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It would appear as though the wait is finally coming to an end. Privacy, the indie-feature film shot in the early Summer months of 2011, has officially been picked up for distribution by Camelot Distribution Group. Furthermore, it will be screening at The Cannes International Film Festival in France!
None of this would have been possible without the hard work of the cast and crew, but most importantly in this case, the head producers of Hard Headed Films for pushing this product further.
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Clayton is officially cast to play the role of Logan in LambFer Productions upcoming film “Glimpse”. Glimpse is slated to begin filming in early May of 2012 and will also star Melissa Mars in the role of Rachel and Hayden Kucharski in the role of Grey.
The following video is of Clayton Myers talking about the upcoming production “Glimpse”, written by Jillian Lamb, which he will be working on this coming May.
In it he will be directed by Daryl Ferrara and co-star alongside Melissa Mars and Hayden Kucharski.
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In April 2012 production began in Neon Reel Entertainment’s “The Darkness and Tom Markos” which centers around Andy, a struggling writer and Amber, his wife and publisher. The two have come home out of a storm to enjoy a nice quiet evening together despite that Amber wants to talk business and Andy wants to pursue the distraction of pleasure. Little do either of them know that both of their plans are about to take a turn when an expected visitor who has some business of his own he would like to discuss and he will not take no for an answer.
This film stars Clayton (Tom Markos), Steve Shives (Andy), and Ashley Hutson (Amber), and is being directed by Matt Matzen.
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This film was produced by Future Suit Productions founders Morgan Snyder (Producer), Taylor Shumaker (Producer), Shane Brown (Writer) and Tommy Bell (Director).
The Synopsis – “Knoxville” centers around Jeremiah, a gallery assistant who receives a wrong number call from his college buddy Paul. Mistaking the call for an invitation back to Knoxville, Jeremiah heads to his old college town to indulge in some nostalgia. When he arrives, he finds that the town has changed. All of his old friends resent him for leaving while their lives have become stagnant. Jeremiah attempts to save their favorite bar from going under as a peace offering. When his plan fails he is forced to consider what is really important and whether or not these people are worth any risk.
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On March 30th Walsh Media’s America’s Most Wanted aired it’s 18th episode of it’s 1st season on the Lifetime Network.
In this episode, Clayton portrays a real fugitive by the name of Roger Hart who is wanted for attempted murder — police say he tried to kill his wife by slitting her throat. He fled immediately after the crime and hasn’t been seen since.
In this episode, Clayton co-starred with the talented Kelley Slagle who portrayed the strong survivor of this terrible ordeal, Gail Hart.
They were directed by the passionate Gary Meyers
Please follow the several links below to learn more about the production and more importantly, about how you can help bring this criminal to justice.
(From Left to Right) Clayton Myers, Chris Gearhart (Tron), Scott McVicker (Double-T)
In mid 2010, three surviving members of the short lived, short form improv troupe The Pig Farm ( a sister group to the Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s hilarious Comedy Pigs) met for a drink. These players were Scott McVicker A.K.A. Double-T, Clayton Myers and Joe Jalette.
Upon doing so, the three reminisced about the good times they had working with one another and decided to keep the good times rolling. As a result they would meet sporadically to work and play and grow as individual improv players and as a team. As a result, Ponch!!! was unofficially formed.
Since then, Ponch!!! has become a pseudo safe haven for anyone with or without experience, to watch and/or participate in. It’s three original players remain the base pillars of it’s infrastructure, but other players have practiced and will likely perform both with, and in place of original members as time goes on.
Ponch!!!’s Mission Statement – Our main objective as a team is to seek out honest relationships that result in honest scenes. We try to refrain from the easy/obvious laughs. If our characters come across and the relationships shine true, the humor will be reached on a far deeper level. While we appreciate the basic principles of impov, we are still very much in our infancy as a troupe and are enjoying finding our own voice, and our own way. We hope our audiences find equal pleasure in the discoveries we make along the way.
Just to clarify, PONCH is the improv troupe…WIT is the Washington Improv Theatre… and FIST stands for the Fighting Improv Smack-down Tournament…Here is the first video from that competition…enjoy…ENJOY!
Clayton was not available to participate in this round of the tournament as he was on location working on the independent film “Knoxville”.
Double-T and Tron owned the stage with their first real two man performance!
Just to clarify, PONCH is the improv troupe…WIT is the Washington Improv Theatre… and FIST stands for the Fighting Improv Smack-down Tournament…Here is the first video from that competition…enjoy…ENJOY!