The Fifteen Minute Show (2003)

Jack Tyler and Brian Goad are just a couple of students with another idea for a campus TV show, so nobody expects much when the first episode of The Fifteen Minute Show airs. But when the ... See full summary »

Directors:

Brian Goad, Michael McIlraith

Writer:

Jack Stahlmann

Stars:

Jack Stahlmann, Justin Knepp, Meg Held

Cast

Credited cast:
Jack Stahlmann	...	Jack Tyler
Justin Knepp	...	Brian Goad
Meg Held	...	Mystery Dream Girl
Bob Dinn	...	Bob
Steve Timm	...	Judge
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Charles Anness	...	Fifteen Minute Show Historian
Joe Baumgartner	...	Pee-er #2
Brandon Chapman	...	Juror #1
Greg Cook	...	Paramedic
Rob Farber	...	Makeout Guy
Ernie Ford	...	President Bobby Lincoln
Brian Goad	...	Himself
Maggie James	...	Makeout Girl
Tara Karasch	...	Bikini Girl
Michael McIlraith	...	Cop

Storyline

Jack Tyler and Brian Goad are just a couple of students with another idea for a campus TV show, so nobody expects much when the first episode of The Fifteen Minute Show airs. But when the show becomes a runaway hit, everyone wants a piece of the action. While fighting off the advances of the beautiful Mystery Dream Girl, avoiding the wrath of the bitter station manager, and breaking in a new key grip, Jack and Brian plan an episode that will either be their ultimate triumph, or their greatest downfall. A film that not only mocks, but also embraces the crappy production quality of college television, the producers guarantee that you'll love this movie*. Through the trials of Jack and Brian, you'll learn compassion**, understanding*** and above all else, that peeing on pants on television is "strictly prohibited." * Guarantee good only in Great Britain circa 1860 ** Intolerance *** How to turn off your DVD player

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

pen 15 Productions

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 September 2003 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Indiana, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$3,500 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Pen15 Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

User Reviews

Good for what it is

This movie is excellent when you consider it was the first feature written and directed by Pen15 Productions. Their budget was only $300. DePauw had no

film classes. The actors consisted of college students with very busy schedules. And the producers and directors still took a full load of classes (non-pertaining to this film) had fun and enjoyed their senior year. As a side note one of the producers and directors was not a senior.