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The
Executive’s New Clothes is a new short film written and
directed by Scott Schroeder of Psych Digital
and produced by Andrew Green of Green Media Works.
The film stars Eric Zwieg as a sociopathic sales executive
in the post dotcom apocalypse who hasn’t yet come to terms with
the fact that the "good times" are over. The film was made in
Atlanta over the last six months of 2003 and will be on the film festival
circuit in 2004. |
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| Scott Schroeder wrote
his first screenplay at age seven. It was to be shot on a remote island
in the South Pacific and star Godzilla. He didn't have strong industry connections
at the time and the project unfortunately was never greenlighted. His next
screenplay, written at age ten, required that his parent's suburban home
be converted into a seedy hideaway for international arms smugglers and
Latin American drug lords. The film was never made due to logistics. He
has since gone on to start Psych Digital, an Atlanta based media company
specializing in video and film production, motion graphics, VFX, animation,
and new media. Scott can be reached at scott@psych-digital.tv |
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| J. Andrew Green is a dreamer and creator of things. Andrew is the founder of Green Media Works a multimedia production company in Atlanta GA. The purpose of Green Media Works is to produce experiences that enlighten, educate and bring people together. | ||
| Ivan Reyes Enigmatic purveyor of filth Ivan Reyes' contribution to The Executives New Clothes could be described as pivital, crucial or essential. It would be a lie, but one could say it. I think he suggested that the gay love scene be removed from the film, or that the film not be called "CEO guy goes crazy ape bonkers with his drill and sex" | ||
| Eric Zwieg Yeah it's not enough to be the ball Danny, it's more like perfecting the smile and staying in motion. So play your life "football Kennedy style" and make your gains more obvious than being born ugly. Thanks to Scott, Andrew and crew for making it easy. | ||
| Mike Moghaddam With many award winning short films, music videos and commercials to his credit, Michael Moghaddam is a respected Cinematographer in Atlanta, Georgia. Michael Moghaddam has amassed experience on many productions with such companies as TBS, Norseman Productions and Tiger Beer. Many of the music videos Michael shot have played on MTV, MTV2, BET, FUSE, and the BOX. His most recent video for the group Mastodon is currently playing on MTV and is on MTV.com. | ||
| Les Lyden has been an actor (ONE LIFE TO
LIVE), a songwriter, a teacher, and an artist. He's fluent in German. (We¹ll
all be fluent in Spanish pretty soon.) He's never had a real job because
he can¹t stand neon lights. He's five and a half years old, and at
age 44, it¹s probably never going to get any better. He recently convinced
a former NASA employee (who shall remain anonymous), that man can fly with
flapping wings, using his own power. If he manages to do it, you¹ll
hear about it. . .trust me. |
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THE EXECUTIVE'S
NEW CLOTHES |
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| Written and Directed by Scott Schroeder | ||
| A Green Media Works Production | ||
| From a Story Conceived by J. Andrew Green, Ivan Reyes, and Scott Schroeder | ||
| Director of Photography: Mike Moghaddam | ||
| Sound: Dave Wheeler | ||
| Script Supervisor: Donna Kadis | ||
| Original Score: Scott Schroeder | ||
| Eric Zwieg as Eviant | ||
| Scott Schroeder as Voice of Friend | ||
| J. Andrew Green as Voice of Executive | ||
Visual FX and Audio Design: Psych Digital |
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Production Assistants:
Angus Galloway and Les Lyden |
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| Produced and Edited by: J. Andrew Green | ||
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"Carceres Ex Novum"
Performed by Black Dog Productions Written by Handley/Turner/Downie |
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| Special Thanks to Jennifer Forst | ||