Unbalanced: Pilot (TV 2009)When Wendy Woodward's imagination begins twisting itself into real-world hallucinations, her brother Ian must find her the help she needs while fending off monsters, demons, and landlords. A comedy about the promise and peril of escapism. Director:Jeremiah JordanWriter:Neil Reynolds |
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Title: Unbalanced: Pilot (TV 2009)
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Jane Lee | ... |
Wendy Woodward
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Ryan Petti | ... |
Ian Woodward
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Brian Church | ... |
Mongor the HeartGouger
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Taylor Newhall | ... |
Carl
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Michelle Barbera | ... |
Dr. Linda March
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Harry Gordon | ... |
Dr. Derald March
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Matt Chapuran | ... |
Kursky
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Maria Ciampa | ... |
Hotel Receptionist
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Aaron Crutchfield | ... |
Coworker
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Steve Delfino | ... |
Landlord
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Jeremiah Jordan | ... |
Park Guy
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Erin McGhee | ... |
Park Girl
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Bryce Read | ... |
Ian's Temp Agent
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Neil Reynolds | ... |
Temp Agent
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Sarah Reynolds | ... |
Laid off Mom
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When Wendy Woodward's imagination begins twisting itself into real-world hallucinations, her brother Ian must find her the help she needs while fending off monsters, demons, and landlords. A comedy about the promise and peril of escapism.
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14 October 2009 (USA) See more »Box Office
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I was invited to the first private screening in Cambridge and I had a great time watching this pilot. There are a lot of familiar faces for anybody who's seen an improv show in Boston in the last five years, and they acquit themselves well on film. The pilot is smart, very funny in places and very weird in others. The brother-sister duo who comprise the main characters have a great chemistry. Left with lots of questions but had a totally satisfying story.
I wish the filmmakers the best on the festival circuit. There were still a few tweaks to be made according to the curtain speech, but it looked very slick to me. Happy to see such professional work coming from Boston talent!