The Delivery (I) (2008)

A reluctant-reader teen's quest for a solution to an due-yesterday English Lit assignment leads her discovering the value of the audio book. She encounters temperament, talent and a glimpse... See full summary »

Director:

Gabrielle DeCuir

Writer:

Gabrielle DeCuir

Stars:

J. Paul Boehmer, Scott Brick, Emily Janice Card

1 win.

Cast

Credited cast:
J. Paul Boehmer	...	David Copperfield
Scott Brick	...	Scott / March Hare
Emily Janice Card	...	Celia
Orson Scott Card	...	Himself
Mark Deakins	...	The Emperor
Harlan Ellison	...	Dan / White Rabbit
Lewis Hauser	...	Post-It Man
Kirby Heyborne	...	Kirby
Stephen Hoye	...	The Dormouse
Carrington MacDuffie	...	The Woman in White
Jerry Maybrook	...	Baker
Dan Musselman	...	Producer
Yuri Rasovsky	...	Himself
John Rubinstein	...	Lance / The Mad Hatter
Sean Runnette	...	Engineer

Storyline

A reluctant-reader teen's quest for a solution to an due-yesterday English Lit assignment leads her discovering the value of the audio book. She encounters temperament, talent and a glimpse of the supernatural as she wends her way through a series of recording studios, until her imagination skyrockets her into a full-blown 1830's Mad Tea Party Scene, Alice in Wonderland meets Audiobooks.

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Plot Keywords:

alice in wonderland | written by director | literacy | two word title

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Taglines:

They tried every trick in the audiobook to get her hooked

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Genres:

Short | Fantasy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 October 2008 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Skyboat Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Color:

Color (HDCAM)

Did You Know?

Trivia

Many of the actors in the film are famous audiobook narrators and science fictions writers. Hugo Award winner Orson Scott Card appears in Studio Two; the opening sequence is a take-off on his novel Ender's Game (conversations between General Graff and his underlings.) The voice overs in the film are read by Scott Brick (Publisher Weekley audiobook narrator of the Year) and Stefan Rudnicki (Grammy Award winning audiobook producer) who voices the title role of Ender in the audio series. The leading lady in the film is played by Card's daughter, Emily. Card wrote the story he reads in the film in Studio Two, The Emperor of the Air, specifically for this project.

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