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Bonnie Schneider
Experienced nonunion actress from Baldwin, NY. We met Bonnie through Backstage.com after choosing her audition tape out of dozens of other applicants. After hearing her read the script we knew she was the perfect fit to play our female lead, Mary. She has an infectious, quirky energy that really carries through on screen and we cant wait for you to see her as Mary when The Big Fake premiers later this year!
About her charachter
Bonnie stars as Mary, a single woman begining a new chapter of her life in the great outdoors after a rather harrowing experience in her hometown of New York City inspired her big move. Mary is an optimist and hopes this quest to find Bigfoot will confirm her beliefs in greatness and all things extraordinary.
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Kyle D. King
56 year old nonunion actor from Oklahoma City, we also found Kyle via Backstage.com where the uniqueness and sincerity of his audition made him an easy choice for our leading actor. Working with Kyle was a blast as he is not only a genuinely fun dude but extremely talented and professional actor. If you ever get the pleasure of meeting him he will have endless stories from previous sets to entertain you with.
About his charachter
Kyle plays our film's protagonist, Bert, a lonely park ranger with subpar social skills who wakes up one morning to find footage of what looks like a giant sasquatch on his outdoor surveillance camera. With a limited knowledge of the web, Bert mangages to upload his footage to YouTube where it unexpectedly goes viral, thus beginning his chaotic journey to uncover the secrets creeping in his own backyard.
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Ari Bird
Ari Bird is a recent graduate of Emerson College's class of 2025 and in his college career has amassed many acting credits across various films and plays. He is a pleasure to be around both as a friend and an actor. If you ever need a young, versatile, male actor for your project, Ari is your guy.
About his charachter
Ari plays Frank, an experienced Bigfoot hunter and self described 'macho man' who stumbles across Bert's viral video and embarks on his own quest to find the beast. Eager to prove himself as an accomplished hunter and reafirm his own masculinity, Frank has his own , more nefarious, plans for Bigfoot.
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