A ton of people helped us make this show, and we love them all.
Please check out the full cast & crew listing at IMDB!
Rick Castañeda is a writer/director/producer of music videos, live-action shorts, and animations, and co-founder of Psychic Bunny. His works have been around the world to festivals in Canada, Japan, and Romania, as well as featured on the web, earning recognition from YouTube, Crackle, and Funny or Die. His sketch comedy group produces web videos every month or so at www.sixfingerfist.com. A published author, an accomplished director, and a trusted friend, Rick is very excited about his latest web series.
Rob Delaney is a comedian. He writes and acts too. Rob is from Boston. He is on television, in movies, and downloadable on the internet. He tours the U.S. telling jokes, and also sings the national anthem for the Red Sox and the Dodgers. He has a body mass index of 26.6 which is technically “overweight” but that’s wrong. Rob just has thick, muscular thighs and buttocks.
Asa Shumskas-Tait is a writer, director, illustrator, backpacker and pumpkin pie maker. Born and raised in central Pennsylvania, Asa lived an idyllic life jumping into hay mounds and reading comic books, until he packed up his hobo sack and took off for sunny California. There he graduated from USC with a B.A. in Cinema-Television Production, and worked in Post Production before co-founding hybrid media studio Psychic Bunny and its original content arm, Lead Balloon.
Asa has written and directed for both screen and print. His first comic book, “Consumed” was published by Platinum Comics in 2007. He has directed short films for the U.S. Army, and animation for projects as diverse as the Real Deal poker stage show in Las Vegas, and an adaptation of the children’s book “A Heart Full of Love.” In addition to “The Echo Game,” he is currently producing the web series “Coma, Period.” for Lead Balloon.
Sean E. Williams is a writer/producer with a background in independent production. He was associate producer and first assistant director on the award-winning 2003 Sundance film THE BEAT, and produced the independent feature BLUES, currently making the festival circuit. As well as physical production, Sean’s background includes stints as a story analyst for East of Doheny and a freelance writer at NewTeeVee.com.
Born in the United States, Jeffrey spent his formative years around the world, living in seven cities in four countries on three continents before graduating high school. His career in filmmaking began in animation, completing his first 16mm animated short at the age of ten. His passion for imagery gained further momentum in the years that followed, ultimately leading him to California.
He currently works as a freelance filmmaker, photographer, musician and entrepreneur in Los Angeles.
Kim Seff has worked in the art department on many projects, and one of them is Coma, Period. She is not very tall.
Lawrence Everson loves working with sound in every aspect. He also loves wearing many hats, from stylish headwear like tophats and fedoras to the metaphorical ones that designate the ability to work on every part of the production process. His career spans film, TV, interactive games, and radio theatre. Recent work includes mixing the feature documentary 45365, winner of the Grand Jury Award at South by Southwest 2009. Lawrence operates as a freelance sound editor, mixer and recording engineer based out of his studio in Los Angeles and was thrilled to supervise both the production and post-production audio for Coma, Period.