Bloody Mary Cast & Crew Bios
Lindsay Bellock, “Morgan James”
Lindsay Bellock is happy to have completed her years in Boston with the great
cast and crew of "Bloody Mary." Now a resident of sunny Los Angeles, Lindsay
has appeared in a number of independent films and had small roles on "Just
Legal" on the WB and "That's so Raven" for the Disney Channel. While in
Boston Lindsay played Helen Keller with Historical Perspectives for Children and
toured throughout New England to theatres, schools, and museums. Other east
coast credits include Emily in "Our Town," Viola in "Twelfth Night," Electra in
"Orestes" and Resa in the world premiere of "They Named Us Mary." Lindsay
has a BA from Brandeis University and has studied at both RADA and Yale
University.
Kathryn Long, “Anna”
Kathryn Long has appeared in several stage productions with the Attleboro Youth
Theater Company, including “How to Eat Like A Child” and “The Frog Prince.”
She is an accomplished martial artist and plays saxophone with the Somerville
Chamber Winds ensemble. Kathryn is a 7th grader at the John F. Kennedy
Elementary School in Somerville, MA.
Donald C. Foley, “Gabe”
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Donald Foley was born and raised in northern Massachusetts, where he still
resides today. His first acting gigs consisting of him running naked through his
parents’ parties shouting “I am Batman look at me,” and then being sent promptly
to bed without any dessert. Donald stepped away from his acting path for many
years, but recently returned to his first love and has acted in over 30 movies in
only two and a half years. Recently he received a nomination for best actor in a
dramatic role at the 2005 SunDeis film festival and won first prize with a fellow
actor in the March 2005 SlamBoston short play competition. Currently Donald is
playing a supporting role in the feature length film “Out of Alignment” starring
Joey Giranda (Shelter Island, 29^th Street) and is preparing for his move to LA or
New York City in 2006.
Mark Killian, “Harold Bailey”
Mark Killian has appeared regionally in productions at the New Repertory
Theatre, The American Repertory Theatre, Atlantis Playmakers, Tempest
Productions, and the Little Theatre of Alexandria. Internationally, Mark has
appeared at the Gryphon Theatre in Wellington, New Zealand. In addition to
"Bloody Mary," Mark was an un-credited orc in "Lord of the Rings: Return of the
King." He has written and will be directing Sneaky Camel's next short film, "The
Party." Mark has a BA from Brown University.
Emilie Banks, “Laurie”
“Bloody Mary” is Emilie Banks’ acting debut. She has also done voice work for a
Microsoft Photo Story 3 article. She currently attends Middle School in San
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Diego, having recently moved from the east coast. Emilie has not decided on her
future plans but has certainly not ruled out a career in acting.
Abby Rose, “Allison”
Abby Rose enjoys working in both film and theater. She has appeared in films for
independent production companies around New England including Jodom
Pictures, Midnight Chimes, Maven Productions and Sneaky Camel. She has also
played roles in NYU and Columbia graduate student films. Abby has musical
theater credits and has performed on stage at Trinity Repertory,
Stoneham Theater and New Bedford Festival Theatre as well as numerous
regional community playhouses. She will be filming an independent TV pilot with
New Artists Productions in the upcoming weeks. Abby is currently a 16-year-old
junior at Cumberland High School.
Brigid Long, “Dana”
Brigid Long makes her acting debut with “Bloody Mary.” She is currently a
second grader at the Brown Elementary School in Somerville, MA. Brigid enjoys
drawing and painting, as well as playing acoustic guitar.
Meg Griffin, “Sarah”
Meg Griffin is a sophomore attending Salem State College. She plans to major in
business concentrating on marketing and public relations. She had a wonderful
time working on “Bloody Mary.”
Kat Alix-Gaudreau, Producer
Kat Alix-Gaudreau attended UMASS Amherst and the University of Georgia,
earning a BA in Theater and an MA in Sociology. She spent several years
working as an actress in local and regional theaters before turning her eye
towards film. Kat began her indie career with a role in Don’t Feed the Dog
Chocolate’s 10-minute film “Shaken” (Atlanta, GA). After relocating to New
England, she created Sneaky Camel Productions, which began as a temporary
team for Boston’s 48-Hour Film Project 2004. Sneaky Camel garnered interest
from local news station CN8 and Kat was interviewed for a live broadcast of
CN8’s Nitebeat. One month later, Kat led the Sneaky Camel team to begin preproduction on their second short film, “Bloody Mary.” In late autumn of 2004, Kat
partnered with Lee Dove Production to produce “A Walk,” a two-man existential
comedy. After a short holiday break, Kat geared up Sneaky Camel once again,
this time to produce a romantic comedy entitled “Laundry Day.” Having
completed her fourth project, Kat already has her eye on beginning a feature in
2006. Kat hopes to work professionally in both TV and film production, and if
either Joss Whedon or Robert Rodriguez has a PA opening, she’s ready to
relocate at any time.
J. Elizabeth Martin, Director
J. Elizabeth Martin is a graduate of the Boston University School of Film. She
was a director, videographer and editor in corporate video in Boston for many
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years. In addition to directing “Bloody Mary” for Sneaky Camel Productions, she
wrote “The Greater Meaning of Water” for Amorgen Productions for release in
2006. She is a producer with Prin Pictures in San Diego and is working on two
television pilots for them. Her latest writing project is a feature in pre-production
for filming in 2006 with filmmaker Betsy Kalin. Beth lives with her husband in San
Diego, California.
Caitlin Feeley, Screenwriter
After spending a summer internship on the set of an Oscar-nominated film
picking up soggy cigarette butts and serving as a human traffic cone, Caitlin
Feeley swore she'd never get involved in filmmaking. She graduated from Vassar
College with a degree in film anyway. Still, she held true to her oath, until Sneaky
Camel productions approached her to write the screenplay for Bloody Mary.
Upon discovering that independent filmmaking did not have to involve soggy
cigarette butts, she became hooked, and recently served as the Director of
Photography for Sneaky Camel's most recent project, Laundry Day. By day,
Caitlin is a research and development minion for a non-profit think tank. By
night, she puts on a bat mask and fights crime.