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Production © March 14 & 15, 2007
featuring: Tim Hyde & Tim Landry
direction & production: Samuel Miller & Three Tims’s Productions
* It is recommended that you have seen “Nowheresville” before watching “a Face for a Face”
Production © February 9, 2007
featuring: Rachel Adams, Allison Bohl, Zach Broussard, Burt Durand, Ross Fontenot, Rodney Hess, Tim Hyde, and Sam Miller
editing & production: Samuel Miller
special thanks: Cassie, Kayleigh, Isador Miller & BYRD-0011
Production © November 2006 & January 5th, 2007
featuring: Josh Boulanger, Zach Broussard, Cate Cundiff, Andrew Hebert, Tim Hyde, Tim Landry and Sam Miller
writing & production: all of the above
filmed for the Emotional Concourse documentary though will now be part of the DVD pack-in with the Heart4 EP
Production © November 2005 - January 2007
featuring: Sam <4 & Beni Rose
direction & production: Iz-He Sad?, Ben Rosenbach and Samuel Miller
When friendship is put to the test, who grades the papers? Samuel follows the story of three friends (and Andre) trying to figure out just what it all means after playing host to a visitor from Maryland who turns everything upside down. Praised by fans and critics alike for its deadpan humor and stellar soundtrack, Samuel is the first film by the TeamTeam collective to be released on DVD.
Now Available EXCLUSIVELY through Samuel Films
Production © October 2007
featuring: Rodney Hess
direction & production: Samuel Miller
Production © October 2007
featuring: Rodney Hess & Isador Miller
direction & production: Samuel Miller & Three Tims’s Productions
* It is recommended that you have seen “Nowheresville” before watching “Rodneyville.”
