AMERICAN HERO Bobby is an Iraqi Veteran of war, (James A. Lee) who returns home, temporarily staying at his sister Jane’s apartment in NYC while he finds a job. Today was his first day at his new job, but when Jane, (Begonya Plaza) comes home and sees that her brother is home getting drunk, sparks begin to fly, and Bobby’s inner demons lash out in response. Bobby’s devoted, yet naïve sister breaks down in the struggle to comprehend the agonizing truth, that although her brother seems apparently intact, he is psychologically and emotionally traumatized.
Director of Photography: David Lang and Director: Begonya Plaza
Bobby Harris played by James A. Lee
Cinematographer: David Lang, First Assistant Camera: Suren Karapetyan
Script Supervisor: Ryan Kane, Gaffer: Donavan de Cesar
Assistant Director: Robert Kolodny, Director of Photography: Dave Lang,
First Assistant Camera: Suren Karapetyan
Jane Harris played by Begonya Plaza
Still Photographer: Caterina Armenter, Gaffer: Donavan de Cesare
Producer: Bennett Elliott, Production Designer: Michelle Labriola, Make-up and Hair: Ivy Ermert, Still Photographer: Caterina Armenter, Script Supervisor: Ryan Kane, 1st Assistant Camera: Suren Karapetyan, Assistant Director: Robert Kolodny, Director of Photography: Dave Lang, Bobby Harris: James A. Lee, Gaffer: Donavan de Cesare, Boom Operator: Edward Herrera, Sound Recordist: Gil Raitses
Executive Producer: Robert Rosenbluth
Producers: Begonya Plaza, and Bennett Elliott
Editors: Nick Noyes & Gil Raites
Sound Mix and Design: Javier Ponton of Worldwide Productions
Music Composer: Lev 'Ljova (a.k.a. Barmaljova)
Music Performed by: Inna Barmash & LjovaActing Coach: Susan Batson of Black Nexus, NYC
Hair: Marquis @ Xac Anthony, NYC
Special Thanks To: Chris Newman, Charlie Feldman of BMI Records, Jeremiah Hawkins of Postworks NYC, Reeves Lehmann; Chair of School of Visual Arts and Michael Plaza.
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