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Original Title:
Breakfast Salad
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
PiePie Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 5
They say; "That's not important right now." What's important is: they're right. Written and starring Andrew Mena Breakfast Salad asks the hard questions like: wouldn't it be nice to have a group of friends to regularly get breakfast with? (Obviously it would, who are we kidding?) And other questions like: what truly belongs on the breakfast table and would you fight for what's right... for breakfast? Featuring a with a packed ensemble of LA sketch comedians including Mike Abbate, Amanda Romeo, Lucy Slavin, and Gavin Velez. Start your day off right with Breakfast Salad*. (*The Short Film, not an actual salad for Breakfast)
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Associate Producer:
Andrew Mena
Cinematography:
Crystal Kelley
Director:
Roe Moore
Editor:
Roe Moore
Executive Producer:
Roe Moore
Line Producer:
Matthew S. Robinson
Producer:
Meg Parker
Production Design:
Jonathan Werden
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mike Knowlan
Writer:
Andrew Mena
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