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Mr. Producer (2024)
Mr. Producer is a comedy short about a director named Peter. He aspires to make a short film that's different, and never been done before - his idea is to create an entire short film using only audition tapes. As he dismisses his actors, Peter gets to editing. When it's not going how he thought it might, Peter calls in his friend and mentor Jack to assist. Jack gives Peter ideas and tools, but Peter is not h having it.
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Mr. Producer is a comedy short about a director named Peter. He aspires to make a short film that's different, and never been done before - his idea is to create an entire short film using only audition tapes. As he dismisses his actors, Peter gets to editing. When it's not going how he thought it might, Peter calls in his friend and mentor Jack to assist. Jack gives Peter ideas and tools, but Peter is not h having it.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joshua Schmitz
In Theaters:3/26/2024
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Runtime:6 minutes
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