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The Money Shot (2005) [NR]

Release Date:
April 6, 2005

Original Title:
The Money Shot

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Buckwilde Media

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 93

They Had One Last Shot...

Overview from TheMovieDB

Stan and Eddie are two simple guys. They live simple lives, work simple jobs, and make simple movies. That is, until the day they dream of creating the impossible and bringing to life the greatest of all cinematic myths: the porno with a plot. With new-found hope, the two armed with only a camera and their determination enlist the help of friends and strangers alike as they embark on an insane race against time to complete their cinematic masterpiece and earn their place in the books of celluloid glory. Will Stan and Eddie persevere and create the unimaginable and take top honors at the Harbor Film Festival? Or will they crash and burn?

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Art Direction:
Dale Boyer

Assistant Camera:
Eric Nowels

Director:
Art Hall

Director of Photography:
Jeremiah Prevatte

Editor:
Art Hall
Jeremiah Prevatte

Producer:
Art Hall
Chris Walls

Sound Recordist:
Dale Boyer
Eric Nowels

Writer:
Art Hall
Chris Walls

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