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Clayton will be taking on the role of Bobby in the Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s production of David Mamet’s “American Buffalo”. He will have the pleasure of being directed by Peter Wray while sharing the stage with the talents of Tad Janes and Jeff Keiholtz.
More information regarding this production can be found bellow, as well as related links to the Maryland Ensemble Theatre (MET)
Maryland Ensemble Theatre Official Website – www.MarylandEnsemble.org
Maryland Ensemble on Facebook – www.facebook.com/MarylandEnsemble
Maryland Ensemble on Twitter – http://twitter.com/#!/MDEnsemble
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It’s official!!! “Privacy” has officially been unleashed onto the internet!!! Visit the official website at www.PrivacyTheMovie.com
This romantic thriller is about when a talented web application designer with too much time on his hands discovers a way to see through the cameras of any cell phone he chooses. This invasion of privacy proves to be an entertaining past time at first, but soon enough something is seen that wasn’t meant to be. Questions are asked, conspiracies uncovered, and truths may be more than anyone is ready for.
“Privacy” stars John Shepard, Gina Busch, Clayton Myers, and Brenton Duplessie and was directed by Jörg Ihle.
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Earlier this year, Clayton and Stacie had the privilege to promote “Heaven Burns” on CineMaryland through an interview with Tracie Jules. You can view this interview easily by clicking “Watch Now” on www.CineMaryland.com . The interview with Clayton and Stacie begins at 6:39 and goes on until roughly 12:25.
CineMaryland is a locally syndicated television program that will air the interview throughout the following counties:
Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Carroll County, Harford County, Howard County, Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Washington County, Wicomico County
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Clayton was most recently cast in Hard Headed Productions upcoming micro-budget feature film with the official title of “Privacy” in late February. He will be joining the cast and crew in kicking the production into high gear in mid May. Very little can be released about the film’s plot as of yet, but you can expect many updates on the set by Clayton via his Twitter account and for there to be multiple photos uploaded each day onto his Facebook Fan page!
Cast – (From left to right in image above) Brenton Duplessie as Scott, Gina Marie Busch as Alexis, John Shepherd as Mark, and Clayton Myers as Toby
The Drexel student film “Providence” began production in mid March. it was written and is being directed by David Stone and has David’s brother Michael Stone working behind the camera.
“Providence” is a beautiful tale that highlights the most pinnacle points within the lifespan of John (Clayton).
Other noteworthy actors involved with this production include – Sarah Dewey, Val Uff, Fran Pultro, Brigid Harrington, Simon Williams, Samuel Klusky, Bruce Clifford, Zoey Song, and Caitlin Reilly.
To learn more about “Providence” please feel free to visit and “Like” it’s Facebook page by clicking here.
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Visit the official web page for “Providence” by clicking here.
More updates regarding “Providence” will be out soon.
In mid February 2011 Clayton shot the short Temple student film “The Process”. The film was written and directed by the talented eye of Ethan Sacchi and is about the extreme measures an artist is willing to go for self assurance when compared to others and the effect of said behavior on the people around them.
Beautiful and talented actor Nishi Rajan helms the lead in this heavy drama as she is surrounded by the supporting talents of Maria Jacinta.
“The Process is currently in post-production, but will hopefully be completed and available for viewing in mid to late June.
For more information about “The Process” feel free to view and “Like” They’re Facebook page by clicking here.
In late Summer of 2010 Clayton had the privilege to reunite with director, Ben Baker on his latest production. The two had first collaborated together in 2009 on Baker’s “Kill Me Or Let Me Go.” in which Clayton played James Earl Bishop. This time around Baker cast Clayton in the role of “The Boxer”, a silent soul whose only confident form of communication is made from his fists. An indentured servant who is about to be freed from his chains only to end up on a twisted road trip as he and his rescuer (the delightful Erin Chaney) are pursued by a poisoned, moon-shine chugging Rookie (played wonderfully by Ryan Klingmeyer).
This wandering road piece screams of Baker’s wonderfully dark and somehow charming neurosis as each turn takes the viewer deeper and deeper into his post-appocolyptic, back wooded world. If such tortured and colorful characters weren’t enough on they’re own, this particular installment into the world of Baker is only added in intensity through it’s various transitions into musical numbers that only amplify the already established view on a clearly eschewed world.
Check back for more information regarding “NLTDBD.” as it is currently being submitted for slots in various film festivals and conventions.