Casting announced for
SC7NARIO
a new film premiering this summer
Choreographed by Banji Aborisade
Directed by Aborisade
and Moogie Brooks
Featuring a cast of 36 dancers,
including Broadway favorites
Tyler Hanes, Alex Wong,
Ryan Steele, Max Clayton,
Karla Garcia, Amber Ardolino
SC7NARIO, a new 18-minute film starring a stunning company of Broadway’s greatest dancers, will premiere this summer. The genre-defying film, starring Tyler Hanes (Cats, A Chorus Line), Amber Ardolino (Moulin Rouge!, Hamilton), Max Clayton (Moulin Rouge!, Hello, Dolly!), Karla Garcia (“Smash,” West Side Story), and Alex Wong (Newsies, “So You Think You Can Dance”), has been choreographed by Banji Aborisade, and directed by Aborisade and Moogie Brooks. The film, also featuring an original score by Mason Bonner, will premiere on a streaming platform, soon to be announced.
In SC7NARIO, a writer sits alone in a cafe as he cultivates a new story. As he paints a picture of the day’s happenings, the unwitting patrons around him serve as his muses. While the stories initially bend and twist to his will, his control of the world begins to slip through his fingers, leading him to question: am I the storyteller or the story?
SC7NARIO was filmed in 2019 on location at Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
The 36-member cast features a stunning assemblage of some of the leading dancers on Broadway including cast members from Hamilton, Newsies, Moulin Rouge! and West Side Story, among others, and featured dancers from major cinema and television projects, including “So You Think You Can Dance” “Fosse/Verdon” and “Smash,” and the upcoming film versions of In the Heights and West Side Story.
The film features leading dancers Tyler Hanes, Virgil ‘Lil O’ Gadson, Alex Wong, Max Clayton, Ryan Steele, Karla Garcia, Amber Ardolino, Christine Cornish Smith, Terk Lewis, Francesca Granell, and Ryan Breslin with Blair Beasleey, JJ Butler, Lauren Butler, Damian Chambers, Reanna Comstock, Adam Coy, Alexa De Barr, Joseph Fierberg, Lexi Garcia, David Guzman, Jordan Fife Hunt, Erin Kei, Major King, Katie Laduca, John Manolis, Mateo Melendez, Hamilton Moore, Nicolette Pappas, Whitney Renee, Madeline Rodrigue, Katherine Stanas, Ryan VanDenBoom, Richard Westfahl, and Gabriella Whiting.
Cinematography and editing is by Barton Cortright, costume design is by Kathryn Bailey, and production design is by Ann Beyersdorfer. Producers are Ernie Febbitz Productions and Incline Productions. Moogie Brooks is Executive Producer.
www.SC7NARIO.com
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Instagram: @SC7NARIO
Artwork: © Stephen Gordon
BIOGRAPHIES
Amber Ardolino (Dancer) is currently in the Original Broadway Cast of Moulin Rouge! She was also featured in Head Over Heels and Hamilton on Broadway. She got her start on “The Glee Project: Season 2.” Then shortly after, started touring with shows like Legally Blonde, Flashdance and Rock of Ages. When Amber is not performing, she is working on music and modeling. She just released a music video to the song “Paris” by Grace Potter. You can also catch her vocals on the television show “Fosse/Verdon” and in the feature film In The Heights. Amber is signed with CESD Modeling Agency and was last seen modeling on Enews for New York Fashion Week.
Blair Beasleey (Dancer) is so excited to be a part of SC7NARIO. She is a NYC-based Actor/Singer/Dancer. Credits include: Off-Broadway: Urinetown: The Musical (revival) (Little Becky Two Shoes, American Theater of Actors). Regional: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Madame/Congregation, The Ogunquit Playhouse), South Pacific (Bloody Mary u/s, Drury Lane Theatre), Sister Act (Deloris Standby/Michelle, Arizona Broadway Theater), Mamma Mia!, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Rent (“Seasons of Love” Soloist). Special thanks to Banji & Moogie! @misssbeasley
Ryan Breslin (Dancer) is most well-known for originating the role of Race in Disney’s Newsies! Broadway: The Book of Mormon, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (OBC), and Beetlejuice (OBC). TV/Film: the Coen Brothers film, Hail Caesar! and “Person of Interest” on CBS. Ryan attended The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music (CCM) and now resides in New York City.
JJ Butler (Dancer), formerly of Birmingham, AL., is a professional performer currently residing in New York City. He is a proud alumnus of the University of Alabama where he was awarded a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Dance. Credits include Gilded at BAM, National Tour of Saturday Night Fever, ensemble/Tony Manero understudy. Television credits include “Saturday Night Live,” “America’s Got Talent,” and “Just Dance, Shanghai.” Alongside performing, JJ is a passionate teacher, choreographer, and owner of his brand, Linao. All credit to God, and much love to his beautiful wife, Lauren. Roll Tide!
Lauren Butler (Dancer) is thrilled to be in SC7NARIO! Originally from Wichita, KA., Lauren graduated Oklahoma City University’s Ann Lacy School of Dance and Entertainment with a bachelor of performing arts. Recent credits include: Gilded at BAM, The Bodyguard at Paper Mill Playhouse and the 1st National Tour, Saturday Night Fever National Tour and West Side Story at The MUNY. She would like to thank her husband, family and teachers for their constant love and support. All praise and glory to God.
Damian Chambers (Dancer) is from Marietta, GA. Broadway: Aladdin (swing). Regional: Aladdin 1st National tour (swing), Candide (Gov. Aide) New York City Opera, West Side Story (Indio/Chino u/s) Papermill Playhouse, Red Eye of Love (Ensemble) Saturday Night Fever (Javier/Double-J u/s) Royal Caribbean Productions. @damechame
Max Clayton (Dancer). Broadway: Moulin Rouge!, Pretty Woman, Hello, Dolly!, Bandstand (Chita Rivera Award nominee), Something Rotten!, On The Town, and Gigi. Regional: Paper Mill Playhouse, Signature Theatre (Helen Hayes Award nominee), Pittsburgh CLO, The MUNY, NSMT and the Palace Theatre. BFA, The University of Cincinnati’s CCM. @maxmclayton
Reanna Comstock (Dancer), a Southern California native, grew up loving the arts from the young age of four years old. Dancing her way through high school and college, she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Chapman University in Dance Performance and minored in Integrated Educational Studies. After graduation, she decided to pursue her dream of moving to New York and being a dance artist. Since then, she has had the opportunity to work with collegiate colleagues in their own performance companies, performing in the dance film SC7NARIO, and choreographing her own work. She had the privilege of choreographing the play entitled ‘In Defense of Glitter and Rainbows’ written/produced by True Rodriguez and directed by Andres ‘Chulisi’ Rodriguez. She also presented her pieces ‘The Divide’, ‘what if?’, ‘neglected space’ at numerous venues in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Follow ree_cee_moves on Instagram to follow her dance journey and upcoming works.
Adam Coy (Dancer) is a New York-based actor and director, originally from San Antonio, TX. Regional: Romeo and Juliet (Westport Country Playhouse). New York: The Fre, Southern Promises, Fill,Fill,Fill,Fill,Fill,Fill,Fill, Cosmicomics (The Flea), Lilia (New Dramatists), and has collaborated with Chautauqua Theater Company, Joust and Pipeline. Adam is an associate member of SDC, artistic associate of Egg & Spoon Theatre Company, and a 18-19 SDC Foundation Observer (Chay Yew) Training: Syracuse University BFA Acting ‘17 Instagram: @Adammcoy
Alexa De Barr (Dancer). Credits: West Side Story (Broadway revival); An American in Paris (First National/Asia); I Married An Angel (Encores! City Center); Trip Of Love (Off-Broadway); West Side Story (European Tour); Jerome Robbins’ Broadway (MUNY); Singin’ in The Rain (ACCC); Cabaret (Sacramento Music Circus). TV: “Jimmy Fallon” – “King Of Wishful Thinking.” UNIQLO Model.
Joseph Fierberg (Dancer) is a New York City-based performer. In addition to performing across the globe with the national and international tours of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and Elf The Musical, his other theatrical credits include A Chorus Line at New York City Center, Jerome Robbins’ Broadway at TUTS, and productions with Goodspeed Opera House, the MUNY, and Penn Shakespeare. TV: “Dickinson (Apple TV+). Training: BFA Syracuse University.
Virgil ‘Lil O’ Gadson (Dancer). Currently in New York City. Virgil has appeared on TV shows like “Americas Got Talent,” MTV’s “Americas Best Dance Crew,” and placed as a finalist on Fox’s Emmy-nominated reality show “So You Think You Can Dance” Season 12. Commercials for Disney, Target, Samsung, Chase Bank, Rush Card and Timberland brand. Virgil was nominated for a Fred Astaire Award for his Broadway debut as a principal dancer/actor in the Tony Award-nominated show After Midnight alongside Dule Hill, Fantasia Barrino, Patti LaBelle, Tony Braxton, Babyface, K.D. Lang, and Vanessa Williams.
Karla Garcia (Dancer). Originally from the DC Metro area, Karla was one of six ‘Broadway Bound choreographers’ selected to present at the 2018 Dancebreak showcase. In 2018, she created movement for the Encores! Off-Center centerpiece production Gone Missing and choreographed the postmodern musical One Thousand Nights and One Day for Prospect Theater Company. Her short film The Spot was selected for San Francisco and DC Dance Film Festival. She has presented work for BC Beat, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, New York Dance Lab, and Katie’s Project. Recently, she was movement director of an all-female creative team for the play Confidence and the Speech Off-Broadway. Karla is currently choreographing a new musical called Other World, written by Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen. Currently a swing in the Broadway show Hamilton, Karla’s favorite performance credits include Broadway’s West Side Story, Gigi, Hot Feet; National Tours: Wicked, The Addams Family; TV: “Smash,” “So You Think You Can Dance” (Season 5). Karla has a BFA in Dance and a minor in Journalism from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. www.KarlaGarciaDance.com. Instagram: @KarlaPunoGarcia
Lexi Garcia (Dancer) graduated from Marymount Manhattan College with her BFA degree in Dance. Credits include: Norwegian Cruise Line, The Fireside Theater, Finding Neverland (National Tour), Hamilton (Broadway), Hamilton (National Tour).
Francesca Granell (Dancer) hails from Tampa, FL and has been living in the city for the past eight years. Broadway credits: Cats Broadway Revival (original cast), Finding Neverland. National Tour: Hamilton (Angelica Tour), American Idiot, Shrek.
David Guzman (Dancer) is currently the dance captain, swing, and understudy of John Laurens/Philip Hamilton in Hamilton on Broadway. He grew up dancing at The Gold School in MA under the direction of Rennie Gold. David was a principle Lost Boy in NBC’s “Peter Pan Live.” He also played Graffiti Pete in In The Heights at North Carolina Theater. He left high school at age 17 to join Newsies on Broadway. He has also taken part in the national tour and most recently was featured in the film version. You can catch him December 2020 in Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story.
Tyler Hanes (Dancer) is an actor/ singer/ dancer/ choreographer best known for his work on the Broadway stage. Broadway credits include Rum Tum Tugger in the original revival company of Cats, Gabey in On The Town, Larry in the original revival company of A Chorus Line, Hairspray, Sweet Charity, The Frogs, The Boy From Oz, Urban Cowboy, Oklahoma!, and Kristin Chenoweth: For The Girls on Broadway (also choreographer). Off-Broadway, he has starred opposite Bernadette Peters in Stephen Sondheim’s A Bed and A Chair: A New York Love Affair; opposite Victoria Clark in Juno, and in American Dance Machine for the 21st Century. Elsewhere: The Old Globe, The Kennedy Center, Hartford Stage, Barrington Stage Company, Signature Theatre, Paper Mill Playhouse, MSMT. Some TV/Film credits include “Pose,” “The Good Fight,” “Elementary,” the Coen Brothers’ Hail, Caesar!, “The Blacklist,” “30 Rock,” and as Jerry Orbach in the Emmy Award-winning “Fosse/Verdon” on FX. www.tylerhanes.com @thetylerhanes
Jordan Fife Hunt (Dancer). Off-Broadway: Emojiland (Original Cast; Cast Recording available on Broadway Records), Fiorello!, Where’s Charley? (City Center Encores!). National tour: A Chorus Line (1st national revival). International: Sousatzka (Mirvish Theatre, Toronto, world premiere). Regional: Claude in Hair (Waterfront Playhouse), Loch Ness (The Rev), The Wiz (Broadway Sacramento), West Side Story (Guthrie Theater), Evita (ACT), Prime Time (The Studios of Key West), Paul in A Chorus Line (Theatre Under The Stars, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Riverside Theatre), Disney’s Aladdin (The MUNY). TV: “The Wendy Williams Show,” “New Year’s Eve: From Lincoln Center” on PBS, “The A-List” on LOGO, “Todrick” on MTV. Dance: Dance Key West, Veracity Dance Theatre, Gig- The Show, MET Dance, Benjamin Briones Ballet. Training: BFA in Musical Theatre (The Boston Conservatory). Instagram: @jordanfifehunt
Erin Kei (Dancer) was so thrilled to join the SC7NARIO team and assist Banji throughout the process! National Tour: Elf. Regional: Asolo Rep, Dallas Theater Center, Phoenix Theatre, Casa Mañana, Syracuse Stage. TV: “The Path.” Erin is a currently a company member with Thistle Dance. Check out the Olay Singing Selfie commercial with Ali Stroker to see Erin’s dancing hands. Syracuse Alum. Big Congratulations to Moogie and Banji for creating such a special piece! @erinish
Major King (Dancer) is a Bboy and Brooklyn native. He graduated with a B.S. in Exercise Science from Brooklyn College in 2019. He has performed for companies like Viacom and choreographed for “Orange Is The New Black,” and continues to perform and compete with his crew 5 Crew Dynasty. Major currently teaches dance to kids across NYC to spread his love for Hip Hop and coaches corrective exercises in a physical therapy clinic.
Katie Laduca (Dancer) is so excited for the upcoming release of SC7NARIO, which will be the second project she’s worked on with directors Banji and Moogie! She is a New York City-based performer and teacher. Favorite regional credits include: A Chorus Line, Mamma Mia!, Saturday Night Fever, Smokey Joe’s Café, Gypsy. @katieladuca
Terk Lewis (Dancer) Originally from Mansfield, Ohio, now living in NYC. Previous: In The Heights film (releases 2021), “Jesus Christ Superstar Live” on NBC, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera (Peter Pan, Rock of Ages), Complexions Contemporary Ballet, The Great Gatsby Ballet International Tour. Commercial/Industrial credits: Ed Sheeran, Jill Scott, Nile Rodgers (V Magazine), Hyundai Genesis, Jesus Christ Superstar National Tour, Fujifilm, Hanes, Discount Dance Supply, Enerskin USA, Sundance Film Festival. Training: BFA – Western Michigan University, Tony Calucci’s Dance Extension, River North Chicago, City Ballet of San Diego. Always for Mom. @terklewis
John Manolis (Dancer) is thrilled to be part of this exciting new film SC7NARIO. Some of his New York and regional credits include Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again; at the Hangar Theatre, Gruesome Playground Injuries; Alchemical Theater Lab, Summer and Smoke; The Actors Playhouse, a new pilot called “Max out,” The Detention Readings at the Cherry Lane and A Playwrights Dream at Manhattan Repertory Theater. He would like to thank his good friends Banji and Moogie for bringing him along, to work on this project! Training: Syracuse University: BFA in Acting, RADA: Young Actors’ School.
Mateo Melendez (Dancer). Credits include: Beetlejuice The Musical (Broadway and D.C.), iLuminate (Artist of Light Tours), The Fulton Theatre (Newsies, Guys and Dolls), Maine State Music Theatre (Newsies), Broadway at Music Circus in Sacramento (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Newsies). Much love to my amazing parents, family, and friends.
Hamilton Moore (Dancer) is thrilled to be a part of SC7NARIO. He was most recently seen in the Second National Tour of Jersey Boys. He is a graduate of the UC-College Conservatory of Music. A huge thanks to Banji, Moogie, and the SC7NARIO cast and crew.
Whitney Renee (Dancer) is an NYC-based actor originally from Winston-Salem, NC. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, she holds dual degrees in Dance and Kinesiology. Some of her favorite credits include: Aida (Axelrod Performing Arts), Memphis (Actors’ Playhouse), Footloose (Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre) and Guys and Dolls (The Argyle Theatre). @whityouneed
Madeline Rodrigue (Dancer), a Baltimore native, is a New York City-based performer. Most recently, she made her debut as a Radio City Rockette in the 2019-2020 Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Film/TV appearances include: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” (Season 3), 2019 “Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.” Maddie is a proud graduate of Pace University’s Commercial Dance program, and is represented by Clear Talent Group.
Christine Cornish Smith (Dancer) is a New York City-based dancer, singer and actor. She was most recently seen in the Original Broadway Cast revival of Kiss Me, Kate!, where she was a featured dancer in the ensemble and covered Lois Lane/Bianca. Christine is most well known for her portrayal of Bombalurina in the original Broadway revival cast of Cats, and was also seen in the original Broadway revival cast of My Fair Lady at Lincoln Center Theater. For her work in Cats, she was nominated for “Best Female Performance in a Broadway Musical” for the 2017 Chita Rivera Awards. A cum laude graduate of the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (BFA musical theater), she is a former principal dancer with the Dallas Metropolitan Ballet. Other credits include: the original work of Agnes DeMille in Oklahoma! at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, original revival tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat helmed by director/choreographer, Andy Blankenbuehler, Laurey Williams in Susan Stroman’s Oklahoma! at the MUNY, Sheila Bryant in A Chorus Line at the Riverside Theater, and Goodspeed Opera House. She has also performed as a principal vocalist with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, the Phoenix Symphony, and the Niagara Symphony Orchestra, and was a finalist in the prestigious Kurt Weill’s Lotte Lenya Vocal Competition in 2014. Christine is a teacher for CLI studios, Institute of American Musical Theater, Broadway Workshop, Broadway Classroom, among many other programs. She appeared in the 25th Anniversary Concert performance of Crazy For You at Lincoln Center, directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman and has also appeared on HBO’s “Last Week Tonight” with John Oliver, “Good Morning America,” “The Today Show,” “The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,” and “The Tony Awards.” She has been featured on Playbill.com, Broadway.com, Inside Dance Magazine, and BroadwayBox as one of the “Incredible Debuts” of the 2016 Broadway season. Visit her website at www.ChristineCornishSmith.com and follow her on Instagram: @ChristineCornish.
Katherine Stanas (Dancer), originally from South Carolina, moved to NYC to study at The Joffrey Ballet when she was 18. Soon after, she booked her first job and sailed with Carnival Cruise Lines. Some of her most recent credits include Saturday Night Fever National Tour, The Bodyguard (Gateway Playhouse), and Evita (Arts Center of Coastal Carolina).
Ryan Steele (Dancer). Broadway: Carousel, Newsies (Astaire Award nom), Matilda, West Side Story (Baby John), Billy Elliot. Tour: An American In Paris (Jerry Mulligan) Film/TV: FX’s “Fosse/Verdon,” “I’m Thinking Of Ending Things,” Ted 2, Five Dances, NBC’s “Peter Pan Live,” “Smash.” Other: The Music Man (Kennedy Center), A Chorus Line (NY City Center), The Wild Party (NY City Center), In Your Arms (The Old Globe), Carousel (Houston Grand Opera).
Ryan VanDenBoom (Dancer) is a Harlem-based artist with ties to the Midwest. He appeared most recently in the television series “Fosse/Verdon” on FX, and he also can be seen dancing in the Coen Brother’s farce Hail, Caesar! On stage, Ryan has performed in the most recent Broadway revival of Annie, Something Rotten! (original Broadway cast), Bandstand (original Broadway cast), and in the Chicago company of Hamilton. Other stage work has found Ryan performing with the physical comedy troupe Parallel Exit, and in the immersive theatre show Acoustica Electronica. Ryan’s unique dancing style, melding Golden Age vernacular with contemporary and hip-hop, has placed him as an interpreter of the song and dance man. In concert he’s been featured as a soloist with multiple symphony orchestras including the Chicago Symphony, Milwaukee Symphony and Pittsburgh Symphony.
Richard Westfahl (Dancer). Regional credits include Riverside Theatre (My Fair Lady), Cape Playhouse (A Chorus Line), Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival (Crazy For You), Engeman Theater (Matilda), The Rev (Holiday Inn). Proud Syracuse Drama Alumnus. @rwestfahl95
Gabriella Whiting (Dancer) is ecstatic to be part of such a unique production. Previous credits include: National Tours: Motown the Musical, Saturday Night Fever. Regional: Memphis, Sister Act, Sweet Charity, Legally Blonde, Rent, and more. She can also be seen on Comedy Central’s social videos and previously competing on MTV’s singing competition “Copycat.” Follow her on social media @gabriellawhiting. Big thanks to Banji and Moogie!
Alex Wong (Dancer) was born in Canada. In 2000 Alex won two Junior World Titles in Tap and Showdance. Alex won the Audience Choice Award and was a Bronze Medalist in the 2003 Genee International Ballet Competition. In 2004, he became the first Canadian to win the Prix de Lausanne competition in Switzerland. He danced with American Ballet Theatre and was a Principal Soloist with the Miami City Ballet. Alex was a finalist on Season 7 of the FOX hit series “So You Think You Can Dance,” competing for the title of America’s favorite dancer but was sidelined by an injury halfway through the season. Later that year, both pieces Alex danced on “So You Think You Can Dance” choreographed by Mia Michaels and Tabatha & Napolean both won Emmy Awards. Alex has appeared on “Glee,” “Smash,” “The Voice,” “Dancing with the Stars,” “So You Think You Can Dance” Vietnam and China, The Oscars and several national commercials including Trident, Microsoft and McDonalds. He was also a semi-finalist on “American Idol” Season 11. In 2011, Alex had his Broadway debut, playing the role of Sniper in the original Broadway cast of the Disney musical Newsies which won two Tony Awards and received six other Tony nominations. Alex also won the ACCA Award for Outstanding Original Chorus for the Broadway 2011-2012 season and the album was nominated for a Grammy Award. Alex’s notable recent credits include the VMAs with Taylor Swift, the Grammys with the Jonas Brothers, Starz TV series drama “Flesh & Bone” playing the role of Kim, NBC’s “Peter Pan,” Ted 2, The King & I on Broadway, CW’s “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” “Best Time Ever” with Neil Patrick Harris, “Drunk History,” “Hit the Floor,” “Saturday Night Live,” “The Daily Show,” “James Corden,” “Fosse/Verdon,” the Billboard Awards with Paula Abdul, and has been the cover star of Dance Magazine, Dance Spirit and many others. Alex also workshopped the new Radio City Spectacular Rockette’s summer show with Mia Michaels and several of his recent pieces of “So You Think You Can Dance” have been nominated for Emmy’ as well on “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.” Alex was a part of the hit movie musical The Greatest Showman starring Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya and Michelle Williams, playing the role of “Oriental Oddity.” He was also a part of Rebel Wilson’s new movie Isn’t it Romantic and recently finished filming Dolly Parton’s new Christmas movie (releasing on Netflix in 2020) and “The Little Mermaid Live,” which aired on ABC. He is also part of the new comedy featuring Awkwafina on Comedy Central, set to premiere in 2020 and the film adaptation movie musical In the Heights, also set to premiere in 2021. Alex continues to create content on his social media pages and is also traveling around the world headlining dance conventions.
Barton Cortright (Cinematography and Editing) is a Brooklyn-based cinematographer. Recent work includes Notes on An Appearance (Berlinale, New Directors/New Films, Jeonju, Viennale), The World is Full of Secrets (BAMcinemafest, Belfort) and The Sky is Clear and Blue Today (New York Film Festival). In addition to narrative films, commercial clients have included Vice, Puma, GQ, REI, Audi and Honeywell. Prior to working as a cinematographer Barton worked as associate designer and animator on several Broadways plays and musicals.
Mason Bonner (Original Music) is a mix engineer and producer from Marietta, Georgia residing in Chicago, Illinois. He manages RCM Studios INC owned by Peter Cottontale in Chicago where he works recording and mixing with a variety of artists in Chicago and around the country.
Kathryn Bailey (Costume Design) is a New York City-based costume designer originally from Newburgh, IN. Some of her professional credits in New York City include working on the Broadway design teams for Diana (current), Tootsie (Marquis Theatre, 2019), Hamilton, currently on Broadway and National Tours (2015-2018), Frozen (St. James Theatre, Disney Theatrical, 2018), and the National Broadway Tour of Newsies (Disney Theatrical, 2014). Some of her select film credits include working on design teams for TV show “High Maintenance” Season 3 (HBO), 2018 Tony Awards opening number (CBS), and “Vox Lux” (Neon, 2018). Most recently, Kathryn designed the feature film The Volunteers, expected to make a release in the coming year, “Foreign Nationals” (pilot episode, Amazon), and Alien Vs. Musical at the Hudson Guild Theatre. Please visit www.kathrynbaileydesigns.com to view more of her work. Member of United Scenic Artist Union, Local 829.Instagram: @kbailey4595
Ann Beyersdorfer (Production Designer) is thrilled to work with such collaborative innovators on SC7NARIO. Her design work has been featured across New York, regionally, and nationally. Design credits include the Off-Broadway sleeper hit, Afterglow (Davenport Theatre, NYC and coming soon to The Hudson Theatre in LA), as well as Carmen (Rose Hall at Lincoln Center), Knead (The Alliance Theatre), Yoga Play (Syracuse Stage), and SYNC: A Dance Series (film). Associate Broadway design credits include: Company (the current revival), Ink, Jitney, The Children, Anastasia (first national tour and European productions). Additional associate design credits: Samson et Dalila (The Metropolitan Opera), PHISH New Year’s Eve Concert ’17/’18 (Madison Square Garden), and an immersive touring production of Peter Pan in China. Ann is a Live Design/LDI 30 Under 30 recipient, Broadway World Regional Award winner, a United Solo Festival Award Winner for Best Set Design, and a proud member of USA Local 829. www.annbeyersdorfer.com @annbeyersdorferdesign
Banji Aborisade (Director/Choreographer) is a NYC-based Director/Choreographer from Marietta, GA. Upcoming: Hairspray National Tour (Asst. Director) and Starblasters (Choreographer) at Manhattan School of Music. Other credits include Urinetown Off-Broadway (Choreographer). Fun Factory (Director/Choreographer), How to Load A Musket at 59e59 (Associate Director), Good Grief at the Vineyard Theatre (Assistant Director) SDC Observership Class Of 2020, Soft Power at the Public Theater. Syracuse University.
Moogie Brooks (Director/Executive Producer) is the founder and CEO of Ernie Febbitz Productions. For inquiries contact ErnieFebbitz@gmail.com.
Ernie Febbitz Productions is dedicated to creating cinematic experiences blending all forms of entertainment from Broadway to digital. Producing immersive and memorable experiences, Ernie Febbitz amplifies distinctive creative voices. For creative consulting and producing contact ErnieFebbitz@gmail.com.
Incline Productions is an award-winning, full-service production company specializing in everything from independent music videos to Super Bowl commercials to multi-million-dollar features. Incline has produced films which screened at the Cannes Film Festival, TIFF, and SXSW, have worked with such iconic actors as Patrick Stewart, Nicolas Cage, and Jason Momoa, professional athletes like Brett Favre, and popular brands including Tommy Hilfiger, Campbell’s, Keurig, and Buffalo Wild Wings (among many others). Though they handle a wide range of projects, Incline always approaches each project with the same standards, no matter the screen size.
