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Room Tone (2018)
Lloyd is a man in his late-20s who works as a freelance sound mixer in Kansas City, MO. Lloyd loves his job, is good at it, and has a nice, stable life, but he cannot seem to let go of an unfulfilled dream.
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Lloyd is a man in his late-20s who works as a freelance sound mixer in Kansas City, MO. Lloyd loves his job, is good at it, and has a nice, stable life, but he cannot seem to let go of an unfulfilled dream.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Morgan Cooper
In Theaters:8/5/2018
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
Morgan Cooper
Director
Frank Oakley III
Lloyd
Sherri Roulette-Mosley
Mom
Harvey Williams
Kaleem
Trevon Wainwright
Omar
Megan Hope
Production Coordinator
Walter "Bam" Brown
Bartender
Khrystal Coppage
Jazz Bar Patron
Lynette Sparkman-Barnes
Director
Tré Coppage
Camera Operator
Michael Carlisle
Camera Operator #2
Joseph Sheppard
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