CAST
Marcus Ashley………….. .Lover
Jill Tracy………………….Mona
Tom Noonan……………. The Thinker
Jean Brassard…………….The Real Deal
Daniel Hicks…………… ...Mr. Shame
Kevin Maher……………...The Drunkard
David Conley……………..Sunny, The Bartender
Bill Farrow………………..Featured Extra
Ashton Crosby……………Featured Extra
Robert Ankers…………….Featured Extra
Kevin Johnson…………….Lover's Body Double
Drew Saver ……………....Young Mr. Shame
Conner Lowe….…………..Kid #1
Reed Wagner……………...Kid #2
Dan Reiners………………..Man Throwing Darts
Scott Westphal-Solary……..Dartboard Man
CREW
Marc Calamia……………..Producer
Jeremy Carr ……………....Writer/ Director/ Editor/ Cinematographer
Casey Wooden ……………Lighting Designer/ Cinematographer
David Teague ……………. Cinematographer
Ryan Fidrick ……………....Cinematographer
St. John Frizell……….…….Production Designer
Stephen Light.......................Composer
Scott Colburn.......................Sound Designer
Dawn Fidrick ……………..Assistant Director
Luci Westphal-Solary……...Script Supervisor
Aaron Randall …………….Gaffer
Noah Jashinski……………..Key Grip
Spencer Moore…………….2nd A.C.
Brian Lessing……………....Best Boy
Mr. Corey Boutilier………...Documentary Filmmaker
Neil Stuber…………………Title Sequence
Dan Reiners ………………Art Department
Jim Law …………………..Art Department
Nick Demas……………….Art Department
Gregg Delcurla…………….Prop Master
Linden Elstran……………..Puppet Wrangler
Rebecca Perkins…………..Hair/Make-up/Special FX
Bethany Carr………………Hair/Makeup Assistant
Kelly Fidrick……………....Wardrobe Supervisor
Scott Westphal-Solary…….On-set Photographer/ Jack of all Trades
Tim Caseese………………Sound Recordist/ Boom
Christopher Rodrigues……...Sound Recordist/Boom
Jean-Paul Steinberg………..Sound Recordist/Boom
Jonathan Quiceno…………..Key P.A.
Lynne Calamia …………….Caterer
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Ice Cream Ants is best described as a film-noir nightmare about one man's identity crisis and his confrontation with a sinister, seductive woman who may be responsible. Overall, the film unfolds as if from the main character's own subconscious mind, giving the audience the effect of a prolonged dream. The visual style of Ice Cream Ants is crucial to the emotional impact of the story, and has been carefully crafted in the development phase to reinforce the story's surreal look and Schizophrenic theme. By working with a handpicked array of professional cinematographers, set designers, and multi-media artists, the filmmakers have created a visually stunning story that creates an overall sense of nostalgia, melancholy and doom. Intricate sound design and ominous music are used to complement the visuals. The title song "Pulling Your Insides Out" has been provided by Jill Tracy, who also plays the part of Mona. Writer/director Jeremy Carr met Tracy while attending the 2004 Slamdance Film Festival where she was promoting her short film The Fine Art of Poisoning. The original score has been crafted by composer Stephen Light. Mr. Corey Boutilier of IndependentFilm.Com has shot and edited a "behind-the-scenes" documentary for the upcoming DVD release. |