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Team Picture
Directed byKentucker Audley
Written byKentucker Audley
Produced byBrian Takats
StarringAndrew Nenninger
Timothy Morton
Amanda Harris
Chellie Bowman
Bill Baker
CinematographyTimothy Morton
Edited byKentuker Audley
Music byBen Siler
Kentucker Audley
Distributed byBenten Films
Release dates
19 October, 2007
Running time
62 min.
CountryUSA
LanguageEnglish

Team Picture is a 2007 drama film starring auteur filmmaker Kentucker Audley.

Team Picture premiered at the Memphis Indie Film Festival on October 19, 2007 and released on DVD by Benten Films on August 26, 2008. Erik (Kentucker Audley) quits his job at his step dad's (Greg Gaston) sporting goods store, mutually breaks up with his girlfriend Jessica (Shawna Wheeler) and meets a new girl Sarah (Amanda Harris). At a crossroads he decides to travel with Sarah to Chicago. His roommate (Timothy Morton) stays in Memphis to lounge at a baby pool in the front yard and perform at coffee shops.

Cast

  • Kentucker Audley as David
  • Timothy Morton as Erik
  • Amanda Harris as Sarah
  • Bill Baker as David's dad
  • Greg Gaston as David's step dad
  • Chellie Bowman as Hilary
  • Shawna Wheeler as Jessica

References