July 2012. Having eluded his ill-intentioned pursuers with the help of skilled performance driver Eleanor Wallis, Jimmy Harmon meets up with his ex-girlfriend Robin. Upon learning that her involvement in the sequence of events that led to her coworkers’ disappearance remains undiscovered, Jimmy hatches a plan to recover the hidden documentation that may shed light on the group’s hidden motives… a plan that requires the assistance of a less-than-reputable acquaintance from his Las Vegas days.
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Length: 27:53
Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested
Contains semi-adult language (two instances of “SOB,” severeal uses of “crap” or variants thereof, “screwed up,” “God” used as an exclamation, uses of “damn” and associated variations, use of JC’s name in vain, and two uses of “hell”), horse-race gambling (horse racing), a dead body, a surprisingly detailed depiction of identity theft, and trespassing.
Cast (in order of speaking)
Announcer: Marsha RehnsJimmy Harmon: Cameron McNary
Robin Freeman: Emily H. Gilson
Skitch: Mike Bernal
Joe Santoro: Tony Quinn
Glen Chambers: Kevin Murray
Farah: Liz Christmas Taylor (as Liz Christmas)
Registry Security Guard: James E. Lewis
Racing Announcer: Bob Hurley
Tom: Tom Kramer
Paul: James Whalen
Crew
Recorded at Tulgey Wood Studios in Deepest SpringfieldSupplemental recording at various other studios throughout the area
Music by Brooks Tegler
Dialogue and sound effects editing, mastering and final mixing by William R. Coughlan
Dialogue editing support by Maurice Malde
Casting services provided by Stonehenge Casting
Postproduction services provided by Tohubohu Productions, LLC
Game-mechanic consultation by A Squared Adventures
Research assistance by Bill Stockton and Mike Weneta
Produced by Bjorn Munson
Written and directed by William R. Coughlan
Music Selections
“Early in the Morning”
composed by Clyde Hunt
performed by Brooks Tegler’s Hot Jazz
from the album And Not Only That!
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“Let the Reaper Wild”
performed by Humans Win (Lance Conrad)
“You So Bad”
performed by Ilya Zhornik