donato DiMarinis 

Charlie DiPinto 

Matt Donnelly 

Dee Drenta 

Vanessa Eicholtz 

Tokkyo Faison 

Sonja Fisher 

Erin Flannery 

Nathan Ford 

Richard Ford 

Steve Fox 

Sally Ann Francis 

Cade Frankson 

Robert Gambino 

Gene Ganssle 

David Geister 

David Ghilardi 

Penny Gibbs 

David Giebelstein 

Caitlan Gold 

Jose Ignacio Gomez 

Paul Gordon 

Clara Govinden 

Deborah Green 

Actor? A Documentary 

The Following Actor actors were interviewed and appear in the movie 

Sunit Gupta 

Jennifer Hall 

Gabe Hamilton 

Michael Harrelson 

Andrew Harvey 

Gerald Hendrick 

Terri Hicks 

Kimberly Hill 

Preston Hill 

Rhonda Housand 

Charlie House 

Erika Hoveland 

Scott Huard 

Mark Jager 

Dallas James 

Kathy Jefferson 

Masai Jenkins 

David Jerome 

Sam Jevola 

Cindy Johnson 

Melissa Johnson 

William Patrick Johnson 

Antwon Jones 

Paul John Joyce 

Yarek Kaczmarzyk 

LT Kidd 

Sarika Kohslagupta 

Bill Lackner 

Paul Lang 

James Leatherman 

Will Leon 

Yarc Lewison 

Karen Lewslader 

Carol Ann Liebman 

Jason Lockhart 

Michael London 

Keith Lopez 

Vincent Lopez 

Sarah Lovell 

Reggie Luck 

Keith Lyle 

Sonja Macari 

Anna Maganini 

Katelyn Malum 

Ethan Markus 

Steve Marmon 

Rachel Martinez 

Sullivan Matheson 

Maria Mav 

Carlos Mayes 

Mary McGloin 

Mark Mcuyer 

Max Mendoza 

Nancy Mercurio 

Rusty Meyers 

Karen Minard 

Natasha Missick 

Sarah Moss 

Adam P Murphy 

Ashley Musacchio 

Dena Navarroli 

Talus Night 

Dawn Nixon 

Nikolas O'Brien 

David O'Hara 

William Dean O'Neil 

Randy Oppemheimer 

Anna Paris 

Sam Paugh 

Emma Pearson 

Marissa Pebble 

Garen Petrossian 

Martin Pfeffercorm 

Mickey Pizzo 

Luc Robert Poirier 

Karen Pollard 

Chuck Prater 

TJ Quicksilver 

Eric Ranney 

Terry Reed 

David Reiner 

Richard Romero 

Jusie Rossitto 

Elizabeth Rowe 

Stephanie Ryan 

Steven Sachs 

Nichole Sadighi 

Allsia Seaton 

Stacey Shelvin 

Alesia Simmons 

Todd Simmons 

Lesley Sluzynski 

Daiquan Smith 

Octavia Solorio 

G.Scott Spence 

Eric Stafford 

Alexandria Stevens 

Rashida Stewart 

Jean Sulli 

Andy Taylor 

Jenna Thall 

Lisa Thierry 

JR Thompson 

Joseph Tinpan 

Susan C Todd 

JoAnne Toeny 

Jae Toyota 

Camme Tyla 

Geraldine Uy 

Jenelle Lee Velazquez 

Kaleb Villa 

Kyle Villa 

Eveyln Voura 

Don Walsh 

Linda Waymire 

JoJo Westmoreland 

Brian Wilson 

Alison Winter 

Kim Wolcott 

Kenneth Wood 

Lonnie Woodley 

Rick Bober Wooley 

Mala Wright 

Revon Yousif 

Tony Zanlungo 

Alexander Zisary


Post Production Producer 

Music Supervisor 

Animation by 

Directed by 

Creative Director 

Story Editors 

Art Direction 

Graphic Design 

Studio Supervisor 

Animation Supervisor 

Concept Design Supervisor 

Concept Animation 

Lead Animator 

Character Animators & Compositing 

Post Production Services provided by 

Compositing Supervisor 

Smoke Operator 

Post Production Supervisor 

Post Production Coordinator 

Production Executive 

Production Accountant 

Editorial Services produced by 

Editor 

Assistant Editors 

Audio services provided by 

Sound Design 

Production Attorney 

Legal Assistant 

Post Production Auditor 

John Orland 

Lee Rudnicki 

Digital Image Studios LLC 

Oakland County, MI 

Magnus Vee 

David Hellie 

David Hellie, Donald Coon, 

Matt Kleis, Benjamin Misky 

Donald Coon 

Benjamin Misky, 

Nikola Miladinovic 

Trevor Roth 

Matt Kleis 

David Hellie 

Ryan Romans 

Matt Kleis 

Daniel Evans, Juan Flores, 

Raj Kumar, Deependra Singh, 

Jeremy Tsao, Nick Miladinovic, 

Benjamin Misky, Trevor Roth, 

Sammy Elnidani 

Digital Image Studios, LLC 

Paul Davidson 

Matthew Weng 

Maryellen Clinton 

Cathy Miller 

Charles Kaiser 

Tricia Greggart 

Bluefish Post LLC 

Wayne County, MI 

Nick Hrycyk 

Gail Costello, Rob Smith 

Oracle AMS 

Oakland County, MI 

Patrick Harwood 

Spencer Maebe 

Lee Rudnicki, Esq. 

Prasan Joshi 

Tiffany N. Frohling CPA 

Frohling & Associates 

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SIR GROOVY MUSIC CONSULTANTS – Karimah Day and James Stachnik 

Thank You 

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