Starring:
Adam Golomb as ROY Maria Cina as MARTY Lyle Schwarz as SHERIFF Kevin Cahill as PSYCHO Alice Lentz as TRASHY Dick Rois as BURLYMAN Randy Craddock as THUGMAN Paul Wadleigh as OLD MAN and Emmett as DOG
	John C. Dewey as OLD MAN'S SIDEKICK James Servais as NEIL Mick E. as STORE CLERK Chris Bjore-Ferguson as WAITRESS George R. Colkitt as CONDUCTOR Matthew Karchesky as GUARD Mark Kuntz as CAMPESE James Hasse as BARTENDER Ettore Cascio as ELVIS Scott Willadsen as POLICEMAN Langdon Franks as RENT-A-COP

DIRECTOR/PRODUCER
Jian Hong Kuo has worked internationally as a theatre designer since 1988. In L.A. she has art directed for commercials, television and feature film, including the upcoming They Come At Night. In 1998, she directed the T.V. movie Agong Bak Kut Teh (Grandpa's Meat Bone Tea) that won Best Telefeature at the Singapore International Film Festival. Last year, she produced Sammyville, an independent film that is being distributed by Creative Light Worldwide. Dog Story marks her feature film directorial debut.

WRITER/PRODUCER/LEAD
Adam Golomb holds a degree in Theater Arts from the University of Iowa and a Law degree from DePaul University in Chicago. A screenwriter for several years, Adam began working in feature films with the independent project Sammyville in which he served as script supervisor, assistant producer and as an actor in the role of Shovel Guy. Currently, he is developing a reality-based crime feature that he will produce and direct in Chicago in late 2000.

PRODUCER
Christopher Hatton received his MFA in Playwriting from the prestigious Iowa Playwrights Workshop. His writing highlights include episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation and a screenplay for martial arts star Jackie Chan. Current projects include: developing the true African adventure "Elephant Soldier" for National Wildlife Productions, as well as a television series based on wildlife game wardens for NWP, and the sci-fi thriller Orpheus Rising for Graham/Rosenzweig Films. Last year, he co-wrote and directed the independent film, Sammyville.

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Patrick Neary has shot film and video projects for national and international clients including Turner Entertainment, Atlantic Records, and Microsoft. He recently served as DP for the second season of the nationally syndicated television series Critter Gitters, along with other independent features, music videos, commercials and documentaries. Neary began his career as a photojournalist, shooting assignments for the Associated Press, USA Today, New York Newsday, SPIN Magazine, Mother Jones and other national publications.

COMPOSER
Jonathan Price has scored the films Rustin (Meat Loaf), Sammyville (Chase Masterson), Decay (Robert Z'dar), Vampire Night, Vampires of Sorority Row, and Merchants of Death. His music for television can be seen on PAX TV, the Discovery Channel, and the fX Network. He is a recent graduate of the acclaimed USC film scoring program and was the score coordinator for Rounders, Urban Legend, Love Songs, Entrapment, and Stigmata.

EDITOR
Christopher L. Walter has cut television promos for all the major studios from NBC, CBS, ABC, to Paramount, Rysher, King World, and WB. Christopher's feature credits include Dog Story, Elvis Took a Bullet, James Dean: American Legend, and he is currently editing Another Bobby O'Hara Story starring Ardal O'Hanlan.

LINE PRODUCER
David Alger Schulz began learning the art of independent filmmaking after moving to Los Angeles in 1997, working as an Assistant Director and Coordinator. His recent Line Producer credits include Dog Story and the Art Altounian film Closing The Deal. Dave is currently writing his second screenplay, a romantic comedy entitled "Once A Day", as well as developing a socioeconomic comedy to be filmed in his hometown of Buffalo, NY.

LEAD
Maria Cina professional career has spanned several aspects of performing. Traveling the world as a dancer, she has performed with such artists as Prince and Reba McEntire. Her theatrical performances include: Hermia in "A Mid Summer Night's Dream" at the Vanburough Theater in London, Linda in John Patrick Shandley's "Savage in Limbo" at the Matrix Theater, Diane in "42nd Street", Frenchy in "Grease", and Alkemena in "Amphitryon 38." Television credits include guest starring roles on Seinfeld, 3rd Rock From The Sun, Beverly Hills 90210, Wings, Sparks, Good News, Perversions of Science (HBO), and Bloodhounds Incorporated. Film credits include Brahm Stoker's Dracula, Vegas Vacation, and The Mask. Maria will soon be seen in the upcoming films: Blue Shark Hash, Venice Beach, The Independent with Jerry Stiller, The Amati Girls with Mercedes Ruehl, and Gentleman B with Peter Greene.