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SPENCER
DAY
Composer
Spencer is a San Francisco-based pianist and vocalist
who has just independently released his second cd "Movie Of Your
Life" (Yonas Media). Spencer Day was a finalist on the CBS TB
Show Star Search and made a follow-up appearance on The Today Show.
He has performed many times at the Cabaret Convention held at Lincoln
Center in New York City. Spencer was awarded "Discovery of The
Year 2004" by the San Francisco Chronicle and the major San Francisco
weekly newspaper SF Weekly named him "Best Crooner 2005".
Time Out New York did a feature story on Spencer as part of their
cabaret issue (October, 2005), and his CD release party at the Cutting
Room and follow-up performance at Joe's Pub were sold-out. Dolby Labs
has selected the music video to Spencer's title track Movie of Your
Life to appear on a promotional dvd which also features music videos
by Eric Clapton and other major label artists (50,000 distribution).
www.spencerday.com
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JAQ
Music Producer
Jeffery Allen Qaiyum, known as JAQ, is a music producer and professional
b-boy, born and raised in Chicago to a German mother and Pakistani
father. He is the co-creator and director of Funk It Up About
Nothing which premiered last year at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
and won Best Musical at the Edinburgh Festival 2008. JAQ composed
music for the off-Broadway smash hit musical comedy, The Bomb-itty
of Errors which was
nominated for the Drama Desk Award, nominated for the Outer Critic's
Circle Award, and won the Jefferson Award in Chicago and the Grand
Jury Prize for Best Show at the HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen.
He composed beats for and co-stared in MTV's Scratch and Burn.
He scored and associate produced New York indie film Just Another
Story, which aired on Showtime. JAQ has produced the "Smashing"
album for the Grommits (rock/electro/hip-hop trio) and a solo hip
hop album entitled "Foul Mouth Poet". He is currently the
lead singer of Them Vs. Them, a new rock band out of Chicago, and
creates music for Nike online.
www.foulmouthpoet.com
or www.myspace.com/themvsthem |
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ADAM
HARRINGTON
Performer
A native of the Boston area, Adam is coming up on
his 10th year of living in Los Angeles. He began honing his acting
and musical theater skills while attending UCLA, performing in numerous
productions and winning the Carol Burnett Scholarship Award. Since
graduating in 2000, Adam has enjoyed the rollercoaster ride that
is the entertainment industry. He has co-starred and appeared as
a guest star on several television shows – Heroes, Dirt, Kevin
Hill, and Scrubs - to name a few. Adam also had a supporting role
in the Warner Bros. release, Torque, in which he was pushed
and yelled at by Ice Cube. And, you can catch him as Reporter #2
in the Summer's blockbuster, Iron Man. As a stand-up comic,
Adam is a regular fixture of Whiteboy Comedy and performs
regularly at The Hollywood Improv. He was a finalist in the 2003
Boston Comedy Festival and recorded his first stand up DVD last
Fall at Room 5 in Hollywood. You can check out online some sketch
comedy work he has done with the sketch groups, The Lost Nomads
and The Attack. Theater credits include:
In Communicado (Nest Arts at the DIAVOLO Space); Ivona,
Princess of Burgundia (Sacred Fools Theater); Funny Business:
The Musical (Coronet Theater). The past 2 Summers, he returned
to Cape Cod to work at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (W.H.A.T.),
performing in productions of Mojo, What the Butler
Saw, and The Pillowman.
www.theadamharrington.com
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DEBRA
ISAAC
Creative Director - Co-Producer
Debra is a Los Angeles native. She earned her B.A
in Design/Media Arts at UCLA. She then woked at Mattel for several
years creating animated toy videos. She is currently pusuing her
M.F.A in animation and digital arts at USC. She is intersted in
directing philosophical and scientific animation and is particularly
interested in simulating nature and visualizing the future. She
has worked with the Labyrinth Project at USC animating DNA and proteins.
She has also worked with various archaeologists, scientists and
non-profits.
www.spiralgalaxy.net/ |
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RENATA
RAKSHA
Art Director
Renata received her BA in Media Arts from UCLA School
of Art and Architecture. Her work crosses mediums of photography,
animation and spatial contruction with a particular interest in
dimension, light, illusion, scale, organics, and funness.
For tips, suggestions, and a gallery of Renata's sequin jackets,
contact her at:
www.renataraksha.com
Also available in German. |
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DANIEL
PONICKLY
Co-Choreographer
New York native Daniel Ponickly took to dancin' at
an early age and has managed to live a life continuing to work in
his craft. He has taught, competed, and performed Ballroom/Social
partner dance for over a decade. Some career highlights include his
work with American Ballroom Theater's Dancing Classrooms Program,
the folks that brought you the documentary Mad Hot Ballroom
as well as performing in and choreographing for the film Mona
Lisa Smile. He most recently performed at the Geffen Playhouse
and the Los Angeles Film Festival. His next project is bringing ABrT's
arts in education program to Los Angeles' public school system and
setting in place a program to teach ballroom dance to a new generation
of grade schoolers. For more information, please visit
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RAMI
HACHACHE
Musician - trumpet
Rami Hachache is a Los Angeles based musician who is
currently working on a BM in Jazz Studies at USC’s Thornton
School of Music. He has worked with a wide range of artists including
the Foo Fighters, John Paul Jones, Michael McDonald of the Doobie
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JENNIFER
M. BROUSSARD
Costumes
Jennifer M. Broussard received her formal training at the Fashion
Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles. She owns and
operates her own business, Jenn's Dream as a custom Costume Designer.
She also designs costumes for several playhouses, television and for
the Opera Department of USC's Thornton School of Music. Jennifer designed
costumes for ARK Theatre Company's production of Trojan Women, for
The Classical Theatre Lab's performance of William Shakespeare's The
Tempest, and for USC's productions of La Cenerentola, The Magic Flute,
Hansel & Gretel, Gianni Schicchi and The Impresario, Agrippina,
Cosi Fan Tutte, The Rakes Progress, Cendrillon and Idomeneo.
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