SHUTTLE
A film by Edward Anderson
Starring: Peyton List, Cameron Goodman, Tony Curran, Cullen
Douglas, Dave Power, and James Snyder.
Format: HDCam
Runtime: 106 minutes
When Jules (Cameron Goodman) and Mel (Peyton List) return from a girls’ weekend vacation, they find
themselves stranded at the airport, late on a rain-drenched night. Wanting just to get home safe and sound, they
board an airport shuttle with a helpful, friendly driver (Tony Curran) for the short trip... that turns out to be
anything but safe. From writer-director Edward Anderson, making his directorial debut, comes a terrifying thriller
about a night that starts like any other, and a ride home that descends into darkness.
A Pierce/Williams Entertainment Production
In association with Moody Street Pictures Future Films
and Fourth Wall Productions
A film by Edward Anderson
SHUTTLE
Written and Directed by Edward Anderson
Starring PEYTON LIST CAMERON GOODMAN TONY CURRAN CULLEN DOUGLAS DAVE POWER JAMES
SNYDER TOM KEMP KAYLAN TRACEY JEN ALISON LEWIS JAMES RYAN JACKIE DAVIS ROY SOUZA
Produced by Mark Williams
Produced by Todd Lemley
Producers Allan Jones Michael Pierce Mark Donadio
Executive Producer Erik Cleage
Executive Producers Stephen Margolis
J. Todd Harris John B. Zuckert
Co-Producers Miriam Marcus Albert Martinez Martin Edited by William Yeh
Original Score by Henning Lohner
Production Design by Dr. Roger Danchik
Costume Design by Virginia B. Johnson
Casting by Anne McCarthy Jay Scully Freddy Luis
Executive Producers
Co-Executive Producer Associate Producer Line Producer Unit Production Coordinator 1st Assistant Director 2nd Assistant
Directors
2nd 2nd Assistant Directors
1st Team Production Assistant Set Production Assistants
Assistant Production Coordinator Key Office Production Assistant Assistant to Producers, LA
AccountantPaymaster Script SupervisorStill Photographer
Sam Weisman
John MacNeil
Grenville Whelan
Emily McNamara
Ben Dewey
Derek Cunningham
Jonathan Southard
Allan Rafael
Jillian Roache
Emily Hoge
Kenneth R. Donaldson
David Haskell
Adam Abelson
James Berkery
James Crosby
Chad Goyette
Matthew Jung
Beckett Coppola Andrew Bertino Georgia Vestakis
Janice Sisti
Sean Murphy
Jill Reurs
Claire Folger Propmaster Assistant Propmaster
Charge Painter
Set Dressers
Picture Car Coordinator Picture Car Best Boy Shuttle Wrangler
Shuttle Busses provided by
Construction CoordinatorForemanGang BossCarpenters
Graphic Designer
Stunt Coordinator
Stunt Players
Stunt Driver
Doubles/ Stand-ins
Special FX Coordinator Special FX Leadman Special FX Assistants
Key Make-Up Key Hair Stylist Additional Make-UpKatrina Parsons
John F. O’Neil
Chris Sawtelle
Dave Major
Deborah Kehs
Noah Dubreuil
Krista Gall
Bob Anderson Kevin Stanton
Charles Kaufman
Scott Forster
Kyle Jenkins
Matt Harrington
Janine Moore
John Anderson
Authorized Resources, LTD
Jake Forster
Tim Catz
Eric Wild
Andrew Bell
Alma Silverman
Roy Farfel
Norman Douglass
Tim Gallin
Pete Klein
Janet Paparazzo
Caroline Vexler
Patrick Walsh
Michael Burke
Whitney Cohen
Brian Darrington
Christopher Dean
Andrea Leahy
Natalie Liberace
Richard Rothbell
Brian Ricci William Jakielaszek
Morgenstern
Michael Ricci
David Jarratt
Lee Johansson
Augustus Kelly
Sherryn Smith
Frank Barbosa
Vicki
Key Special FX Make-Up Additional Special FX Make-UP Wardrobe Supervisor
Wardrobe Assistant Digital Imaging Engineers
1st Assistant Camera
2nd Assistant Camera 1st Assistant Camera (B Camera) 2nd Assistant Camera (B Camera)
Assistant to the DPCamera Production Assistants
Camera Interns
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator Gaffer Rigging Gaffer
Best Boy Electric Company Electrics
Additional Electrics
Key GripBest Boy Grip/ Dolly Grip Company Grips
Rigging GripAdditional Grips
Rob Fitz Nick Flanagan
George C. Palmer
Jennie Murphy
Jeff O’Brien
Othmar Dickbauer
Charlie Lew Beth Anderson
Rob Bullard Tim Coughlan
Vivian Brown
Ryan Dalley
Jess Dunlap
Dave Schwartz
Matthew Watson
Iga Mikler
Brian Courchine
Elizabeth Clifford
Mike Burke
Michael Dynice
Guy Holt
Robert S. Thorp
Aaron Tyburski
Phil Nason
Joshua Barnatt
Robert Bienhocker
Robert Clark
Cynthia Fand
Henri Lafound
Frank LaFrazia
McMahon
Tracy Oulette
David Provenzano
Charles Rudolph
Nathan Steele
Mike Henry Mark Price
Zack Gorman
Andrew Dunnaway
John Pungitore
Lee Holloway
Jose Hernandez Torres
Clint
Aimee Butterfield
Honeywagon Driver Winnebago DriverLocations Manager
Assistant Locations Manager Locations Production Assistants
Locations Scouts
ASL ConsultantSet MedicAdditional Set Medic Casting Associates
Local Casting Extras Coordinator Behind-the-scenes Videographer Production Assistants
Joseph Gagnepain
John P. McLaughlin
John Gates
Mark Edward Anderson
Edward King
Richard Kathlean Jeff Dionne
Nicholas Biron
Will Dunning
Steve Pianka
Jeff MacLean
Eric Chamberland
David Ozug
Karen Stark
Caitlin Levin
Heather Quam
Ryan McPeake
Kellie Gesell
Wayne Morse
Maura Tighe Casting
Michael Bogart
William Castell
Richard Kenneth Alves
Gamboa
Max Goodman
Norris
Liam J. O’Neill
Kevin Anderson
Rebecca Jones
Nicholas G. Pithis
Lisa Marie Bianchi
Justyna Koracka
Natalie Teager
Carla Borras
Amy Canty
Emily Lamkin
Marie A. Love
Jason Tublewicz Dana Valeri
Jheri
Cortney
EDWARD ANDERSON (Writer/ Director)
In addition to "Shuttle," Edward Anderson penned the upcoming feature film "Flawless," a heist/thriller set
in 1960’s London inside the world diamond monopoly. The film stars Michael Caine and Demi Moore,
and was directed by Michael Radford. "Flawless" is his first produced screenplay and will be released in
March 2008.
A native of Newport, RI, Edward was educated at Duke University and studied film at UCLA. "Shuttle"
marks his feature film directorial debut.
SHUTTLE- CAST BIOGRAPHIES
PEYTON LIST (Mel)
Peyton List was raised in Baltimore, Maryland where she studied drama at The Baltimore Actors Theater. She
then moved to New York City where she trained at the renowned School of American Ballet and later at the
Kirov Ballet Academy in Washington, DC. She began her early career as a successful Ford model and
commercial actress. Her acting career was launched when she joined the cast of “As the World Turns,” playing
the role of Lucy Montgomery for four years.
Her film credits include: “Shuttle,” “The Greatest Game Ever Played,” directed by Bill Paxton, and the
upcoming “Deep Winter.” Currently she stars as Cameron Collinsworth on the hit ABC comedy “Big Shots,”
playing opposite Michael Vartan, Dylan McDermott, Christopher Titus, and Nia Long. Her other television
credits include roles on “One Tree Hill,” “CSI: Miami,” “CSI: NY,” “Smallville,” “Law & Order: SVU,” and
“Sex & the City.”
Peyton is also an accomplished stage actress, having played the lead in the Baltimore Center Stage
production of “The H.M.S. Pinafore” and traveled with a national tour of “Joseph & the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat.” Peyton currently resides in New York City.
CAMERON GOODMAN (Jules)
Cameron Goodman was born in Texas, but hails from Washington, D.C. where she attended the prestigious
Georgetown University. She may be best known for her work on Nick Cannon’s MTV series “Wild N’Out,”
but her television credits also include recurring roles on Disney’s “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody” and
Starz! “Head Case,” as well as guest starring roles on ABC's “Sons & Daughters,” CBS' “CSI: NY,” “Cold
Case,” “NCIS,” and “Shark,” and The N's “South of Nowhere.”
Cameron’s recent film work includes the upcoming films “The Informers,” with Billy Bob Thornton and Kim
Basinger, a lead role in the indie film “Frozen Kiss,” with Mimi Rogers, and this summer’s "The Dead Undead"
opposite Brandon Molale. Past films include “Rise” alongside Lucy Liu, Nick Lachey and Michael Chiklis, "2
Dudes and a Dream," with Bo Barrett, Jason Wahler, James Duval and Andy Milonakis, "The Steamroom," with
Morgan Fairchild, and "Hurt," opposite William Mapother.
TONY CURRAN (Driver)
Tony Curran was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland. He is a graduate of the Royal Scottish Academy of
Music and Drama. Tony’s first film role came in Bill Forsyth’s feature “Being Human”, which starred Robin
Williams. After a string of independent features, Tony landed a recurring role on the UK dramatic series
“This Life.”
Following a memorable role in Antonio Banderas’ “The 13th Warrior,” Tony followed up with a slate of
blockbusters, including "Gladiator" and "Blade II." His first major lead came with "The League of Extraordinary
Gentlemen," opposite Sean Connery, as the hero ‘Rodney Skinner,’ aka ‘The Invisible Man.’ Following that,
Tony starred opposite Dennis Quaid in the remake of Jimmy Stewart’s "The Flight of the Phoenix."
His most recent feature credits include: "Underworld: Evolution," opposite Kate Beckinsale, Michael Mann’s
“Miami Vice,” and Steven Soderbergh’s "The Good German” with George Clooney, Cate Blanchett and Tobey
Maguire. Tony also played the lead role in Andrea Arnold’s “Red Road,” which has received worldwide
critical acclaim and won the jury prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 2006, along with earning Tony the best
actor award at the Scottish BAFTA Awards and British Independent Film Awards.
Tony most recently finished shooting “The Heaven Project” with Paul Walker before starring alongside
Alan Cumming on stage in “The Bacchae.”
CULLEN DOUGLAS (Andy)
Actor/Writer Cullen Douglas is probably best recognized for his various television appearances, including roles
on “Prison Break,” “Deadwood,” and “Bones,” as well as his recent guest appearance as ‘Mr. Arnold,’ the
awake, open-heart surgery patient, on the critically-lauded “Grey's Anatomy.” Douglas recently wrapped
co-starring roles in Universal Pictures’ “Ace Ventura 3.” Past film appearances include John Sayles’ “Sunshine
State,” alongside the late Alan King, and a role in Sony Pictures Classics’ “Love Liza,” opposite Philip Seymour
Hoffman.
Douglas also tours the country with his award-winning solo play “Afraid to Look Down.” Told with
unflinching honesty and humor, the play explores the journey Douglas took in becoming a first-time father to
his oldest son born with Down Syndrome. Douglas has also written and developed projects for both Disney
and Nickelodeon. Cullen studied at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, Florida School of the Arts,
and completed The Acting Internship Program at New Stage Theatre in Jackson, MS. It was there that he also
originated the role of ‘Zephon in Eden,’ a world premier, in the ‘Eudora Welty New Play Series.’ He is a
recipient of the Florida Regional Theatre Lillie Stoates Award for his performance in the Orlando Theatre
Project’s “The Lion in Winter.” Douglas and his wife make their home in Los Angeles, CA with their two
boys.
DAVE POWER (Matt)
Dave Power was raised in the town of Rutherford, New Jersey, a suburb just outside of New York City. His
interest in acting started in high school and he soon decided to make it his profession.
Upon graduating from high school, he enrolled at Fordham University in Bronx, New York and also took acting
classes and workshops in Manhattan. The hard work soon paid off. He found an agent and started auditioning
in New York, while still attending college.
In 1999, Dave auditioned for a lead role in Universal’s ensemble war drama, “U-571.” After numerous
auditions, he was cast as ‘Tank,’ a machinist mate who gets stuck on a German U-boat with his American crew,
and must fight to escape the ensuing German Navy. “U-571,” which stared Matthew McConaughey, Harvey
Kietel, and Bill Paxton, shot for six months in Rome, Italy and Malta. The movie marked Dave’s feature film
debut. Upon returning to the United States, Dave decided to move to Los Angeles and work full time at
pursuing his acting career.
Within a few months, Dave was cast in HBO’s epic World War II mini-series, “Band of Brothers.” The series,
which was produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, brought Dave back overseas to film for two months
in London. He was cast in the role of Dietrich, the first soldier of the “Band of Brothers” to die. Once he
returned to LA, he continued to build his film and television resume. He reunited with his “U-571” co-stars,
Matthew McConaughey and Bill Paxton, in Paxton’s directorial debut, “Frailty.” He then starred alongside
Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Marisol Nichols in the NBC movie of the week, “The Princess and the Marine.” He
has guest starred in over 15 primetime network shows including, “ER,” “Six Feet Under,” “Malcolm in the
Middle,” “CSI: Miami,” “Crossing Jordan,” “One Tree Hill,” and “Cold Case.” He also appeared alongside
Joseph Gordon-Levitt in the critically acclaimed independent feature, “Latter Days.” Dave can now be seen in
the recently released teen comedy, “Dirty Deeds,” alongside Lacey Chabert and Milo Ventimiglia.
JAMES SNYDER (Seth)
James Snyder will be making his Broadway debut in the spring of 2008 re-creating the title role in the musical
“Cry-Baby” based on the John Waters’ film of the same name, following the world premiere engagement at La
Jolla Playhouse in the fall of 2007. Other stage credits include the Los Angeles and Los Vegas productions of
“Rock of Ages” and “Happy Days,” “The Fantasticks” at the Sacramento Music Theater, “Hamlet,” “Ray
Bradbury’s Let’s All Kill Constance,” “Sneaux,” “Plop,” and “Oklahoma.” In addition, he played Luke
Skywalker in the critically acclaimed production “Star Wars Trilogy in 30 Minutes” in Los Angeles, Paris and
Scotland.
James’ film credits include: “An American in China,” “Anderson’s Cross,” “Shuttle,” “She’s The Man” and
“Pretty Persuasion,” which premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. He has also lent his voice to the
animated films “Tuck Everlasting” and “Darby O’Gill.” Television credits include: “Without a Trace,” “Cold
Case,” “Gilmore Girls,” “Married to the Kellys,” “The Suite Life of Zach and Cody,” and “Related.” James’ first
solo album will be released this fall and he can be heard on the studio cast recording of the musical “Bare,” also
being released this fall. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the University of Southern California.