The producers of Pennsylvania-based independent film company Sideline Pictures are pleased to announce the cast of their upcoming survival drama Blood On The Leaves.
Submissions rolled in from around the country as dozens of actors auditioned for both lead and supporting roles. You can read our post about that process here.
Submissions rolled in from around the country as dozens of actors auditioned for both lead and supporting roles. You can read our post about that process here.
From left to right: Bill Nally (Hunter), Vincent Barnard (Director), and Imani Khiry (City Boy) celebrate a fantastic table read in Pittsburgh.
The story of the film follows two polar opposites, the Hunter, a white middle-aged family man from rural Pennsylvania, and City Boy, a young black man from inner city Philadelphia. The Hunter and City Boy are forced to confront not only each other but also themselves in order to survive the forces of nature when a fallen tree pins down City Boy’s leg. When he pulls a gun on the Hunter who discovers the dead body he was trying to bury, their moral battle begins.
Headlining Blood On The Leaves as one of the two leads is Imani Khiry (“Relics,” “Made In Cleveland”). Khiry is a Cleveland-based actor who will portray City Boy, the troubled young man who gets trapped under the fallen tree. Also starring is Cincinnati actor Bill Nally (“Curveball” “Hindsight 2020”). Nally will play The Hunter, a family man caught in a dangerous situation.
Although the two leading actors are from Ohio, talented actors representing Pennsylvania fill out most of the supporting roles including Pittsburgh’s own Brendon Taylor (“Running Circles,” “An Honest Man Is Hard To Find”) and Carl Clemons (“The Wire,” “Southpaw”) who both play conniving inner city gang members with big influence on the story.
Also based in Pittsburgh are cast members Cindy Fernandez as The Hunter’s Wife, John Furman as Hugh, Danny Kelly as Trooper Shaw, Petra Bryant, Patrick Stanny, and Aundre Artemus. Rounding out the cast and all the way from Maryland is Dallas White, who portrays the rookie PA State Trooper Bruce.
The cast and crew for Blood On The Leaves will begin filming on October 1 and shoot in several Pennsylvania towns such as Clarington, Brookville, DuBois, and Cooksburg.
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Headlining Blood On The Leaves as one of the two leads is Imani Khiry (“Relics,” “Made In Cleveland”). Khiry is a Cleveland-based actor who will portray City Boy, the troubled young man who gets trapped under the fallen tree. Also starring is Cincinnati actor Bill Nally (“Curveball” “Hindsight 2020”). Nally will play The Hunter, a family man caught in a dangerous situation.
Although the two leading actors are from Ohio, talented actors representing Pennsylvania fill out most of the supporting roles including Pittsburgh’s own Brendon Taylor (“Running Circles,” “An Honest Man Is Hard To Find”) and Carl Clemons (“The Wire,” “Southpaw”) who both play conniving inner city gang members with big influence on the story.
Also based in Pittsburgh are cast members Cindy Fernandez as The Hunter’s Wife, John Furman as Hugh, Danny Kelly as Trooper Shaw, Petra Bryant, Patrick Stanny, and Aundre Artemus. Rounding out the cast and all the way from Maryland is Dallas White, who portrays the rookie PA State Trooper Bruce.
The cast and crew for Blood On The Leaves will begin filming on October 1 and shoot in several Pennsylvania towns such as Clarington, Brookville, DuBois, and Cooksburg.
You can follow the production, check out behind the scenes materials, and learn more about independent filmmaking near your community at www.botlmovie.com
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Instagram: @botlmovie
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Director, Vincent Barnard, feels out the location for Hunter's House as Cinematographer, Ryan Haggerty, takes test footage and color grading.
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