A Full-Length Feature Film
Logline: A day starts as any other, with no one realizing that this would be the turning point for the human race.
Tagline: The end of mankind is deservedly upon us.
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Key Credits & Cast
(Writer & Director) Geraldo J. Uscategui
Geraldo is a Filmmaker and Writer, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. He is the author of the acclaimed novel, The Rumdog Chronicles, and also penned the sophomore of his books, A Work in Progress. Both works are official Amazon publications. Geraldo has appeared on television on many shows including Blue Bloods, Ray Donovan, Amsterdam, and Elementary. Recently being on screen with the role of Rumdog, a short executively produced by himself, he has now taken the step to working behind the scenes. He was Executive Producer for Ethnically Ambiguous, the award-winning comedy-short by Tiffany Philips, and Executive Producer for Best Bars in Brooklyn, the TV Pilot written by Dina Massery. While Rumdog was adapted to the first full-length feature screenplay of his many productions, Geraldo also penned the heart-touching feature film screenplay, The Send-Off, and The After, a conspiracy theorist's delight. He has also begun his foray into episodic television with 4Lanes To Philly, the thrilleristic, urban drama set in NYC and Philadelphia.
(Director of Photography) Christian Fescine
Christian is an American Filmmaker originally from Queens, New York. He is also a multi-faceted writer, producer, and director and one of the co-founders of the Pennsylvania-based production team at Pop Films. His first feature film, Dead County, was released in October of 2021 and achieved distribution with Darkside Releasing. Christian’s vast collection of film credits as lead Cinematographer includes Wired, The Wallet, Craving, Be My Valentine, Airdrop, Binge, Sleep Walker, Compost, Swumpwater, Eggs, Annex, Annex 2, Sucker, Nightmare Lullaby, Secret Admirer, Embers, Tuesday, Jeremiad, Same Dream, Heathens, Half Seas Over and All Men Can be Monsters. Christian has also appeared on television in the 2013 series, Deadstar in the role of Lawrence.
Guy LeMonnier (James Madsen)
Guy is an American Actor and Singer, hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Now a New Yorker, He is an oft-seen performer with many television roles in Gotham, New Amsterdam, House of Cards, Power, Quantico, Lioness, Broad City & a recurring role as Dale Quinn in the CBS drama, Blue Bloods. A member and lead singer of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, his theatre credits include the title role in Phantom at the Opera, as well as the lead in Dracula. Recently he has toured with the Wizards of Winter. Guy has recently been tapped as the narrator in the crime thriller audiobook, The Rumdog Chronicles.
Tiffany Phillips (Melody)
Tiffany is a veteran of film, television, and theatre. She left her small town of Apple Valley, California to attend The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York. As a singer, she has toured with Michael Bolton and has sung at various live venues throughout New York City. Tiffany landed the recurring role of Angela Raines on Scandal and wrote and performed the hit one-woman show, I Never Met a Jerk I Didn’t Like. Tiffany is known for her acclaimed performance as 1950’s film star, Cynthia Beckley, in the dramatic period piece Daughter of Fortune. Her television role appearances include Criminal Minds, Teen Wolf, Two Degrees, Scorpion, Days of Our Lives, Supergirl, Workaholics, and The Soul Man.
Tony Gaynor (Jeffrey Slater)
Tony is an American Actor, Narrator, and Writer originally from Brooklyn, New York. He is also the founder of BlackVision Productions. Tony’s recurring role as the lead storyteller with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and also with the Wizards of Winter, has led to multiple interstate tours for the versatile voice actor, who started with voice-over work on the Donahue television show. Tony was also a day player on the NBC drama, Days of Our Lives. Tony is a veteran of the theatre stage with productions of Treasure Island, with the role of Captain Smollet, and various productions with the Negro Ensemble Company. Tony garnered the leading role in the musical, Another Chance, with the Crossroads Theatre.
Everett Lauster (Brian Espinosa)
Everett is an American Actor and Writer originally from Milford, Pennsylvania. He is one of the co-founders of Pop Films, and writer of the full-length feature and dystopian thriller, Dead County, which received distribution through Darkside Releasing in 2021. Everett is known for being a versatile actor, with many roles including but not limited to: All Men Can Be Monsters, Jeremiad, Half Seas Over, Wired, The Wallet, Be My Valentine, Airdrop, Binge, Face the Ghost, Sleep Walker, Compost, Swumpwater, Eggs, Annex, Embers and other shorts that have gained worldwide viewership.
Manny Cabo (Camera Man)
Manny is a Musician, Actor, Author, and Photographer. The versatile artist recently embarked on his very own Top 100 podcast, Mojo For Musicians, garnering an eclectic audience. He has electrified live audiences with his four-chair turning performance on NBC’s The Voice, and Telemundo’s La Loz. Manny has recently toured, displaying his powerful voice with his annual live performances as one of the lead voices of Wizards of Winter as well as with his original songs, Used to be Hers, Wear Your Words, and with his EP, Stratospheric. The Manny Cabo brand delves into fashion, songwriting, book publishing, and humanitarian efforts as well as animal activism.
Lorna Pérez (Sarah)
Lorna’s journey as a performer began at a young age when she participated in choir and musical productions. She pursued her passion for singing and graduated from the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music with a major in Voice Performance. Her talents led her to Off-Broadway, where she performed in the production of Swing! the Musical at St. Luke’s Theater in New York City. Expanding her creative endeavors, Lorna explored the world of filmmaking, assuming the roles of producer and co-writer for her debut short film, “The Studio Upstairs,” currently in post-production. Teaming up with her husband, Lorna is the proud owner and operator of “The Brownstone Class”, an acting workshop dedicated to film and television.
Osvaldo Cambero (The Man)
Osvaldo is an Actor from Woodside, Queens. He began his journey with the role of Chino in an H.S. production of West Side Story, as well as the role of Monnie, in the classic Anything Goes, from the playwrights Bolton and Wodehouse, featuring the music of Cole Porter. In addition, he is experienced in the production aspect, working as a set dresser for Project Runway All Stars in 2018, and on TreeHouse Production’s Set It Up, which went on to Netflix success. He was also a set dresser for the feature film, 21 Bridges. Osvaldo was on the production team for White Collar, Madam Secretary, The Get Down, Gotham, and Godfather of Harlem. He is currently a set dresser on the long-running CBS Drama Blue Bloods since 2014.
(Producer) Ross Laterra
Ross is a Brooklyn, New York native, has been working in the entertainment industry since the age of 16 as a DJ, Musical Theatre, and Stage actor, studying with Uta Hagen at HB Studios. Ross has always displayed a passion for bringing fresh characters and stories to life. In 1996, Ross joined IATSE Local #52 as a Property Person and began his professional career in Motion Pictures and Television. Ross wrote, produced, and directed the short film Clowns, a mock documentary on inner-city gang life. Ross Co-Produced and directed the original Off-Broadway production of Dealin’ The Issues. Ross was a regular production crew member of the Television Drama Third Watch and was on location in New York City during the 9/11 attacks, lending his support to first responders. Ross's film production experience includes 21 Bridges, Blue Jasmine, Now You See Me, The Amazing Spiderman, The Other Guys, Inside Man, Gangs of New York, Men In Black II, and Rounders. Ross is now the Foreman of the Set Dressing Department going into his 14th season of the CBS Police Drama Blue Bloods.
