Pulp Diction - Sonnyboo ONE SHOTS

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Can you tell a story in a single shot ? "One Shots" are a filmmaking excersize where we try to tell a simple, but complete story in a single shot.

Synopsis - A dysfunctional hit man attempts to emulate his hero.

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WINNER, 2nd Place for the Audience Award for the SIXTY SECOND FILM FESTIVAL 2004 Online Festival MORE INFO HERE

Official Selection to the Twisted Spine Micro Film Festival screenings in Cleveland Ohio on May 22nd, 2004.

Official Selection & Honorable Mention to the Digital Independent Film Festival in Hawaii May 1st, 2004.

Official Selection to the Mad River Microcinema screenings in Billings, Montana on May 9th and 11th, 2004.

Official Selection at the IU South Bend Film & Video Festival in South Bend, Inidiana University April 9th, 10th, 2004.

Official Selection to ARLENE's GROCERY PICTURE SHOW in New York, NY April 11th, 2004

Official Selection at the Freedom Film Festival - 4:PM Feb 28th, 2004 in Philadelphia MORE INFO HERE

Official Selection at the Wreck Beach Film Festival in Ontario, Canada June 19th-20th, 2004

Official selection at the Second Cine April 1st, 2003 at the Second City Theater in Toronto, Canada

Official Selection at the Wellfair Film Festival in Atlanta, GA January 27th, 2004.

Official Selection at the Ohio Independent Film Festival in Cleveland, Ohio November 6th, 2003.

Official Selection to the GIGGLESHORTS International Comedy Short Film Festival in Toronto, Canada, as a part of the "Mini Giggles" June 12th, 2003 and also the GiggleShorts Film Festival, "Largest Comedy Shorts Festival in the world", September 24-28th, 2003

Official Selection at the Sivad Festival of Independent Films- April 25th, 2003, at Madlab Theater MORE INFO HERE

Official Selection at the ZENGENIUS monthly Short Film Screenings - April 21st, 2003, 350 E. First Ave., Columbus, OH 43201 MORE INFO HERE

Official Selection to the FOXGRAPE FILM SERIES

Official Selection at the Queen City Film Festival in Cincinnati, Ohio September 13th, 2003.

Starring Quinn Patterson, George Caleodis, & Bret Dahlgren
Directed by Peter John Ross
Written by George Caleodis, Quinn Patterson, & Peter John Ross
Produced by George Caleodis, Joe Teeters, & Sonny Boo
Music by David Schmoll
Cinematography - John Fromes
First Asst. Director - Derek Rimelspach
Editor - Peter John Ross
Dolly Grip - Brandy Seymour
Production Assistant - Linda Byrket
Special Thanks to SECOND CITY CLEVELAND, Kim Viccarone, Tavares Teleproductions, Holly Magnani, & Maria Corell

Shot on location at the Second City Cleveland. George is an instructior at Second City and on the main stage cast, David Schmoll is the music director, and Quinn Patterson is on the Main Stage Cast of Second City. We lovingly used a dolly from Tavares Teleproductions, transported by Holly Magnani's car.

George Caleodis was born and reared in Steubenville, Ohio (home of Traci Lords), and earned a Master of Science degree in Mathematics from The Ohio State University. Caleodis made his improvisation and comedy debut in Columbus, Ohio and has performed with Cabaret Dada, Midwest Comedy Tool & Die and The Slipshod Theatre Company. His stand-up credits include opening for Rita Rudner, Larry 'Uncle Lar' Reeb, and The Righteous Brothers.

Quinn Patterson is an Elyria native, working as a stand-up comedian at the Improv in Cleveland's Flats. Quinn actually is an African American, this is not a special effect.

David Schmoll brings more than 20 years of professional touring and recording experience to northeast Ohio's theater community. An accomplished musician, producer, and teacher, he is equally at home on stage, in the studio, or in the classroom. He has served as music director for Cabaret Dada Improvisational Theater, The Cleveland Play House Reading Company, Habitat For Insanity and Girls With Big Wits. Dave can also be heard rocking out on the new studio release from Kent-based acoustic funk duo 2 Skinny Dorks.

Bret has never been an extra before, but he sure did a great job sitting perfectly still. He could play a corpse.