PISS: The Movie (2025) [NR]

Release Date:
June 8, 2025

Original Title:
PISS: The Movie

Alternate Titles:
PISS: Northwestern's Premiere Men's Bathroom A Capella Group

Genres:
Comedy | Music

Production Companies:
MADEN Voyages Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 9

Coming To The Scene With A SPLASH

A behind the scenes look at the biggest names in bathroom acapella you’ve never heard of...yet

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Assistant Editor:
Jacky Maya

Associate Producer:
Miranda Campbell

Boom Operator:
Ariel Gurevich

Colorist:
Avalon Bookstaver

Director:
Brody Bundis
Levi Gillis

Director of Photography:
Avalon Bookstaver

Editor:
Avalon Bookstaver

First Assistant Camera:
Sophia Jackson

First Assistant Director:
Aidan Venneman

Foley Artist:
Angelina Randazzo

Gaffer:
Taylor Warne

Grip Production Assistant:
Henry Blocksidge

Key Rigging Grip:
Nailah Archer

Makeup & Hair:
Stephania Kontopanos

Music Director:
Piper Rutman

Producer:
Hunter Bachrach
Aidan Venneman

Script Editor:
Levi Gillis

Script Supervisor:
TaLea Carter

Second Assistant Camera:
Shreya Saini
Jacky Maya

Sound Designer:
Nailah Archer
Leo Garcia

Sound Mixer:
Leo Garcia

Sound Recordist:
Shreya Saini
Anthony Milas

VFX Artist:
Avalon Bookstaver

Writer:
Brody Bundis

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