The Trailer
When his college-age daughter returns home for Christmas, a neatnick dad struggles to find peace on earth amongst her 12 days of clutter.
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Tony RobinsonDirectorThe Ice House, The Improv
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Stan SellersWriterThe Residence, Spider Man: Across the Spider - Verse, A League Of Their Own
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Stan SellersProducer
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Jaquita Ta'LeKey Cast"Sabrina/Grandmother"A Complete Unknown, Smile 2, It Ends With Us
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Stan SellersKey Cast"Dad"
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Terence Mathews IIKey Cast"Brother"
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April Jones-SellersKey Cast"Aunt"Smart Guy
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Larry BeamonAnimatorBurger Star, Cryptos
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Nagao NonokaComposer
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Nick JimenezRe-recording Mixer
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Project Type:Animation
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Runtime:5 minutes 29 seconds
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Completion Date:January 14, 2025
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Production Budget:5,850 USD
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Country of Origin:United States, United States
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Country of Filming:United States, United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:1080x1920
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Black & White
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Tony Robinson has over five decades of experience as a radio personality, musician, voice actor, comedian, playwright, screenwriter, and director. He directed his first play at the age of nine when he and his second-grade teacher had “creative differences”
His recent virtual directorial work include Isabella Estrada, The Virus You Know, You Don’t See Me You Hear Me Don’t Know Me. Past stage works include, Cool Negroes and Bad Bobbi Bolingo and the Dinosaur Cave.
For over twenty years Tony appeared in comedy clubs worldwide including Las Vegas, Sweden, Denmark and cruise ships with over a dozen tours to Asia and Greenland for the US military to perform for the troops.
He was featured a in book about stand-up comics called, “I Killed” and was a regular cast member of the radio soap opera “It’s Your World” which was heard on the nationally syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show. He was also a staff writer for Burrud Production.
He currently lives in Indiana where he continues to write and direct theater.
Hi. I’m Stan Sellers, the writer for The Trailer. This is a story, one of many, I performed at storytelling venues in around Los Angeles a few years ago. It’s personal because the story is about one of the kids in the name of my production company, TwoKidsNoSleep: my daughter. While her trailing didn’t keep my wife and I up at night, picking up her trail sometimes did. For us it was frustrating, irritating and several more -tings that I can't think of right now because I’m writing this in the middle of the night due to lack of sleep. You see, some things never change. But in the end as with all the phases kids go through and eventually get over, except in this case, even at thirty years old she hasn't, I still love her madly and wouldn’t trade those early years for all the tidiness in the entire world.