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Two screenwriters struggle to come up with an idea to pitch to their boss at a film studio, and they have less than an hour until their appointment with.....the boss.
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Two screenwriters struggle to come up with an idea to pitch to their boss at a film studio, and they have less than an hour until their appointment with.....the boss.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Josh Pulido
In Theaters:4/27/2024
Box Office:
Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Gyro Studios
Cast
Josh Pulido
Director
Fahad Shahin
Cinematic Hero
Lexi Dali
Lady Love
Trey King
Cinematic Villain
Skyler Carreon
Aaron the Filmmaker
Brandon Lee Camarena
George the Filmmaker
Pearl Vinson
The Film Cafe Waitress
Maura Moreno
Gyro Studios Intern
Al Matamoros
Hollywood Executive Mr. Pastrami
Miguel Kennedy
Security Guard for Mr. Pastrami
Zachary Coy
Airplane Pilot
Luis Roberto Alcazar
Failed Writer
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