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| caption = 10th Anniversary Poster | | caption = 10th Anniversary Poster | ||
| director = [[Jeff Bell]] | | director = [[Jeff Bell]] | ||
| − | | producer = Jeff Bell | + | | producer = {{startplainlist}} |
| + | * Jeff Bell | ||
| + | * [[Nate Weiss]] | ||
| + | {{endplainlist}} | ||
| screenplay = Jeff Bell | | screenplay = Jeff Bell | ||
| based on = | | based on = | ||
| − | | starring = Chris Horton | + | | starring = {{startplainlist}} |
| + | * Chris Horton | ||
| + | * Jeff Bell | ||
| + | * Joel Bessire | ||
| + | * Bryan Boyer | ||
| + | * Nathan Weiss | ||
| + | {{endplainlist}} | ||
| music = John Murphy, Seatle Music | | music = John Murphy, Seatle Music | ||
| cinematography = Nate Weiss | | cinematography = Nate Weiss | ||
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| released = December 15, 2002 | | released = December 15, 2002 | ||
| runtime = 14 minutes | | runtime = 14 minutes | ||
| − | | country = | + | | country = |
| language = English | | language = English | ||
| − | | budget = | + | | budget = $25 |
| gross = | | gross = | ||
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==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
| − | + | A man starts asking questions about the packages he's been delivering but soon finds himself being hunted down for finding out too much. | |
| − | A man starts asking questions about the | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | *Was the second film created under the Ghost-Hat Productions name, | + | *Was the second film created under the Ghost-Hat Productions name however, was the first film completed. |
*The film was produced in part by BOLTONBROS.CO, a production company co-founded by Jeff Bell prior to the foundation of Ghost-Hat. | *The film was produced in part by BOLTONBROS.CO, a production company co-founded by Jeff Bell prior to the foundation of Ghost-Hat. | ||
*The character Jerry Burr had a different last name in the original edit of the film. His name "Jerry Dingle" was changed during a 2004 re-edit of the film. Since the actors were no longer available, any mention of the name was simply cut from dialogue and a new one added in the credits. | *The character Jerry Burr had a different last name in the original edit of the film. His name "Jerry Dingle" was changed during a 2004 re-edit of the film. Since the actors were no longer available, any mention of the name was simply cut from dialogue and a new one added in the credits. | ||
*The film was written, filmed, and edited in less than 2 weeks. It was a final project for a high school class that needed to be presented at the end of the semester. The original edit was completed a day before it was due. | *The film was written, filmed, and edited in less than 2 weeks. It was a final project for a high school class that needed to be presented at the end of the semester. The original edit was completed a day before it was due. | ||
*Houses belonging to friends of the cast and crew were used as the estates of both Vinnie and Tom. | *Houses belonging to friends of the cast and crew were used as the estates of both Vinnie and Tom. | ||
| − | *The idea for the movie came about after visiting the wooden trail seen at the end, a month prior to production. Onsite, director Jeff Bell loved the location and said he'd like to film a movie there. When time | + | *The idea for the movie came about after visiting the wooden trail seen at the end, a month prior to production. Onsite, director Jeff Bell loved the location and said he'd like to film a movie there. When it came time to make this movie, the story was written to work for that location. |
*The package of cocaine was actually a bag of sugar. | *The package of cocaine was actually a bag of sugar. | ||
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| + | ==New Prairie Universe Info== | ||
| + | ===Timeline=== | ||
| + | The events of this film take place on '''December 15, 1995'''. | ||
[[Category:Movies]] | [[Category:Movies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 5 February 2017
| To Tom Cortini | |
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 10th Anniversary Poster | |
| Directed by | Jeff Bell |
| Produced by |
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| Screenplay by | Jeff Bell |
| Starring |
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| Music by | John Murphy, Seatle Music |
| Cinematography | Nate Weiss |
| Edited by | Jeff Bell |
Production company | |
Release date | December 15, 2002 |
Running time | 14 minutes |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $25 |
To Tom Cortini, also known as TTC, is a 2002 short film that was the first to expand upon the New Prairie Universe.
Plot synopsis
A man starts asking questions about the packages he's been delivering but soon finds himself being hunted down for finding out too much.
Cast
- Chris Horton ..... Jerry Burr
- Joel Bessire ..... Tom Cortini
- Jeff Bell ..... Vinnie Sportien
- Bryan Boyer ..... Anthony
- Nate Weiss ..... Tony
- Keith Rambicure ..... Henchman #1
- Joel Bessire ..... Henchman #2
- Jeff Bell ..... Henchman #3
Trivia
- Was the second film created under the Ghost-Hat Productions name however, was the first film completed.
- The film was produced in part by BOLTONBROS.CO, a production company co-founded by Jeff Bell prior to the foundation of Ghost-Hat.
- The character Jerry Burr had a different last name in the original edit of the film. His name "Jerry Dingle" was changed during a 2004 re-edit of the film. Since the actors were no longer available, any mention of the name was simply cut from dialogue and a new one added in the credits.
- The film was written, filmed, and edited in less than 2 weeks. It was a final project for a high school class that needed to be presented at the end of the semester. The original edit was completed a day before it was due.
- Houses belonging to friends of the cast and crew were used as the estates of both Vinnie and Tom.
- The idea for the movie came about after visiting the wooden trail seen at the end, a month prior to production. Onsite, director Jeff Bell loved the location and said he'd like to film a movie there. When it came time to make this movie, the story was written to work for that location.
- The package of cocaine was actually a bag of sugar.
New Prairie Universe Info
Timeline
The events of this film take place on December 15, 1995.
