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 Marc Moser |
The lead role in the "John Doe" project cannot be brought to life better by any other independent film actor than Marc Moser. His talents; over the years of study, practice and experience bring to the set a persona which will undoubtedly be recognized by the film industry as sheer genius. His beginnings were hashed out with many other independent film makers yet, he seems to be singled out for the respect, courtesy and knowledge of film production which make him the best all around choice for this series. John has a real working knowledge of all aspects related to bringing about the best from any script. He has worked in front of and behind the camera as an actor and cinematographer. Also his input has been an asset to several up and coming directors and producers of future award winning independent productions. | ||
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 Jeffrey Fritz |
Jeffrey
J. Fritz is the co-founder of Moneyball Production Ltd. Moneyball is
production company focused on writing and producing feature films. Jeff
is the co-writer of Spite and Lilly Pad two full length scripts. Jeff
has focused primarily on producing writing and acting. He is one of
main cast members of The Human Zoo and one of d its producers. Jeff
is also the Associate Producer on Peace by Piece a full length feature
and was the assistant director during production. Currently Jeff seeing
the film through post production as the post supervisor. Moneyball Production
is in the mist of securing funding for their first feature Spite and
in production of a documentary based on production in the music field.
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 David Thal |
David
is currently practicing as an architect and has been very active in
the film/entertainment industry. David's work bridges architecture,
design, art, film+ - blending aesthetics with functionality, reflecting
attention to detail and commitment to research. He is as adept at identifying
and defining a client's key organizational issues and objectives as
he is at creating effective design solutions. His work has earned him
grants and awards in the areas of photography, art, public art competitions,
interior design and architecture. He is a cast member of the sketch
comedy troupe, "The Human Zoo" and assists in the details of it's business
and public relations. David has been involved with many film projects
(on-screen and behind the scenes) throughout the city and across the
country, including extra roles in "Telling Lies in America", "My Summer
Story", "Double Dragon"; crew for MDI's "Twisted";
and most recently, extra roles in HBO's: "Proximity"; MTV's "Godsmack"
music video; and a featured role in a WWII documentary on the History
Channel.
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 Mark Colella |
Mark,
a recent victim of the dot com boom/bust, is taking advantage of this
down time to concentrate on his stand-up comedy act and write a short
play titled "What Gives You the Right to Come and See My Play?" When
he's not busy entertaining on the mic you can find Mark performing with
the subversive sketch-comedy troupe "The Human Zoo". In a recent interview
Mr. Colella had this to say about his work with the cast of The Zoo,
"...it's great, I get to dress up in pampers and act like I'm eating
my own feces. The crowd just loves it."
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 Charles E. Phelps |
Charles
attended Kent State University with a degree in radio/television production.
It is his dream to become the next recognizable face in the film industry.
His credits are as follows: Joe Cabot in a stage adaptation of Reservoir
Dogs. The 50's Sitcom Husband in By Way of my Mother, which was a feature
of a Kent State Theater Festival called Fringe Fest. I played Mike in
an idie film called The Leafeater.
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 Andrew Schofield |
In 1988, Andrew Schofield, had a desire to become an actor. He started his career in such films as "The Babe Ruth Story" and "Major League" where he was an extra. Since then he's appeared in over 70 films both independent and major motion picture. He's carried not only extra roles, but he's been featured in supporting as well as lead roles in his career. As of this year, he had a supporting role in "Silent Service" which aired on the history channel. His interest vary. He's into TaeKwanDo and stunts for movies. He's been featured doing stunts in such movies as "Sultana" which is documentary on the Civil War, and "Common Sense Self Defense for Women which he is featured in all four videos. | ||
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Ryan
Vania
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Dan
Wilbur
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Dan is a younger member of the group straight from Cleveland's St. Ignatius High School. His dream, like most, is to become the owner of the largest french cheese company in all of Europe. But, while in the states, he focuses on perfecting his stage talents at the Beck Center for the Arts in Lakewood. Dan has been in many plays since the age of six, including: Tartuffe, As You Like It, and Baby with the Bathwater. This is his first film and looks forward to working on new projects in the near future. | ||
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Mike
Bove
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Mike Bove doesn't know much yet about anything, but that could be perhaps because he's a high school sophomore. He's never been to an acting class in his life and has only really made one short film, entitled "The Mysterious Orange" which goes over generally well. He's getting better at networking with others of his ilk and will be appearing in a short film or two soon to come. Look out for his talents, he's slick like a cat and vicious like a bear when it comes to getting the right footage and making good video. Hell yes." | ||
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Courtney
DeOreo
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Patrick
Lafferty
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