Why You Don't Send Nudes
Cale Glendening/Short Film
Why You Don't Send Nudes
A high school girl plots revenge on a bully who posted her nude photographs online, but when it backfires, her whole family becomes a target.
Credits
Director: Cale Glendening
Executive Producer: Cale Glendening
Associate Producer: Andrew O'Connor
Written by: Cale Glendening
Cast (by order of appearance)
Jackie Webber - Chloe Swan Sparwath
Mike Webber - Brian F. Durkin
Ethan Webber - Collin Gilliland
Kristen Webber - Michelle Cassedy
James Foster - Sam Ashby
Brandon Caster - Jarrod Beck
Dani Caster - Neala Kaye Cohen
Ashley Baker - Kaycie Lee
Officer Knix - Harlen Ernest
John Foster - Edgar Campbell
Director of Photography - John Pope
1st Assistant Camera - Mike Bacanu
2nd Assistant Camera - Cara Tripodis
Casting Director - Tracy Kilpatrick
Casting Assistant - Blair Foster
Production Designer - Andrew O'Connor
Property Master - Drew Mullins
Property Assistant - Jay Norman
Art Assistant - Ashlyn Yarborough
Gaffer - Charles Harrold
Key Grip - Daniel Nettles
Grip - Julian Karlin
Crane - Justin Conway
Sound Mixer & Boom - Op Nic Graves
Makeup Artist - Ashley Langston
Costume Designer - Natasha Herron
Editor - Lucas Harger
Sound Designer - Steve Horne
VFX - Brian Ellebracht
Colorist - Curtis Abbot
Marketing Art Director - Derek Heisler
Opening Animation/Credits - Derek Heisler
Original Score - Stephen Keech
Cello - Chelsea McGough
Violin - Sarah Ruth Remington
Vocals - Janell Rosa
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STEPHEN KEECH
Stephen Keech is an American producer and film composer based in Nashville, TN. He has been professionally writing and performing music since 2006 when he began his career singing for the band Haste the Day. After years of touring internationally, Stephen settled down in Nashville where he expanded on his passion by producing records and composing original music for film and TV. Stephen has worked with clients such as Mazda, Express, Tractor Supply, Eureka, and Spotify, as well as creating original scores for award winning documentaries such as Revolution Picture's Remand and The Bears on Pine Ridge. Stephen strives to create meaningful and interesting compositions that complement the visual and narrative context of each piece, while invoking an appropriate emotional response.