CREDITS
CAST
Narrator
Eccentric Woman
Eccentric Husband
Dr. Reginald Dewlap
Dr. Coolidge Borglum
Ziggy McFarland
Token Redneck
Buzz Butterworth
Dr. Karl Lubich
Campfire Choir:
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Krisha Fairchild
Kathy Levin
Paul Black
Dr. Roger Williams
Robert J. Zenk
Michael McAuliffe
Jim Wilson
Jean Sherrard
Dan Molvar
Natalie Hoyt
Alex Werner
Taylor Werner
Eli Hoyt
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Crew
Produced by Dan Monaghan,
Rex Barker & Joel Veatch
Written & Directed by Dan Monaghan
Director of Photography:
Rex "Mr. Stubby" Barker
Editor: Joel Veatch
Asst. Producer / Gaffer / Bestboy / A.C. /
Desert Boom Op. / Props / Driver / Melon
Wrangler / Rabble-Rouser: Dennis Hollyfield
All Desert Poodle renderings
& artwork by Robin Dorn
Location Audio: Elanor Rimassa
Sound Design by Jim Wilson,
Pure Audio, Seattle
Audio Post facilities
courtesy of Pure Audio, Seattle
Poodle Howl Samplings Courtesy of Satti
Satti provided by Pat Wendler
and Winnie Nazarko
Post Production Design by
Flying Spot Inc., Seattle
DNA animation by Gavin Fysh, Steve Harris,
Flying Spot Inc., Seattle
Film Transfer by Eric Rosen, Jeff Tillotson,
Flying Spot Transfer Inc., Seattle
Assistant Producer: Anne Marie Canon
Creative Consultant / Director of Research:
G. Scott Thirkield III
BioTron logo by Michael Maddux,
WorldWise Designs, Seattle
Magazine Cover Art by David Yaw
Music composed by Richard Harvey
Performed by The London Symphony Orchestra
(KPM 343, Cut 4)
Negative Cutting Supervision & Coordination
by Pat Barber
Location Audio equipment courtesy of
Matthew G. Monroe, Mattsound, Seattle
Arriflex camera and lighting equipment
courtesy of Merwin Creative, Seattle.
Additional lighting & grip equipment
courtesy of Paul Crampton,
No Name Productions, Seattle.
Website design & implementation
by Brian Foley
Special thanks to Henry Dardanne, SAG,
the Actors Group, the Woodland Park Zoo,
John at Kinko's, Mike Sunseri, Clatter & Din,
Cornerstone Communications, and
The Hemp Hotel (Amsterdam)
Characters and events depicted in this film are
entirely fictional. Any similarity between actual
people and events is purely intentional, but you've
got a snowball's chance in hell of getting us to
admit that in a court of law.
No animals (real or imaginary) were
harmed in the making of this film.
Several cantaloupes, however, were.
Special thanks to all of our friends, families, and
associates who helped us pull this thing together
DIRECTOR'S BIO
Born a week after the October Missile Crisis,
Dan Monaghan had his wisdom teeth removed
the day Elvis died - "I'm convinced it's all no mere
coincidence" says Monaghan. Dan's hobbies
include phrenology, hypocrisy, and recreational
ultrasound. His pet peeves are lethargy,
entropy and misused apostrophe's.
His favorite color is teal.
©1998, Silent G Productions, Inc.
