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MATT JOHNSTONE PUBLICITY

ONEZERO Films presents

Glass Chin Written and Directed by Noah Buschel

U.S. / 2014 / 88 Minutes / Color

Worldwide Premiere 2014 Tribeca Film Festival, World Narrative Competition

Public Screenings

Saturday, April 19th, 6:00pm, Bow Tie Cinemas Chelsea 7, 260 W 23rd St Sunday, April 20th, 10:30pm, Bow Tie Cinemas Chelsea 9, 260 W 23rd St

Tuesday, April 22nd, 5:30pm, AMC Loews Village 7-3, 66 3rd Ave Saturday, April 26th, 9:00pm, AMC Loews Village 7-1, 66 3rd Ave

Press Screening

Sunday, April 20th, 12:45pm, Bow Tie Cinemas Chelsea 8, 260 W 23rd St

Publicity Contact Sales Contact: Matt Johnstone Publicity Cinetic Media Matt Johnstone Linzee Troubh +1 323 938 7880 John Sloss [email protected] 212-204-7979 [email protected]


LOG LINE When a former boxing champ makes a deal with a crooked businessman, unexpected consequences force him to make a choice between his integrity and his ambitions. SYNOPSIS After going down in the fifth round, boxer Bud Gordon bowed out of the limelight. Now residing in a fixer-upper apartment in New Jersey with his girlfriend, Bud longs for his former Manhattan glory. In an effort to get back in the game, he makes a deal with a crooked restauranteur. But quick schemes rarely bring easy pay-offs and as the consequences of his business negotiations unfold, Bud has to make a choice between his integrity and his ambitions. PRINCIPAL CAST & CREW Principal Cast: Corey Stoll Billy Crudup Kelly Lynch Yul Vazquez Marin Ireland Halley Feiffer David Johansen John Douglas Thompson Katherine Waterston Michael Chernus Ron Cephas Jones Writer/Director: Noah Buschel Produced by: Louise Runge, Samantha Housman Producer: Susan A. Stover Executive Producer: Lois J. Drabkin Director of Photography: Ryan Samul Production Designer: Maya Sigel Editor: Jenn Ruff Costume Designer: Elisabeth Vastola Music Supervisor: Doug Bernheim Casting Director: Lois J. Drabkin


PRINCIPAL CAST BIOS Corey Stoll – “Bud” Corey Stoll last appeared in David Fincher's Netflix series HOUSE OF CARDS as 'Congressman Peter Russo,' for which he was Golden Globe nominated. He also played 'Ernest Hemingway' in Woody Allen's MIDNIGHT IN PARIS. This performance earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination. Corey was also seen in Sundance competition film C.O.G. based on the David Sedaris short story, SALT with Angelina Jolie, and as the co-lead in NBC series LAW AND ORDER; LOS ANGELES with Alfred Molina. Earlier this year, he appeared in the feature film NON-STOP with Liam Neeson. Corey is currently shooting the lead role in Guillermo Del Toro's THE STRAIN for FX. The series debuts in June 2014. Corey's first love is the theater. After graduating from NYU with an MFA in 2003, he landed his first professional gig, Lynn Nottage's INTIMATE APPAREL playing Viola Davis's love interest (Drama Desk Award Nominated in NY, Drama Critics' Circle Award in Los Angeles.) His most recent stage credit was the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE opposite Liev Schreiber and Scarlett Johansson in 2010. Stoll resides in Brooklyn. Billy Crudup – “J.J.” Equally memorable on the stage and screen, BILLY CRUDUP has earned critical accolades throughout his career for his consistently lauded performances. Crudup is currently on Broadway starring alongside Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart and Shuler Hensley in both Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land. Both plays are directed by Sean Mathias and will run through March 30th. Crudup can also be seen on screen in Guillaume Canet’s crime thriller, Blood Ties co-starring Clive Owen, Mila Kunis and Marion Cotillard. The film premiered at both the 2013 Cannes Film Festival and Toronto International Film Festival.

Crudup made his motion picture debut in Barry Levinson’s Sleepers, opposite Robert De Niro, Brad Pitt and Jason Patric, followed by Woody Allen’s Everyone Says I Love You, and Pat O’Connor’s Inventing the Abbotts. Crudup played the leading role in critically acclaimed Without Limits, the story of legendary long distance runner Steven Prefontaine, for which he won the National Board of Review Award for Breakthrough Performance of the Year.

He then starred in the critically acclaimed Jesus’ Son opposite Samantha Morton, Holly Hunter and Denis Leary, which earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination, and he reunited with Jennifer Connelly in the acclaimed Waking the Dead. Crudup also starred in Cameron Crowe’s Academy Award®-winning Almost Famous along with Frances McDormand and Kate Hudson.


Crudup’s other film credits include: the box office hit Eat Pray Love starring alongside Julia Roberts, Javier Bardem, and James Franco; Michael Mann’s Public Enemies alongside Johnny Depp and Christian Bale; Zack Synder’s Watchmen opposite Patrick Wilson; Charlotte Gray opposite Cate Blanchett; Tim Burton’s fantasy tale, Big Fish, also starring Ewan McGregor, Helena Bonham Carter, and Albert Finney; Stage Beauty opposite Claire Danes; Trust the Man with Julianne Moore; J.J. Abrams’ Mission Impossible 3 opposite Tom Cruise; and Robert De Niro’s The Good Shepherd alongside Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie. In 2007, Crudup won a “Best Performance by a Featured Actor” Tony for his role in the Broadway production of The Coast of Utopia. He also received Tony nominations for his roles in The Elephant Man, The Pillowman and Arcadia. He is currently starring in 2 Plays in Rep on Broadway: No Man’s Land and Waiting for Godot, opposite Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart and Shuler Hensley. He made his Broadway debut as Septimus Hodge in Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia, directed by Trevor Nunn, which won him several awards, including the Outer Critics Circle Award for “Outstanding Debut of an Actor” and a Theater World Award. He was also honored with the Clarence Derwent Award from Actor’s Equity for “Outstanding Broadway Debut”. His other stage credits include William Inge’s Bus Stop and the Roundabout Theater’s production of Three Sisters, which earned him a Drama Desk nomination. He has appeared in Oedipus with Frances McDormand, starred in the New York Shakespeare Festival production of Measure for Measure at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, and starred in the off-Broadway run of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui opposite Al Pacino and Steve Buscemi. Crudup received his Masters of Fine Arts from New York University and also attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He resides in New York City. Marin Ireland – “Ellen” Marin Ireland is a Tony® nominated stage actress also known for her many critically-acclaimed television performances. This June she will star in WE TV’s first scripted series The Divide, an exploration of personal morality and how all people struggle with the shades of gray found in the absence of a simple, ordered moral universe. The show probes how truth coexists in the modern justice system alongside ambition, ethics, politics and race. Ireland will co-star with Nia Long, Joe Anderson, and Paul Schneider. Tony Goldwyn executive produces and will direct several of the episodes. Ireland's critically acclaimed off-Broadway stage career began with Nocturne and Far Away at the New York Theatre Workshop, and continued with productions including Sabina at Primary Stages, The Triple Happiness at Second Stage Theatre, The Harlequin Studies at Signature Theatre Company, In The Wake and Ruby Sunrise at the Public Theater, Blasted and Marie Antoinette at Soho Rep, A Lie Of The Mind at New Group, Three Sisters at Classic Stage, and Cyclone at Studio Dante, for which she won a 2006 OBIE Award for Performance. In 2009 she debuted on Broadway to rave reviews with reasons to be pretty, which earned her a Drama League nomination, a Tony® nomination for Best Performance by a Featured Actress In A Play, and a Theatre World Award for Outstanding Broadway Debut Performance. She also


appeared on Broadway in After Miss Julie with Sienna Miller and Jonny Lee Miller and The Big Knife, opposite Bobby Cannavale. This year on the big screen, Ireland starred in the tender, comical love story, Sparrows Dance opposite Paul Sparks (Boardwalk Empire). The feature was released by Tribeca Films and centers on a former actress (Ireland) whose stage fright gets the best of her, leaving her confined to her apartment, crippled by fear of the outside world until she meets a kind, compassionate plumber and reluctantly allows him into her refuge. Her additional film credits include I Am Legend, The Understudy, Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond, 28 Hotel Rooms, Glass Chin and Hope Springs. Ireland has appeared in diverse TV shows including The Killing, Good Wife, The Following, and the Law & Order trifecta, and had recurring roles in Mildred Pierce, A Gifted Man, Boss and Homeland. Yul Vazquez – “Roberto” Yul’s recent feature films include: “Captain Philips” (Columbia Pictures) directed by Paul Greengrass and opposite Tom Hanks; “Runner, Runner” (20th Century Fox) directed by Brad Furman and opposite Ben Affleck and Justin Timberlake; “Blood Ties” directed by Guillaume Canet and opposite Mila Kunis, Clive Owen, and Marion Cotillard; and “Glass Chin” directed by Noah Buschel and opposite Billy Crudup. He can next be seen in “Kill The Messenger”(Focus Features) directed by Michael Cuesta and opposite Jeremy Renner; “Rob the Mob” directed by Raymond De Felitta and opposite Michael Pitt and Nina Arianda; “Anesthesia” directed by Tim Blake Nelson; and “The Cobbler” directed by Tom McCarthy and opposite Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman, and Steve Buscemi. Yul starred as ‘Victor Lazaro’ on the recent Starz drama “Magic City” opposite Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Other recent TV roles include ‘Pedro’ in FX’s LOUIE, ‘Christian’ in CBS’ THE GOOD WIFE and as ‘Detective Anthony Nikolich’ on HBO’s TREME. Over the years, he has had roles on some of television’s most popular shows. From his reccurring character ‘Bob,’ the “angry gay Puerto Rican,” on “Seinfeld,” to one of Samantha’s love interests on HBO’s “Sex and the City,” to 'Rueben the Cuban' on HBO’s "The Sopranos." Vázquez has appeared in over 35 films, working with directors such as Ridley Scott, Steven Soderbergh, and Steven Spielberg. Other film credits include “The A-Team”(Fox) opposite Bradley Cooper and Liam Neeson, John Sayles’ “Amigo” opposite Chris Cooper, “Salvation Boulevard”(Mandalay) opposite Jennifer Connolly, Pierce Brosnan, Marisa Tomei and Greg Kinnear, “Little Fockers”(Universal) with Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller, Ridley Scott’s “American Gangster”(Universal) alongside Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington (a 2008 SAG nominee for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture), Steven Spielberg’s “War of the Worlds,” (Dreamworks) opposite Tom Cruise, “Bad Boys II”(Columbia) opposite Martin Lawrence and Will Smith, “Runaway Bride”(Paramount) opposite Julia Roberts and “Nick of Time”(Paramount) opposite Johnny Depp. He reunited with director Steven Soderbergh to star opposite Benicio Del Toro in “Che”(IFC). Soderbergh first cast him in “Traffic,” for which he and his fellow cast members won the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance b a Cast in a Motion Picture. Seamlessly moving between film, television and stage, Vázquez was nominated for a Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award for his portrayal of 'Cousin Julio' in the


Broadway production of “The Motherf**cker with the Hat” opposite Chris Rock, Bobby Cannavale, and Annabella Sciorra. He is a founding member of the LAByrinth Theatre Company. Other theater credits include “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot” (The Public Theater) opposite Sam Rockwell and directed by Phillip Seymour Hoffman; “The Stendhal Syndrome” (Primary Stages) with Isabella Rossellini and Richard Thomas; and “The Floating Island Plays” (Mark Taper Forum). Kelly Lynch – “Mae” Kelly Lynch received early praise (and the first of two Independent Spirit Award nominations) as "Dianne", Matt Dillon’s strung-out girlfriend in Gus Van Sant’s brilliant DRUGSTORE COWBOY. Lynch’s range is dazzling—from the sleek villainess in the first CHARLIE’S ANGELS to Thora Birch’s doomed, schizophrenic mother in the Emmy-nominated television movie HOMELESS TO HARVARD, to Mickey Rourke’s corrupt lover in Michael Cimino’s DESPERATE HOURS. Perhaps her most remarkable transformation was as Ivan Aycock, the gender-bending, courtly drag king in the groundbreaking hit Showtime series THE L WORD. Lynch has worked as a leading lady opposite many of the stars of our time: Denzel Washington, John Travolta, Harvey Keitel, Russell Crowe and Tom Cruise. She has often sought complicated roles in independent films such as IMAGINARY CRIMES, THREE OF HEARTS, THE SLAUGHTER RULE, and John Maybury’s THE JACKET. Kelly's most recent television credits include a regular role in MAGIC CITY for STARZ, a series set in early 1960's Miami which also starred Jeffrey Dean Morgan and a recurring role on the hit CW show 90210. Her recent films include Gregg Araki's KABOOM, PASSION PLAY which was written and directed by her husband Mitch Glazer and GLASS CHIN with Corey Stoll and Billy Crudup which was recently selected for dramatic competition at the 2014 Tribecca Film Festival. Kelly most recently wrapped the independent film THE FRONTIER directed by Oren Shai which is currently in post-production. John Douglas Thompson – “Lou” JOHN DOUGLAS THOMPSON was last seen on Broadway as Carl Lee Hailey in A TIME TO KILL. Previously on Broadway John played LeBret in CYRANO with Kevin Kline and Flavius in JULIUS CAESAR with Denzel Washington. His most recent credits include The Cook in MOTHER COURAGE with Olympia Dukakis at Shakespeare & Company, Herald Loomis in JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE at The Mark Taper Forum (Ovation Award), SATCHMO AT THE WALDORF at Shakespeare & Company/Long Wharf Theater (Connecticut Critics Circle Award), Joe Mott in THE ICE MAN COMETH with Nathan Lane and Brian Dennehy at The Goodman Theatre, and Antony in ANTONY & CLEOPATRA with Kate Mulgrew at Hartford Stage. Off-Broadway John played the titular role in OTHELLO at Theater For A New Audience (Obie Award, Lucille Lortel Award, Joe A. Callaway Award, and Drama League Nomination), Brutus Jones in THE EMPEROR JONES at Irish Rep (Joe A. Callaway Award, Lucille Lortel and Drama Desk Nominations), Kent in KING LEAR with Sam Waterston at the Public Theater, the titular role of MACBETH at Theater For A New Audience, Gennady in THE FOREST with Diane Wiest at CSC, Judge Brack in HEDDA GABLER at NYTW. John received the Robert Brustein Award for Sustained Excellence and is a Fox Fellowship recipient.


Other credits include: Hotspur in HENRY IV at The Royal Shakespeare Company and Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Lucius Jenkins in JESUS HOPPED THE A TRAIN at The Wilma Theater (Barrymore Award), titular role in RICHARD III at Shakespeare & Company, MARAT/SADE, OHIO STATE MURDERS, and THE WINTER'S TALE at American Repertory Theater, BUS STOP at Williamstown Theater Festival, and THE GOOD TIMES ARE KILLING ME at Trinity Rep. FILM/TV: The Bourne Legacy, Michael Clayton, Cyrano, Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, All My Children, One Life To Live, Conviction. David Johansen – “Stanley” Born in New York City, David Johansen apprenticed with Charles Ludlum's Ridiculous Theater as a teenager and sang in rock & roll bands. He fronts the New York Dolls and appears as Buster Poindexter. He is involved in many musical projects as well as singing under his given name. David has acted in many movies and television shows including SCROOGED, LET IT RIDE, TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, and OZ. In GLASS CHIN, David plays the role of Stanley. Halley Feiffer – “Kathryn” Halley Feiffer is an actress and a writer known for her work in independent film, television and theatre. Films include Kenneth Lonergan’s “You Can Count On Me,” Noah Baumbach’s “The Squid and the Whale” and “Margot at the Wedding,” Oren Moverman’s “The Messenger,” “Stephanie Daley,” “Twelve Thirty,” “Free Samples,” Phil Morrison’s “All Is Bright,” Jared Hess’ “Gentlemen Broncos” and the upcoming films “Clutter” and “Appropriate Behavior.” She played Ted Danson’s daughter in the final season of HBO’s “Bored To Death” and also appeared in Todd Haynes’ HBO miniseries “Mildred Pierce.” She has guest-starred on a number of TV shows including "Ugly Betty", “The Good Wife,” “Torchwood,” “Law & Order,” "Royal Pains," and HBO's "Flight of the Conchords." Theatre credits include the 2011 Broadway revival of “The House of Blue Leaves,” starring Ben Stiller, for which she won the Theatre World Award, Kim Rosenstock’s “Tigers Be Still” at Roundabout Theatre Company, Kenneth Lonergan’s “Medieval Play” at the Signature Theatre, and the recent production of Ethan Coen’s first full-length play, “Women or Nothing” at the Atlantic Theater Company. She co-wrote and starred in the feature film “He’s Way More Famous Than You,” directed by Michael Urie, which was released by Gravitas Ventures last May. Her work as a playwright has been produced and developed by several New York theatres, including the Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, where her play “How To Make Friends and Then Kill Them” premiered this Fall. She will next been seen in Jon Robin Baitz’ “The Substance of Fire” at Second Stage, directed by Trip Cullman. Katherine Waterston – “Petals” Katherine Waterston will next be seen playing the female lead role of “Shasta” in Paul Thomas Anderson’s INHERENT VICE opposite Joaquin Phoenix for Warner Brothers. Previously, Katherine was seen in THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ELEANOR RIGBY opposite Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and will be distributed by the Weinstein Company. She also appeared in Kelly Reichardt’s NIGHT MOVES opposite Dakota Fanning, Peter Sarsgaard, and Jesse


Eisenberg which also premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and will be distributed by Cinedigm. Katherine was recently seen recurring in the critically acclaimed HBO series BOARDWALK EMPIRE. Katherine’s other credits include MICHAEL CLAYTON directed by Tony Gilroy for Warner Brothers, TAKING WOODSTOCK directed by Ang Lee for Focus Features, and BEING FLYNN directed by Paul Weitz. Michael Chernus – “Colby” Michael Chernus just filmed Cameron Crowe’s next movie with Emma Stone and Bradley Cooper. He also recently shot a lead role in Noah Baumbach’s new feature, Untitled Public School Project opposite Greta Gerwig. He can currently be seen as the First Mate to Tom Hanks's Captain in Paul Greengrass’s Oscar nominated film Captain Phillips. He was featured in The Bourne Legacy and had a major comedic role in Men In Black 3. Michael also stars in several upcoming indies: Glass Chin opposite Corey Stoll, Chris Messina's Alex of Venice, Angus MacLachlan's Goodbye To All That (all at Tribeca Film Festival 2014) and Mutual Friends. On television, Michael was recently cast as a series regular on WGN America's "Manhattan" and he recurs as 'Cal Chapman' on Netflix's breakout hit series "Orange Is The New Black." He previously recurred opposite Laura Linney on the acclaimed Showtime series, "The Big C" and has appeared on several shows including "The New Normal," "Nashville," and "Nurse Jackie." On the stage, Michael won the Obie Award for Outstanding Performance in 2011 for his work in In The Wake at The Public Theatre. The previous year he starred in Annie Baker's The Aliens, which the NYTimes named best play of 2010. Ron Cephas Jones – “Ray” RON CEPHAS JONES: Of Mice and Men (Broadway with James Franco and Chris O'Dowd) Prometheus Bound (Getty Villa), Head of Passes (Steppenwolfe), Hurt Village, Two Trains Running (Signature); Titus Andronicus, Satellites (NYSF); Ajax (ART); As You Like It, The Tempest (BAM/Old Vic London); Wildflower (2nd Stage); The Overwhelming (Roundabout); The Wooden Breeks (MCC); The Heart is a Lonely Hunter (Alliance); Richard III (Public Theater, NY); The Exonerated; Othello (Royal Theatre, London); Our Lady of 121st Street; Jesus Hopped the A Train (LABryinth);Storefront Church (Atlantic Theatre). Television: "Low Winter Sun", "Raisin in the Sun", "NYPD Blue", "Law & Order".


PRINCIPAL FILMMAKER BIOS

Noah Buschel – Writer/Director Noah Buschel's most recent film Sparrows Dance, starring Paul Sparks and Marin Ireland, was released theatrically by Tribeca Film in August 2013. He is currently developing two films: The Phenom, a baseball themed film written by Buschel, produced by Lawrence Inglee, to star Johnny Simmons and Paul Giamatti; and Mu, based on Maura O'Halloran's “Pure Heart, Enlightened Mind: The Life and Letters of an Irish Zen Saint". His other films include The Missing Person, which starred Oscar-nominee Michael Shannon and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Distributed by Strand Releasing, the film was named in over seven Best Film Lists of 2009 and Buschel was nominated for a Gotham Award for Breakthrough Director. Noah previously wrote and directed Neal Cassady, starring Tate Donovan and Oscar-nominee Amy Ryan, which was released by IFC Films; and Bringing Rain, starring Adrian Grenier and Paz de la Huerta, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Buschel was born in Philadelphia in 1978, and grew up in New York City's Greenwich Village. He spent some time as a contributing editor for Tricycle Magazine and still writes for Hammer to Nail and Filmmaker Magazine. Susan A. Stover - Producer An independent film producer for over 15 years, Susan was the recipient of the 1998 Mark Silverman Fellowship, a grant sponsored by the Sundance Film Institute awarded annually to one producer, and the 1999 Ralph Lauren Independent Spirit Producer Award from the FIND, formerly known as IFP/West. Susan has worked with a number of outstanding independent directors. She was an Associate Producer of Todd Solondz’s Welcome to the Dollhouse, winner of the 1996 Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, the Associate Producer of Larry Fessenden’s Habit, winner of the 1997 Independent Spirit Award for “Someone to Watch,” and the Associate Producer of Kelly Reichardt’s River of Grass, which premiered at the Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals. Susan produced Lisa Cholodenko’s debut feature, High Art, which screened at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and was an official selection at the 1998 Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes. Susan also produced Ode, a Super 8 movie by Kelly Reichardt, which premiered at the 1999 Venice Film Festival, and Brad Anderson’s Happy Accidents, starring Marisa Tomei and Vincent D’Onofrio, which premiered at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival. Her other producing credits include Patrick Stettner’s The Business of Strangers, starring Stockard Channing and Julia Stiles, Lisa Cholodenko’s Laurel Canyon, starring Frances McDormand and Christian Bale, and Alex Steyermark’s One Last Thing…, starring Cynthia Nixon and Ethan Hawke. She produced Aram Rappaport’s feature film Syrup, based on the cult novel of the same title, and starring Amber Heard and Kellan Lutz. Her latest feature, Glass Chin starring Corey Stoll and Billy Crudup, was directed by Noah Buschel (The Missing Person). Projects in development include S.E. Hinton’s collection of short stories, “Some of Tim’s Stories”, Noah Buschel’s Buddhist project, based on the published memoirs of Maura O’Halloran, Jhumpa Lahiri’s Pulitzer-winning


“Interpreter of Maladies” and Elliot Thomson’s Indestructible. Her producing banner, HeadQuarters, is based in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood. In addition to Susan’s film work, she has served as a board member of several national organizations including the IFP (Executive Committee, officer), ChameckiLerner (a modern dance company) and as a trustee to her alma mater, Mary Baldwin College. Susan also has a law degree from Washington & Lee University and practiced law as a trial lawyer in NYC for many years. Louise Runge - Producer Louise Runge founded ONEZERO Films in 2008, following an eight year career as a post-production executive in Los Angeles. ONEZERO is an independent production company specializing in post-production management and delivery. On the production front Runge is currently executive producing RIDE, written and directed by Helen Hunt, along with Sandbar Pictures, as well as ALEX OF VENICE, directed by Chris Messina, with Electric City Entertainment. Runge produced GLASS CHIN starring Billy Crudup and Corey Stoll last winter in New York. Both ALEX OF VENICE and GLASS CHIN will premiere at Tribeca Film Festival this year. In 2012 Runge produced TWENTY-EIGHT HOTEL ROOMS written and directed by Matt Ross; premiering at Sundance Film Festival and distributed by Oscilloscope Laboratories. Also last year Runge produced SPARROWS DANCE written and directed by Noah Buschel, starring Paul Sparks and Marin Ireland and winning best feature at Austin Film Festival. Other producing credits include I AM BAD, a creepy offbeat feature thriller and THE FOUR-FACED LIAR, a charming modern romance that won the HBO award for best first Feature at Outfest 2010. ONEZERO Films’ recent post credits include THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES, CHERNOBYL DIARIES, SHARK NIGHT 3D, UNIVERSAL SOLDIER 3D and DEATH RACE INFERNO. ONEZERO are also hired by PARTICIPANT MEDIA to post manage their feature documentary slate of films. Prior to founding ONEZERO, Runge was the Post Production Manager at YARI FILM GROUP, where she implemented all aspects of domestic and international delivery for 15 feature films over a two-year period. From there she was recruited by UPLOAD FILMS, providing post production management and finishing funds to independent films, and to producing low-budget, independent feature films. During her time at UPLOAD she post supervised nine films in eighteen months, seven of which premiered at major festivals. Runge grew up in England where she always had a passion for theatre and film. She discovered California on a year abroad studying at UC Berkeley and after completing her Masters degree in Film and Television at Bristol University, she moved to Los Angeles permanently. Samantha Housman – Producer Samantha Housman helped launch ONEZERO Films in 2008. ONEZERO is an independent production company, specializing in feature film production, post-production management and delivery.


ONEZERO recently wrapped production on RIDE, written and directed by Helen Hunt, staring Luke Wilson, Brenton Thwaites and Helen Hunt; ALEX OF VENICE directed by Chris Messina, starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Don Johnson and Derek Luke, which will premiere at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.

Housman’s most recent film is Noah Buschel’s GLASS CHIN staring Corey Stoll, Billy Crudup, Yul Vasquez and Marin Ireland will be making its premiere in competition at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. This is the second Bushel film Samantha has produced. The first being SPARROWS DANCE, which won best feature at the 2012 Austin Film Festival and was released by Tribeca Films.

Housman's other films include: Matt Ross’s directorial debut 28 HOTEL ROOMS starring Chris Messina and Marin Ireland, which had its world premiere at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and was released by Oscilloscope Laboratories; THE FOUR-FACED LIAR, written by Marja Lewis-Ryan and directed by Jacob Chase, which premiered in competition at the Slamdance film festival, and won the HBO audience award for best first feature at the Outfest Film Festival in 2011.

Prior to joining ONEZERO, Housman spent valuable years working on set as an Assistant Director and Production Coordinator gaining on-the-ground experience before transitioning to producing and post-supervising. She got her first taste of the business working for top-notch literary agent Nancy Nigrosh. Housman moved from Boston to LA at the age of 16.

The only passion that rivals Housman's love of filmmaking is her unwavering devotion to the New England Patriots. Ryan Samul - Director of Photography Ryan Samul is a cinematographer known for his stunningly visual independent films. Samul’s style has helped him develop strong relationships with multiple directors. Praised for his work with Noah Buschel on his films “The Missing Person” starring Amy Ryan and Michael Shannon, “Sparrows Dance”, and “Glass Chin” as well as his longstanding collaborative relationship with Jim Mickle producing such films as “Mulberry Street”, “Stake Land”, “We Are What We Are” and the highly praised “Cold in July.” Samul’s films have been featured at festivals such as: Sundance, Toronto International, SXSW, Tribeca, and Cannes. In addition to his films, Samul’s music video and commercial work has attracted names such as H&M, Def Jam, Caliber Media, Capitol Records, Ghost Robot, and Sony. Jenn Ruff – Editor Jenn Ruff is an established editor and video artist based in Brooklyn. She has worked on numerous award winning films, including Kelly Reichardt's Old Joy, Alfonso Cuaron's Y Tu Mama Tambien, Kim Pierce's Boys Don't Cry, and Lisa Cholodenko's High Art. She recently edited Glass Chin, Noah Buschel's new film starring Corey Stoll and Billy Crudup as well as an upcoming lesbian horror film starring Gaby Hoffman. She is slated to direct a feature doc with Camille Paglia and Parker Posey in the summer of 2014 and a narrative film entitled Lila Rose in the fall of 2014. Jennifer also exhibits her video art in galleries in NY, LA, Tokyo, and London. She has been a professor at NYU's Graduate School of Film in the Tisch School of the Arts since 2002.


Maya Sigel - Production Designer Maya Sigel is a Production Designer with experience in feature films, commercials, music videos, and web content. She holds a B.A. in Comparative Literature and Film Studies from Brandeis University and completed her M.F.A. in Production Design from the American Film Institute in 2007. Her feature film credits include Tribeca Film Festival favorites TiMER (2009) and BEWARE THE GONZO (2010). In 2011, GUN HILL ROAD was an official selection of the Sundance Film Festival and was released in theaters across the country. That same year, Maya designed five commercials for a Google campaign that won the Gold Prize at the Cannes Lions International Festival. Other credits include the SXSW selection SOME GIRL(S) 2013, a Neil LaBute script that gave her the opportunity to design five unique hotel rooms on a soundstage in LA. Maya works frequently in New York and Los Angeles. Elisabeth Vastola – Costume Design Elisabeth Vastola is a Costume Designer for film, television and theater in New York. Most recently, she was the Associate Costume Designer on Bob Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman's upcoming film, Ten Thousand Saints. A frequent collaborator with director Jim Mickle (Stake Land, We Are What We Are, Cold in July), she also recently worked as a Costume Stylist for select acts in Cirque Du Soleil's world premiere production of "Zarkana" at Radio City Music Hall. She has also designed the upcoming film, "Revenge of the Green Dragons," directed by Wai-keung Lau and Andrew Loo, and executive produced by Martin Scorsese. Lois Drabkin – Casting Director/Executive Producer Lois Drabkin is a New York-based casting director and producer who has cast over 30 independent features, including NIGHT CATCHES US, THE MISSING PERSON and THE DISCOVERERS. Lois has also worked extensively as an Associate Casting Director, on projects including: WAR OF THE WORLDS, SALT, PUBLIC ENEMIES, and the acclaimed HBO series, THE WIRE. She has been nominated by the Casting Society of America for an Artios Award for Outstanding Achievement in Casting for the features THE MISSING PERSON and NIGHT CATCHES US, and the short film GUNNY. As an independent producer, her credits include THE MISSING PERSON, WEAKNESS and GLASS CHIN. INFORMATION

Title: Glass Chin Country: U.S.A. World Premiere: 2014 Tribeca Film Festival Language: English Running Time: 88 minutes Shooting Locations: New York City Format: RED Epic Production Co: ONEZERO Films


CREDITS

GLASS CHIN

NOAH BUSCHEL

Produced by LOUISE RUNGE

SAMANTHA HOUSMAN

Producer SUSAN A. STOVER

Executive Producer LOIS J. DRABKIN

Director of Photography

RYAN SAMUL

Production Designer MAYA SIGEL

Editor

JENN RUFF

Costume Designer LIZ VASTOLA

Music Supervisor

DOUG BERNHEIM

Casting Director LOIS J. DRABKIN

CAST

COREY STOLL MARIN IRELAND YUL VAZQUEZ

JOHN DOUGLAS THOMPSON DAVID JOHANSEN MALCOLM XAVIER

MICHAEL CHERNUS HALLEY FEIFFER

KATHERINE WATERSTON ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ

RON CEPHAS JONES

with


KELLY LYNCH

and BILLY CRUDUP

a ONEZERO FILMS production

Unit Production Manager GEOFFREY QUAN

First Assistant Director BRUCE HALL

Second Assistant Director KARLA STRUM

Bud COREY STOLL

JJ Cook BILLY CRUDUP

Roberto YUL VAZQUEZ

Lou Powell JOHN DOUGLAS THOMPSON

Ellen Doyle MARIN IRELAND

Mae KELLY LYNCH

Kid Sunshine MALCOLM XAVIER

Hernandez CORTEZ NANCE, JR.

Kathryn HALLEY FEIFFER

Petals KATHERINE WATERSTON

Stanley DAVID JOHANSEN

Colby MICHAEL CHERNUS

Claude ARMAND DAHAN

Ray RON CEPHAS JONES

Cabbie ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ

Checkout Girl EMILY FLEISCHER

Waitress OLIVIA KILLINGSWORTH

Fight Announcer 1 JOHN VENTIMIGLIA

Fight Announcer 2 STEVEN MARCUS


Chauffeur MICHAEL MCCARTNEY

Sparring Partner SHAWN CAMERON

Stunt Coordinator MANNY SIVERIO

Location Manager TIM STACKER

Location Consultant RYAN PIOTROWICZ

Location Scouts RYAN HAMMER, ANA CUADRA

Script Supervisor FRIDAY SAVATHPHOUNE

Additional Script Supervisor CORINNE CASSOR

Production Accountant HOLLY POPOWSKI

Assistant to the Producers CONNOR FLANAGAN

Art Director BRIAN GOODWIN

Art Department Coordinator CAT NAVARRO

Art Production Assistant NICO BARNES

Additional Art Production Assistant JOHN NILES

Set Decorator NAZANIN SHIRAZI

Lead Man PATRICK EATON

On Set Dresser JUAN DIEZ

Additional Set Decorator CHRIS GEORGES

Property Master KATHLEEN PULLAN

Assistant Property Master MAGGIE RUDER

Additional Props LUKE CARR

Props Intern ANDREW KECK

Rights and Clearances ARE WE CLEAR, MARK MELOCCARO

Stock Footage Research SHANA SWANSON

Construction by SETS AND EFFECTS LLC

Construction Coordinator EDWARD DAVID JONES


Carpenters MOSES VILLANUEVA, RAYMOND SANCHEZ, FURY YOUNG, GREG

DONAHUE

PRODUCTION

CASTScenic NICOLE HEFFRON

Graphic Designer MIKE LOEW

Upholsterer JESSICA VORIS

Painter DENO WILLIAMS

Extras Casting BARBARA MCNAMARA

2nd 2nd Assistant Director ROWEENA MACKAY

1st Assistant Camera COREY GEGNER

2nd Assistant Camera BRETT CHECKELSKY

Digital Imaging Technician MATT CLEGG

Still Photography by LINDA SLATER, TERESA NICHTA

Sound Mixer MICHAEL STERKIN

Boom Operator DMITRY VOLOVIK

Gaffer DAN GARTNER

Best Boy Electric KEAGAN FULLER

Additional Electricians DANIEL APRIL, ANDREW GRITZKE, ALBERT PHANEUF, JOHN-PAUL RANKIN, ANDREW TROST

Key Grip JOHN SHIM

Best Boy Grip BERT MONTANARI

Additional Grips BRANDON BARRON, CHRIS DESROCHERS, CHE ROACHER, JOE

WANNEMACHER

Make-up Department Head JESSICA KELLEHER

Hair Department Head CYNTHIA VANIS

Special Make-up Effects BRIAN SPEARS

Additional Hair & Make-up LIZ COAKLEY


Wigs by PAUL HUNTLEY

Wardrobe Supervisor AMANDA WILLIAMS

Set Costumer AMRITA KUNDU

Tailor BRIAN TURPIN

Associate Designer: Kelly Lynch, MARY JANE MARCASIANO

Picture Car Coordinator MARK MESSANO

Picture Cars Provided by LOST SOUL ENTERTAINMENT

Animals Provided by DAWN ANIMAL AGENCY

Dog PIPPA

Trainer SUSAN JAFFE

Cat HENRY

Trainer BABETTE CORELLI

Catering Provided by DIRECTORS CATERING

Craft Service CHRISTOPHER WOS

Production Assistants JESSICA BONDS, MATT COONEY, NICHOLAS HOISINGTON,

SUZIE JOZKOWSKI, CHRISTOPHER MOBLEY

Parking Pas ANTHONY BIRKBECK, LEO DRIVER, WINSTON HAMILTON, NORMAN MILLNER, INGRID VENTURA

Set Interns KENYA JONES, LOUIE LOUBEAU

POST-PRODUCTION

Assistant Editor JACK PRICE

Digital Intermediate by LOCAL HERO

Digital Intermediate Supervisor LEANDRO MARINI

Digital Intermediate Colorist ROBBIE RENFROW

Digital Intermediate Editor LEE HULTMAN

Digital Intermediate Producer MARISSA SHAVER


Digital Intermediate Technical Supervisor ANDREW WAHLQUIST

Visual Effects Lead WORTH BJORN WALTERS

Visual Effects Artist LARKIN FLYNN

Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Re-recording Mixer JAVIER BENNASSAR

Foley Artist GUY FRANCOEUR

Foley Supervisor and Mixer JO CARON

Engineer, Wildfire Studios JUSTIN HERMAN

Film Mixed at Wildfire Studios

SONGS

"It's Gonna Take A Miracle" Written by Teddy Randazzo, Lou Stallman & Bobby Weinstein

Performed by Laura Nyro feat. LaBelle Courtesy of Epic Records

By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

"I'm Yours" Written by Johnny Green & E.Y. Harburg

Performed by Red Norvo Trio Courtesy of SLG, LLC / The Savoy Label Group

"Prelude to a Kiss"

"If I Had You" Written by Duke Ellington, Irving Mills & Irving Gordon Written by Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connell & Ted Shapiro

Performed by Red Norvo Trio Courtesy of SLG, LLC / The Savoy Label Group

"If I Had You" Written by Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connell & Ted Shapiro P

erformed by Red Norvo Trio Courtesy of SLG, LLC / The Savoy Label Group

"Cheree"

Written by Martin Rev & Alan Vega Performed by Suicide

Courtesy of Blast First and Mute Records, Ltd. / EMI Film & Television Music By arrangement with Universal Music Enterprises

"Frankenstein"

Written by David Johansen & Sylvain Sylvain


Performed by New York Dolls Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

"Symphony No.3 In F Major Op.90" Public domain

Composed by Johannes Brahms Courtesy of Warner/Chappell Production Music

"Have I Stayed Away Too Long?"

Written by Frank Loesser Performed by Tex Ritter

Courtesy of TUTM Entertainment, Inc. By arrangement with The Orchard

"Oklahoma Rodeo Man"

Written by Dale Herr Courtesy of Warner/Chappell Production Music

"Fifty Fifty Clown"

Written by Elizabeth Fraser, Robin Guthrie & Simon Raymonde Performed by Cocteau Twins

Courtesy of 4AD By arrangement with Beggars Group Media Limited

"Not Enough Time"

Written by Don De Brauwere Performed by Don De Brauwere

Courtesy of Fervor Records, a Divison of Wild Whirled Music

"Trash" Written by David Johansen & Sylvain Sylvain

Performed by New York Dolls Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

"It's Christmas Time"

Written by Sun Ra Copyright © Enterplanetary Koncepts

By arrangement with Music Copyright Consultant Group, LLC Performed by The Qualities

Courtesy of The Sun Ra Music Archive

"We Wish You A Merry Christmas" Public domain

Performed by Coti K

"When I Look Into Your Eyes" Written by Ethan Marunas

Performed by Baby Dayliner Courtesy of Baby Dayliner Music

Tax Credit Financing Provided by THREE POINT CAPITAL, LLC


Production Counsel Provided by RAMO LAW PC, ELSA RAMO, MICHELLE CHANG

Production Insurance Provided by TRUMAN VAN DYKE, DOUG HODGES

Payroll Company ENTERTAINMENT PARTNERS

Grip & Electric Equipment Provided by HAND HELD FILMS

Production Vehicles Provided by EDGE AUTO RENTAL

Walkie Talkies Provided by PROFESSIONAL SOUND SERVICES

The Filmmakers Wish to Thank

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURE & TELEVISION

DEVELOPMENT, GLEASON'S BOXING GYM, BRUCE SILVERGLADE, AFFINIA MANHATTAN, THE JAMES HOTEL, ANDREA LOPICCOLO, WINDMILL STUDIOS

NYC, MARTIN NIEVES & BENNETT WILSON, THE 1896 STUDIOS, KATRINA LIGHT, THOMPSON LES, MICHAEL SHEPHERD

Special Thanks

SARA ALEXANDER, ANTHONY ARKIN, DAVID BARAL, KAPIL BAWA, ANNE

CLEMENTS, PHILIP D'ANTONI, CASSIE FARRELLY, CARRIE FIX, ALBERT JONES, TARA KROMER, SUSAN LEBER, RODRIGO LOPRESTI, NICOLA MARSH, NICOLA

MARSH, IVAN MARTIN, BRENDAN SEXTON III, ARMEN STEVENS, HEIDI SULZMAN LAURA WILKINSON, CHARLIE WILSON

"COUNTRY OF FIRST PUBLICATION: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

GLASS CHIN, LLC IS THE AUTHOR OF THIS MOTION PICTURE FOR PURPOSES OF THE BERNE CONVENTION AND ALL NATIONAL LAWS GIVING EFFECT

THERETO. THIS MOTION PICTURE WAS CREATED BY GLASS CHIN, LLC FOR PURPOSES OF

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