intersection

The original web series “Intersection” follows two sets of friends - no-longer-that-young artists and professionals, struggling to let go of unrealized dreams, trust in what they’ve got, and walk away from what’s safe to take a chance on happiness. Career, friendship and romantic relationships intersect as they continue to discover that sometimes “making it” in the big city can be more like making it through.

Episode 1

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009 - A surprise visitor throws a wrench into a couple's evening plans.

Episode 2

Thursday, March 5th, 2009 - New beginnings for several different people creates excitement, anxiety and a lot of questions.

Episode 3

Thursday, March 5th, 2009 - Two separate groups of friends get together over drinks and games to catch up and swap stories.

Episode 4

Friday, March 6th, 2009 - Karen tries to pick up the pieces and jump start her new life while Darlene has an audition that goes awry.

Episode 5

Monday, March 16th, 2009 - Darlene starts at a new temp job while the realities of a new business set in for Lynda. Meanwhile, Cindy catches up with an old friend.

Episode 6

Friday, March 27th, 2009 - The girls go on an outing to see a musician Cindy is curious about as Jeff starts to wear out his welcome.

Episode 7

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 - Hal lays down the law while a co-worker has a surprise for Karen.

Episode 8

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 - New friends get to know each other better over lunch and Cindy's sister comes for a visit.

Episode 9

Friday, April 3rd, 2009 - Karen may have forgotten an important date as Megan and Cindy have a little too much to drink.

Episode 10

Friday, April 3rd, 2009 - Cindy walks her sister to the train station and Hal helps Jeff look for an apartment.

Episode 11

Friday, April 10th, 2009 - Jeff does some recon while Cindy starts a new collaboration.

Episode 12

Friday, April 10th, 2009 - Lynda has her date as Jeff continues his apartment search.

Episode 13

Saturday, April 11th, 2009 - Jeff comes up with a plan while Cindy and Darlene go to visit Denton's family.

Trailer

Trailer for Myriad Arts upcoming web series "Intersection" starring Gabe Silva, Jessica Stone, Becca Ayers, Stephen Ott, Cotton Wright and Merritt Minnemeyer. The song is "This Is: The Graduation Song" written and performed by Jenn Grinels. "Intersection" premieres on Blip on January 31st. 2012.

Named after the famous baseball poem “Casey at the Bat”, Casey’s dream of playing professional ball only took him as far as Farmingdale State’s college team. Passed over by recruiters, Casey and his buddy bartended their way out of Long Island to Manhattan. Casey married young and up, and for a wedding present his well-to-do wife asked daddy for a bar. Unlike the marriage (which tanked after a year) “Casey’s” has thrived and its namesake is happy enough to simply profit off selling drinks during the World Series instead of playing in the game.

Cindy has always been a performer – from belting showtunes at family reunions as a child to dominating talent shows in high school and then college. Through most of her formative life, she was always the most talented person in the room – the voice of an angel, the ability to master almost any instrument and perhaps most of all – that intangible stage presence most artists would kill for. It was only natural for her to move to New York, but upon arrival, she quickly realized wasn’t the belle of every ball anymore. Though her talent was undeniable, it took her awhile to develop the work ethic and the drive she required to have an impact on the New York music scene. After years of toiling, she finally has figured it out – finding the right collaborators, the right songs and the right image to acquire a following. In terms of her personal life, Cindy is a bit of serial monogamist – going through medium-length relationships with the same pattern. High hopes and strong attraction to them in the beginning and then the apathy and the boredom set in. With every guy she dated, she always felt there was something missing. A year and a half ago, she met the first person to break that pattern. However, no relationship could ever distract Cindy from her ultimate goal – to become a star.

Darlene’s gift for acting comes from the innate ability to empathize. She has this unusual gift of being able to step into someone else’s shoes and almost immediately get underneath what they are feeling. That made her choice of occupation almost inevitable. The side effect of this gift, however, is a great deal of emotions that she hasn’t quite figured out how to manage yet. Having gone to college in New York, she was able to find moderate success somewhat early, doing a great deal of paid regional productions of Shakespeare, Chekov, Moliere, Ibsen, Ostrovsky with a few originals mixed in. Lately, she’s felt like she needs to stay in New York for a longer period of time if she wants to advance to the next level, but that’s led to a bit of a slump. She knew very early on that she didn’t like boys and she’s grown very comfortable with that, but she hasn’t had much success with relationships thus far. Another side effect of her empathy gift (curse?) is that she pours herself into whomever she’s dating, which often leaves her vulnerable.

It seems like decades ago when Denton and Cindy were the underground music scene’s first couple, but as it happens, it was only the early 2000’s. She loved how mature and calm he was, not to mention talented. He provided just the right amount of support and encouragement at just the right time in her life. She provided excitement and made him feel much younger than he was. And that age gap, though minor, would lead to their break-up. Denton adored Cindy, but he knew deep down that she was not remotely close to being ready to settle down whereas Denton was tiring of the blood, sweat and tears it takes to launch an indie band and had ideas of family in the back of his mind. Their needs no longer meshed they way they used to. They separated amicably and not long after, Denton met the woman he would marry and have kids with. Aside from his children, he regards maintaining a friendship with Cindy throughout all this as one of his proudest accomplishments.

Hal was born and raised in the Midwest and was recruited by a big-time software developer right out of college. Hal preferred the energy of the city versus the views of Silicon Valley, so he opted for the company’s New York offices and worked with them there for the first ten years of his working life. He had a normal sort of dating life – went out with a women a few times. If it worked out, they went out more. If not, they stopped. No drama. Then, he met Iris. And their dates kept working out. A year passed. And then another. Before long, she wanted to move in. Hal had always envisioned himself as a family man and this was the next natural step, but for some reason the thought of co-habitating frightened him. Still, he relented. Around this same time, he began to feel frustrated and stuck at his job, spending ten years writing boring cookie cutter programs for everything from tax calculations to magazine subscription analysis. When offered the chance to quit his cushy corporate job and take a lead role in developing a start-up, he took a pay cut to do so. It was probably the biggest risk he ever took in his life. So far.

Iris grew up not too far from the city – in suburban Long Island and always kind of figured to spend her 20’s in New York. Though she didn’t plan on living in the city for most of her life, she thought it was important to have that experience. Of course, it was in her late 20’s that she met Hal, so those plans on retreating to suburban life are on hold – at least for now. Surprisingly enough, she was a Psychology major, but that was more a product of not knowing what else to major in. She fell into teaching history in a similar way – a girlfriend said they needed good people and she volunteered, got her certificate and found she enjoyed it. Though she did love the shaping young minds and all that, she secretly enjoyed the power as well – even if it was just over teenagers. Though there were lots of challenging moments, she was happy enough. And that’s sort of how she looks at her relationship with Hal. He’s occasionally irresponsible, immature, inconsiderate and distracted, but much of the time, he’s sweet, loving, intelligent and talented. So, Iris is fairly content. And since she never expected more than that, she’s not disappointed.

Jeff Sutcliffe is from Ballwin, Missouri – born and bred. Even his grandparents are from Ballwin and almost his entire extended family live within a four-mile radius. It’s the only life Jeff has ever known and the thought of not living in or near Ballwin never really entered his mind – until recently. He was dating Brenda Hopkins and though they aren’t high school sweethearts per se, they did know each other in high school. In fact, their families lived down the block from one another. Brenda had the romantic notion that suggested they were meant for each other from the beginning. They seemed to all parties to be perfect for one another. During the three and a half years they were together, Jeff had successfully evaded any discussion of marriage or engagement. This never troubled Brenda because in her mind, it was a foregone conclusion. The question, the kneeling and the ring were just a formality. Then, one day, it occurred to Jeff to ask himself why he was evading in the first place. That opened up the floodgates and all sorts of doubts entered his mind about the course his life was taking. Suddenly, the walls of Ballwin, Missouri were closing in on Jeff – and fast…

Karen used to be an actor. She went to theater school and studied Meisner and moved to New York and went on 1,001 auditions, booking a few off-off-Broadway things along the way. One day, she realized that she simply didn’t care anymore. The passion she had for pursuing the arts was practically extinguished – she determined that it was time for her to grow up. She took the full-time job because that’s the sensible choice if you are ready to get married and have kids. She has been with her boyfriend Vince for nearly two and a half years now (he still is an actor, so she lives vicariously through him for any residue theatrical yearnings she has) and decided she is ready to move to the next phase of their relationship and her life because you know – that’s what normal people do…

Dance was the love of Lynda’s life, until a debilitating injury cut that dream short. Overwhelmed by what to do next, she tried everything under the sun from temping to hostessing to dressing up as cartoon characters at trade shows. She finally found the peace she wanted in yoga – first as a student and then as an instructor. She became a private instructor a few years ago and now has enough students to be able to make that her full-time occupation. She is even thinking about expanding. In all this time, however, she has all but ignored dating and her personal life, partly because she has been busy and partly because she is still trying to understand who this new Lynda really is.

Megan was practically an adult at age 7. She realized early on what was expected of her – good grades that turned into a good college that turned into a good job. One major frustration of her life is that those same expectations weren’t passed along to her younger sister, Cindy. She was so young and cute and fun and could sing so she got special treatment, but Megan knew that nothing practical would come from those qualities. As they grew up together, Megan would try to instill some of those “mature” values in her sister, but only succeeded in pushing her further down her rebellious, artsy path of poverty. Megan tells herself that it’s just a phase and hopes to steer Cindy back to the straight and narrow before too long. She hopes that someday Cindy will see how happy she is with her stable, corporate job and her suburban apartment with no distractions like a relationship or those unattainable pipe dreams that Cindy always seems to be chasing.

Nathaniel didn’t discover music until late in the game. He always played – he learned guitar at an early age, growing up in southern New Hampshire and was writing his own songs in middle school. However, he never thought of it as a viable career. He was recruited by Wall Street right out of college and spent most of his twenties wheeling and dealing, selling and trading. He was very aware that he didn’t enjoy the life or the career, but he rationalized it by telling himself that living comfortably was the most important thing. During this time, he would still write and make scattered appearances at open mic nights throughout the city. 9/11, followed by the Enron scandal, put things in perspective for Nathaniel. He had the only epiphany he’s ever really had – music is what he was meant to do. And his business experience taught him that if he was going to do it, he was going to need to be “all-in”. He quit his day job and started focusing on his music career. Everything else in his life took a back seat, including his relationships with women. Everyone he dated all recognized that he had a great heart, but they would quickly get frustrated when they realized that they were second fiddle to his music. In the back of his mind, Nathaniel knew that he would need to find a woman that understood his drive and the nature of the creative soul.

Vince is a working actor, which is more than a lot of actors can say. He got his degree from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, which gets a bad rap, but what it lacks in terms of teaching theory and sense memory, it more than makes up for in teaching actors how to market themselves – and that is Vince’s specialty. He works in commercials all the time and recently has been doing a lot of stand-in work on big movies and TV shows. It may not get him the face time that he wants, but he loves being around that level of creativity and success. It’s part of what made him want to do this in the first place. The paycheck doesn’t hurt either and as an added bonus, he gets to tell people that he’s worked with Spielberg, Fincher, Mann – even if he never actually met any of them. While he’s never thought of himself as a settling-down type, he’s found himself in a long term relationship for the past three years. She used to be an actor, but quit to focus on more realistic (read: boring) pursuits, but in many ways that’s a big part of her appeal. Her practicality gives him the safety net he needs to live a more free-wheeling, risk-taking lifestyle. She takes care of him in ways that he’s never been able to take care of himself. Most of the time, that’s a great comfort to Vince. Other times, it feels claustrophobic.

	Becca Ayers “Fairytales and Fireworks” – Episode 1 “I Wouldn’t Mind” – Episode 13
	Big Mosey “Rainbows Wild” – Episode 8
	The Bourbon Shakes “Straight Flush” – Episode 1
	The Evangelicals “Here to the Deadlights” – Episode 3
	Jenn Grinels “I Know Your Heart” – Episode 7 “This is: The Graduation Song” – Episode 10
	Todd Harkreader “End of the Road” – Episode 2 “Over Sirius” – Episode 1
	Hosty Duo “Everybody Wants Something” – Episode 13 “Maintain” – Episode 9
	The Izzys “All Fall Down” – Episode 5 “Dreaming” – Episode 7
	Tim Kuhl “Ghost” – Episode 12
	Kelly McRae “Last Call Town” – Episode 2
	Mecca Villain “Gangsta Boogie” – Episode 1
	Nathaniel “Deep” – Episode 4 “Home” – Episode 6
	Nathaniel and Becca Ayers “Glows with Heat” – Episode 11
	Things I Wonder “My War” – Episode 8 “Undone” – Episode 10
	Pet Fire “Bulgarian Sex Slave Nightmare” – Episode 3 “Pretty Lei” – Episode 6
	Katy Pfaffl “Believe Me” – Episode 3 “Lost at Sea” – Episode 9
	Chris Wilhelm “Travellin’ On Down” – Episode 10

Episodes

Episode 1

Cast

Jeff Stephen Ott

Cindy Becca Ayers

Nathaniel Jeffrey Lamar

Darlene Cotton Wright

Hal Gabe Silva

Iris Jessica Henson

Vince Joe Mihalchick

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Lynda Jessica Stone

Lead Guitar Russ Rowland

Drummer Bryan Crook

Bass Guitar Jonathan Julian

Elevator Passengers Scott Lightfoot
Caryl Marder
Tigist Selam

Crew

Directors Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Jim Cairl
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Glen Chin
Joe Cicchesi
Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Colin Lewis
Kidane Miriam
Ari Schaeffer

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Assistant Camera Matt Cataldo

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Ms. Ayers Hairstylist Carrie Rohm

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistant Josh Hoffman

Music

"Fairytales and Fireworks"
Written by Russ Rowland and Becca Ayers
Performed by Becca Ayers

"Gangsta Boogie"
Written and Performed by Mecca Villain

"Straight Flush"
Written by Matt Jacob
Performed by The Bourbon Shakes

"Over Sirius"
Written and Performed by Todd Harkreader

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 2

Cast

Hal Gabe Silva

Lynda Jessica Stone

Stacy Rachel Parker

Jeff Stephen Ott

Keith Jim Cairl

Hot Dog Vendor Jon Hoche

Cindy Becca Ayers

Iris Jessica Henson

Darlene Cotton Wright

Balloon Man Richard Butts

Blonde on Street Sarah Kirby

Office Workers Liene Vargo
Carly Frankel
Michael McDonald
Josh Hoffman
Leigh Celentano

Elevator Passenger Scott Lightfoot
Caryl Marder
Tigist Selam

Crew

Directors Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Jim Cairl

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Joe Cicchesi
Albert Elmazovski
Kidane Miriam
James Monohan
Colin Lewis
Adam Richlin

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Assistant Camera Matt Cataldo

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistant Josh Hoffman

Music

"Last Call Town"
Written and Performed by Kelley McRae
Courtesy of SonaBlast Records

"End of the Road"
Written and Performed by Todd Harkreader
Used with permission from the artist

Episode 3

Cast

Hal Gabe Silva

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Jeff Stephen Ott

Iris Jessica Henson

Casey David Sajadi

Cindy Becca Ayers

Lynda Jessica Stone

Darlene Cotton Wright

Crew

Directors Jonathan Betzler
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Brad Crumb
Carlos Leitao
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operator
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Music Consultant Leigh Celentano

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistant Carly Frankel

Music

"Bulgarian Sex Slave Nightmare"
Written by Jack Dawson
Performed by Pet Fire

"Moonshot Marigold"
Written by Jeff Venables
Performed by The Regressives

"Passion Finder"
Written and Performed by Flying 66

"Here to the Deadlights"
Written and Performed by The Evangelicals

"Believe Me"
Written and Performed by Katy Pfaffl

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 4

Cast

Casey David Sajadi

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Vince Joe Mihalchick

Amy Jen Ajemian

Darlene Cotton Wright

Director Janie Haddad

Jeff Stephen Ott

Receptionist Jane Pejtersen

Hal Gabe Silva

Lynda Jessica Stone

Jenelle Michaela Davies

Alex Gavin Esham

Jessie Claire Felicite

Cindy Becca Ayers

Audition Girl Heidi Beckmann

Couple on Steps Scott Lightfoot
Andrea Tenorio

Crew

Directors
Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Joe Cicchesi
Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Colin Lewis
Ari Schaeffer

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistant Josh Hoffman

Music

"Asshole of the Year"
Written and Performed by Kelly Buchanan

"The Food Song"
Written by Melissa van Wijk and Melissa Levis
Performed by Moey's Music Party

"Deep"
Written by Jeffrey Lamar
Performed by Nathaniel

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 5

Cast

Darlene Cotton Wright

Receptionist Greta Lee

Lynda Jessica Stone

Ted Steve Barth

Ruth Mary Jo McConnell

Tom Nicolas Bernardine

Cindy Becca Ayers

Denton Jeff Pucillo

Hal Gabe Silva

Jeff Stephen Ott

Elevator Passengers Alexander Dong
Caryl Marder
Tigist Selam

Crew

Directors
Richard Atkinson
Jonathan Betzler
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Jim Cairl

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Richard Atkinson
Joe Cicchesi
Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Joe Foley
Colin Lewis
Jonathan Stevens

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Assistant Camera Matt Cataldo
Kidane Miriam

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistants Chris DeJesus
Joe Guardado
Josh Hoffman

Music

"All Fall Down"
Written by Mike Storey
Performed by The Izzys

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 6

Cast

Nathaniel Jeffrey Lamar

Darlene Cotton Wright

Cindy Becca Ayers

Lynda Jessica Stone

Jeff Stephen Ott

Iris Jessica Henson

Hal Gabe Silva

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Matt Matthew Faller

Aaron Mason Scherer

Heather Johanna Schoenfeld

Crew

Directors
Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writer Jonathan Betzler

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Kidane Miriam
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Assistant Camera Matt Cataldo
Kidane Miriam

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistants Chris DeJesus
Joe Guardado

Music

"Home"
Written by Jeffrey Lamar
Performed by Nathaniel

"Pretty Lei"
Written by Jack Dawson
Performed by Pet Fire

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 7

Cast

Hal Gabe Silva

Iris Jessica Henson

Jeff Stephen Ott

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Jenelle Michaela Davies

Jessie Claire Felicite

Alex Gavin Esham

Lynda Jessica Stone

Stacy Rachel Parker

Yoga Students Leigh Celentano
Alex Katsanos
Lisa Meirowitch
Michael Phillips
Christine Rowan

Crew

Directors
Richard Atkinson
Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Jim Cairl
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Richard Atkinson
Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operator
Matt Betzler

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Music

"I Know Your Heart"
Written and Performed by Jenn Grinels

"Dreaming"
Written by Mike Storey
Performed by The Izzys

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 8

Cast

Jeff Stephen Ott

Lynda Jessica Stone

Cindy Becca Ayers

Megan Heather Ayers

Hal Gabe Silva

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Bartender Joe Coots

Casey David Sajadi

Beth Charlie Miller

Crew

Directors
Richard Atkinson
Jonathan Betzler
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Jim Cairl
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Carlos Leitao
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operator
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Music

"My War"
Written by Chris Parrello
Performed by Things I Wonder

"Rainbows Wild"
Written by Matt Jacob
Performed by Big Mosey

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 9

Cast

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Jenelle Michaela Davies

Jessie Claire Felicite

Alex Gavin Esham

Lynda Jessica Stone

Hal Gabe Silva

Bartender Heather Overton

Megan Heather Ayers

Cindy Becca Ayers

Darlene Cotton Wright

Crew

Directors
Richard Atkinson
Jonathan Betzler
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Brad Crumb
Colin Lewis
Ari Schaeffer

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Music

"Maintain"
Written by Mike Hosty
Performed by The Hosty Duo

"Lost at Sea"
Written and Performed by Katy Pfaffl

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 10

Cast

Cindy Becca Ayers

Megan Heather Ayers

Jeff Stephen Ott

Hal Gabe Silva

Realtor Liliane Klein

Lynda Jessica Stone

Darlene Cotton Wright

Crew

Directors
Jonathan Betzler
Minnie Tran

Writer Jonathan Betzler

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Brad Crumb
Derek Deems
Albert Elmazovski
Carlos Leitao
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operator
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Title Design Steve Barth

Music

"Travellin' on Down"
Written and Performed by Chris Wilhelm

"Undone"
Written by Chris Parrello
Performed by Things I Wonder

"This Is: The Graduation Song"
Written and Performed by Jenn Grinels

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Episode 11

Cast

Jeff Stephen Ott

Iris Jessica Henson

Darlene Cotton Wright

Cindy Becca Ayers

Ruth Mary Jo McConnell

Hal Gabe Silva

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Nathaniel Jeffrey Lamar

Lynda Jessica Stone

Gawker Sean Lanci

Connect Four Boy Keegan Cochrane

Connect Four Girl Sophie Rudin

Crew

Directors
Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Brad Crumb
Albert Elmazovski
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operators
Matt Betzler
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistants Chris DeJesus
Joe Guadardo

Music

"Glows with Heat"
Written by Jeffrey Lamar
Performed by Nathaniel and Becca Ayers
Used with permission from the artists

Episode 12

Cast

Lynda Jessica Stone

Date Casey Clark

Violinist Claudia Schaer

Jeff Stephen Ott

Hal Gabe Silva

Iris Jessica Henson

Crew

Directors
Richard Atkinson
Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Richard Atkinson
Albert Elmazovski
Carlos Leitao
Colin Lewis

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operator
Matthew Faller

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Title Design Steve Barth

Music

"Ghost"
Written and Performed by Tim Kuhl
Used with permission from artist

Episode 13

Cast

Jeff Stephen Ott

Cindy Becca Ayers

Darlene Cotton Wright

Victoria Ylfa Edelstein

Susie Madeline Cairl

Sadie Ava Cairl

Denton Jeff Pucillo

Karen Merritt Minnemeyer

Hal Gabe Silva

Lynda Jessica Stone

Jordan Erin Cronican

Leafletter Matt Betzler

Mother Dina Simoes-Rodrigues

Son Jace Simoes-Rodrigues

Computer Nerd Timothy Huang

Crew

Directors
Richard Atkinson
Jonathan Betzler
James Monohan
Minnie Tran

Writers Jonathan Betzler
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons

Executive Producer Jonathan Betzler

Producer Nicolas Bernardine

Production Coordinator Heather Overton

Directors of Photography Richard Atkinson
Albert Elmazovski
Joe Foley
Colin Lewis
James Monohan

Editor Matthew Aarontoe

Editorial Consultant Adam Geiger

Visual Consultant Jonathan Wenstrup

Sound Design Matt Betzler

Sound Consultant Matthew Polis

Boom Operator
Matt Betzler

Wardrobe Supervisor Melissa Nicole Buck

Casting Director Brette Goldstein

Hair/Makeup Jennifer Snowdon

Assistant Hair/Makeup Alice Walters

Music Supervisor Nicolas Bernardine

Still Photographer Leigh Celentano

Title Design Steve Barth

Production Assistant Richard Butts

Insurance Gales Creek Insurance

Music

"Everybody Wants Something"
Written by Mike Hosty
Performed by The Hosty Duo

"I Wouldn't Mind"
Written and Performed by Becca Ayers

"Dreaming"
Written by Mike Storey
Performed by The Izzys

All songs used with permission from the respective artists

Special Thanks

Actors Connection
Richard Atkinson
Bill Augustin
Bar None
BeanRunner, Peekskill, NY
Joan Betzler
Boston Properties
The Breathing Project
Jim and Vic Cairl
Leigh Celentano
City Center
Core Staffing
Desmond's Tavern
Albert Elmazovski
Embassy Row
Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons
Dave Frydrychowski
Tim Huang
Iggy's Karaoke Lounge
Jake's Saloon
Bill Klein
Matty Martin
Danielle May
Merchant Ivory Productions
Yuma Morita
George Pagoulatos
Palisades Convention Management
Production Junction
Rose Restaurant, Sunnyside, NY
Sony Sarker
Kevin and Shelly Shenoy
Bobby Zarem

Cast
Jeff	Stephen Ott
Cindy	Becca Ayers
Nathaniel	Jeffrey Lamar
Darlene	Cotton Wright
Hal	Gabe Silva
Iris	Jessica Henson
Vince	Joe Mihalchick
Karen	Merritt Minnemeyer
Lynda	Jessica Stone
Lead Guitar	Russ Rowland
Drummer	Bryan Crook
Bass Guitar	Jonathan Julian
Elevator Passengers	Scott Lightfoot Caryl Marder Tigist Selam
Crew
Directors	Jonathan Betzler James Monohan Minnie Tran
Writers	Jonathan Betzler Jim Cairl Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons
Executive Producer	Jonathan Betzler
Producer	Nicolas Bernardine
Production Coordinator	Heather Overton
Directors of Photography	Glen Chin Joe Cicchesi Brad Crumb Albert Elmazovski Colin Lewis Kidane Miriam Ari Schaeffer
Editor	Matthew Aarontoe
Editorial Consultant	Adam Geiger
Visual Consultant	Jonathan Wenstrup
Assistant Camera	Matt Cataldo
Sound Design	Matt Betzler
Sound Consultant	Matthew Polis
Boom Operators	Matt Betzler Matthew Faller
Music Supervisor	Nicolas Bernardine
Wardrobe Supervisor	Melissa Nicole Buck
Casting Director	Brette Goldstein
Hair/Makeup	Jennifer Snowdon
Assistant Hair/Makeup	Alice Walters
Ms. Ayers Hairstylist	Carrie Rohm
Still Photographer	Leigh Celentano
Title Design	Steve Barth
Production Assistant	Josh Hoffman

Cast
Casey	David Sajadi
Karen	Merritt Minnemeyer
Vince	Joe Mihalchick
Amy	Jen Ajemian
Darlene	Cotton Wright
Director	Janie Haddad
Jeff	Stephen Ott
Receptionist	Jane Pejtersen
Hal	Gabe Silva
Lynda	Jessica Stone
Jenelle	Michaela Davies
Alex	Gavin Esham
Jessie	Claire Felicite
Cindy	Becca Ayers
Audition Girl	Heidi Beckmann
Couple on Steps	Scott Lightfoot Andrea Tenorio
Crew
Directors	Jonathan Betzler James Monohan Minnie Tran
Writers	Jonathan Betzler Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons
Executive Producer	Jonathan Betzler
Producer	Nicolas Bernardine
Production Coordinator	Heather Overton
Directors of Photography	Joe Cicchesi Brad Crumb Albert Elmazovski Colin Lewis Ari Schaeffer
Editor	Matthew Aarontoe
Editorial Consultant	Adam Geiger
Visual Consultant	Jonathan Wenstrup
Sound Design	Matt Betzler
Sound Consultant	Matthew Polis
Boom Operators	Matt Betzler Matthew Faller
Music Supervisor	Nicolas Bernardine
Wardrobe Supervisor	Melissa Nicole Buck
Casting Director	Brette Goldstein
Hair/Makeup	Jennifer Snowdon
Assistant Hair/Makeup	Alice Walters
Still Photographer	Leigh Celentano
Title Design	Steve Barth
Production Assistant	Josh Hoffman