Many members of the cast and crew, including three producers, the director, an actor, the soundman, the publicist and the casting director, are past or current employees of the Museum of TV and Radio in Los Angeles, California.
I watched this film at a special screening in Utah. I was impressed with the production value and the casting. Most impressive was the performance by Christine Souza who I found out came late to the project and had basically received her script on the first day of shooting. Michael Maze's script was poignant and sensitive as his lead character played well by Jamie Wax evolved emotionally and professionally through the course of the story. Matthew Dorio played the lead character's best friend, and played his role with genuine feeling and sentiment. This trio of actors had excellent chemistry throughout the film, which can be attributed in part to the wonderful direction of Michael Maze and the support of producer William Robertson. I believe this is Maze and Robertson's first feature-length film, and if this caliber of production is any indication of their capabilities, I will be standing in line to see what they come up with next.
