Hallie Shepherd
Hallie got involved in the theatre department as an actor during her senior
year at Western Washington University. After graduating from Western in
2002 with her Bachelor of Arts in English, Hallie co-wrote two short films
and one feature-length film. "Cherry Sorbet", her first co-written short film,
premiered at the 2003 Seattle International Film Festival. Recently, her
second writing credit, the 28-minute suspense/thriller "Mistaken", premiered
last May at the Cannes Short Film Market. She also played the lead female
character in "Mistaken" (www.mistakenthemovie.com) Hallie recently
produced her first co-written feature film, "GPS", shot in August in the
Pacific Northwest. She also played the role of "Frankie". Hallie does
administration and marketing for IndieClub.com, and independent film
organization that networks filmmakers, actors and crew.
year at Western Washington University. After graduating from Western in
2002 with her Bachelor of Arts in English, Hallie co-wrote two short films
and one feature-length film. "Cherry Sorbet", her first co-written short film,
premiered at the 2003 Seattle International Film Festival. Recently, her
second writing credit, the 28-minute suspense/thriller "Mistaken", premiered
last May at the Cannes Short Film Market. She also played the lead female
character in "Mistaken" (www.mistakenthemovie.com) Hallie recently
produced her first co-written feature film, "GPS", shot in August in the
Pacific Northwest. She also played the role of "Frankie". Hallie does
administration and marketing for IndieClub.com, and independent film
organization that networks filmmakers, actors and crew.
Quote for DJ
"DJ brought many layers to the character of Sam. His character could have
been played as simply a jerk that mistreated his girlfriend, but DJ discovered
the humane side of Sam who truely did care about my character Frankie. We
got to do a lot of improvisation, because we had two chase scenes - one foot
and one in a car - where the lines weren't scripted. One of the chase scenes
was the first thing we shot, and we instantly found a fun dynamic with each
other as we ran through the woods barking things at each other."
been played as simply a jerk that mistreated his girlfriend, but DJ discovered
the humane side of Sam who truely did care about my character Frankie. We
got to do a lot of improvisation, because we had two chase scenes - one foot
and one in a car - where the lines weren't scripted. One of the chase scenes
was the first thing we shot, and we instantly found a fun dynamic with each
other as we ran through the woods barking things at each other."
