Credited cast: | |||
Pat Healy | ... | Martin | |
Kene Holiday | ... | Clarence (as Kene Holliday) | |
John Baker | ... | Shank | |
Robert Longstreet | ... | Layton | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Tyler Baum | ... | Musician |
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Matt Chapman | ||
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Brent Dunn | ... | Performer (Sea of Cortez / Cello) |
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Frances Green | ... | Restaurant Patron |
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James Green | ... | Bartender |
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Libertad Green | ... | Waitress |
Michael Harding | ... | Fred | |
Barlow Jacobs | ... | Henry | |
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Carver Johns | ... | Walter |
Rebecca Mader | ... | Pam | |
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Missy Palmer | ... | (as Melissa Palmer) |
When a man answers an advertisement to train as a record producer, he's excited by the prospect of signing undiscovered musicians, only to discover his new job isn't all it's cracked up to be.
I normally don't comment on movies but this one was important to me. It shows the GREET in the entertainment world. My brother is in a band and has been trying to make it big for years. His band has paid out thousands and thousands of dollars playing in shows and working on a CD. I never really understood why. He has played on numerous cd's and hasn't been paid a penny. In the end the record labels are always paid. This movie may have a little bit more truth than some want to admit or believe. For the few that make it in big time there must be 1000's that are in the same boat. I am going on and on because I have to type 10 full lines. lol