"February" Will Screen At SOHO INT'L FILM FEST MAY 16 | Tickets Available!

"FEBRUARY" will be making its New York premier at the Soho International Film Fest at the Village East Cinema on 2nd Avenue & 12th Street on Saturday May 16. Tickets are available here: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/shorts-program-c-prince-street-series-soho-film-festival-tickets-16456946169

Trailer for HAPPY HOUR FEMINISM Web Series Now Online

Here is the trailer for Happy Hour Feminism, an upcoming web series written by Anna Fishbeyn and directed by Adrian Roman. Dan will appear in the premier episode ("Solve It Yourself Cream") as Peter Gamble. Happy Hour Feminism also stars Anthony Laciura (Boardwalk Empire), Kathryn Kates (Orange is the New Black),  Annie Meisels Patricia Rande, Rachel Collins, Eric T. Miller, James Nelson, Dana Watkins, Mike Smith Rivera,Jacob Knapp and Filip Pogady. Coming soon! 

FEBRUARY Premiering at 2015 Sedona International Film Festival

FEBRUARY, the short film set in eastern Washington State, in which Dan co-stars alongside writer/director Jessi Shuttleworth, Phyllis Somerville and Ethan Phillips, will have its premier at the 2015 Sedona International Film Festival. The film will be screening as part of the Shorts Program One (Coming to the End) on Wednesday February 25, at 9:00pm and again on Friday February 27, at 12:00pm. 

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February

USA | 2014 | 14 min
Narrative Short
Director/Writer: Jessi Shuttleworth
Executive Producers: Jessi Shuttleworth, Cathy Hurst
Producers: Jessi Shuttleworth, Ciara Shuttleworth
Cast: Dan Shaked, Jessi Shuttleworth, Hayley Gasbarro, Brian Roque, Phyllis Somerville, Ethan Phillips, Patrick Husted, Cristen Hemingway Jaynes, Katherine Hiler, Christopher Halladay, Aidan Gasbarro

Nearly two decades ago in a small town in eastern Washington, a boy walked into a local middle school with a hunting rifle and committed an unspeakable crime. Eighteen years after, on the eve of his parole, Samantha Hail, a young state trooper who lost her brother and survived the event, struggles with serving the code of a trooper or the thickness of blood.