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Leah Meyerhoff is currently pursuing a Master’s in Film at New York University. A Student Academy Awards finalist, Leah’s previous films have been quite successful on the festival circuit, including Slamdance, Cannes, Palm Springs, Woodstock, Chicago International, and Clermont-Ferrand. Leah is currently working on her first feature film.
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Murray Hill, “the hardest working middle-aged man in show business,’ is a singing, dancing, schticking throwback to the comedic entertainers of yesteryear. Mr. Hill, who's been known to stop mid-song to commandeer a drink or hit on a lovely lady, has been a Big Apple mainstay attracting top talent, packed houses and bold faced names in the audience from uptown class Ivana Trump to downtown cool Alan Cumming and Michael Musto, to the old school like Joan Rivers and John Waters. He's infamous for the spontaneous fun and party atmosphere of his on-stage antics and his unique brand of interactive humor and irrepressible schtick.
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On any given night, you can see Julie Atlas Muz swimming in an aquarium as a mermaid, peeling off the outlandish costumes she dons, or covered in fake blood in the basement of a gay bar - in essence, expressing her bawdy, irreverent and unexpected sense of humor. She has been described as "one of the most acclaimed and prolific conceptual performers and choreographers in New York." She recently participated in the Whitney Biennial. |
TIGGER! has been stripping and grinding since 1988, from Austria to Australia w/Penny Arcade and touring the Bible Belt in a pink Sodomobile w/Michael Moore for "The Awful Truth." Tigger! has been New York's premier Boylesque Stripper since 1997. Last year "the blasphemous stripper they tried to ban in San Francisco" won the Golden Pastie Award for “The Performer Most Likely to Get Shut Down by the Law”. |
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Scotty
the Blue Bunny sings, spiels, fiddles, eats fire, performs magic,
walks on balls, and is one of the city's most beloved and towering
nightlife personalities. He was voted "Best of 2002" by
the Village Voice, and deemed a "New York nightlife fixture"
by the New York Post. He has been featured on NY1, VH1, MTV, E!
and HBO's Real Sex. |
Molly is a performance artist, singer, and actress. She has performed burlesque all over the country and in Europe. She can be seen performing regularly at the Va Va Voom Room in New York City. She acts in theater and film and most recently she appeared in ‘Rockets Redglare’ with Steve Buscemi and Willam Dafoe. She can also be seen in the upcoming films “Chapter 27” and “Interview.” |
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Scarlet
Sinclair is a New York City native. Coming from a long line of gypsies,
cabaret entertainers and creative folk, show business and performing
has been in her blood for generations. Bringing her own brand of
uniqueness to the stage, Scarlet is a delicious concoction of flavors
ranging from classic burlesque and Hollywood glamour, old school
blues and rockabilly, Her performance charms exude a not-so-subtle
hint of her heritage through shimmies scandalous enough to make
any Sultan blush. Miss Sinclair recently won the Golden Pastie Award
at the 2005 NY Burlesque Festival for "Hottest Freshman." |
Monica Hoenig, a native Hungarian, has been making films since 1997, including the award winning Epitaph, based on autobiographical events concerning her father's death and Driven, a short cabaret opera about uncontrollable pleasures breaking lives. She is currently working as a producer for an American-Japanese advertisement company. |
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Cary
Fukunaga graduated with a degree in history from the University
of California Santa Cruz and L'Institute d'Etudes Politiques de
Grenoble. He has traveled extensively through Asia, Europe, Africa,
and Latin America, where he studied and photographed the aftermath
of neo-colonialism. He began crewing on music videos and commercials
in Los Angeles four years ago and is not completing an MFA at New
York University. |
Josh Winkler graduated from UC Berkeley in Creative Writing and Art History. His college career was laced with film and photographic projects. Currently, he lives in Manhattan where he freelances on feature films, commercials and music videos. He swears he will become a successful director without going for an MFA in film. |
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Wendybird
is the tireless morpher. She once sang for a band called Hahatuzi
when she lived in Beijing. She has published a bunch of articles,
from subjects like Latin Dance in Beijing for Mme. Figaro China,
to the Confucian traits of Korean Dramas for Theme Magazine in NYC.
Currently, she's working on her thesis film, which she's planning to shoot in rural Taiwan in 2007. |
Tai Burkholder is a graduate film student at NYU, majoring in producing. She has produced fourteen student films, including A Spoonful of Sugar, a Student Academy Awards finalist. Tai recently taught a class on independent film production for the International Film Program at the Cannes Film Festival. Previously, Tai was a producer for the PBS all-women's news analysis program To the Contrary, and worked as a desk assistant at ABC News. |
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Elizabeth
Jones is a recent graduate of New York University. She has worked
as a production designer on dozens of short films and fashion photography
shoots. |
Andrea
Seidel has been working as a costume designer for over a decade.
She recently joined the union and is working on numerous feature
projects. |
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