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Lee Friedlander, Director
Gina G. Goff & Laura A. Kellam, Producers
Sean McVity, Executive Producer
Paula Goldberg, Writer
Alex Vendler, Director of Photography
Ariana Nakata, Production Designer
Christian White, Editor
Yasmeen Mustaklim, Costume Designer

Laura Karpman, Composer
Adele Ashley, Casting Director
Mark D'Onofrio, Associate Producer
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Adele Ashley

Adele Ashley

Adele Ashley
Casting Director

Adele began her career as a performer in film and on stage. But after graduating from Smith College (’02) with a B.A. in music, she was ready to move beyond performing. An internship at New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) and two freelance positions as a script analyst at Film Independent (formerly IFP/LA) and Court TV were instrumental in her decision to become a casting director. In less than a year, she was casting her first film for a NYWIFT member. Since then she has been working on referral as a full-time casting director, traveling between New York and Los Angeles. In her 2 ½ year career, she has cast fourteen films and three television pilots. Her most recent credits include Goff-Kellam Productions soon to be released, Out at the Wedding, starring Mike Farrell (Providence, M*A*S*H*), Reginald VelJohnson (Die Hard, Die Hard II, Family Ties), Mink Stole (But I’m a Cheerleader, Pecker, Pink Flamingos) and Charlie Schlatter (Police Academy: Mission to Moscow, Heartbreak Hotel, Ferris Bueller); God’s Waiting List, directed by Duane Adler (Save the Last Dance, writer), starring Roger Guenveur Smith (Do the Right Thing), Nicki Micheaux (Their Eyes Were Watching God, The Shield), Felicia Day (Warm Springs, Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Jo Anne Baron (The Prince and Me, Spiderman II), Lauren Tom (The Joy Luck Club) and Ingrid Oliu (Real Women Have Curves); Menage a trois directed by Kimberly Wetherell, which won a Best Actor and Best Actress Award from the Chicks with Flicks festival; The D Word (parody of The L Word), directed by Cherien Daibes Naffa and Noelle Brower, which has screened in over 33 festivals in the U.S. and abroad. Her upcoming features include Until the Rains, in which she will re-team with Duane Adler, and A Pretty Girl, in which she will re-team with Kimberly Wetherell, both due for release in early 2007. Contact information is available at www.imdb.com.

 
 
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