Triggerfish (2015)

It's just a regular night for the band, Triggerfish. Late Monday night rehearsal... check! Bickering and playing some raw punk rock in between... check! Figuring out how to get themselves ... See full summary »

Director:

Mike Viney

Writers:

Candi Clare, Candi Clare

Stars:

Davis Osborne, Paul Gibson, Candi Clare

Cast

Credited cast:
Davis Osborne	...	Clutch
Paul Gibson	...	Lance Crosby
Candi Clare	...	Corey Felson
Raine Mercer	...	Sasha Tranchino
Derek Ahonen	...	Ronnie Randini
Berry Newkirk	...	Jamie Palumbo
Robert Cregan	...	Preston
Justin Noble	...	John Butler
Nate Worthy	...	Ralph Jefferson
Zachery Byrd	...	Dennis (as Zack Byrd)
Tim Ross	...	Ross Plachette
Kara Jackson	...	Iris Melendez
Angel Garet	...	Ricky
Terrie Jameson	...	Waitress
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tim Holt	...	Paco

Storyline

It's just a regular night for the band, Triggerfish. Late Monday night rehearsal... check! Bickering and playing some raw punk rock in between... check! Figuring out how to get themselves out of a near-hostage situation with a camera following them... um, wait. So maybe that part's slightly out of the ordinary. Clutch, Corey, Lance and Sasha are Triggerfish. They are poorly managed by an arrogant junkie-type, Ronnie Randini. Ronnie is convinced that having a film school student doing a documentary on the band is gonna be the push they need to get into the mainstream. He has no idea how far this will go. This is the story of TRIGGERFISH!

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Plot Keywords:

punk | band manager | rock band | one word title | rockumentary | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Music

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$200,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

78 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

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