Sarah Clark

When Challenge Films wanted one costume in the film to be custom-designed and sewn, they turned to Villa Maria’s School of Fashion Design and Technology.  Sarah’s professor, Jim Siewert, told her about the opportunity, and Sarah, with established skills in sewing and design, responded immediately.

Sarah worked with producer DonnaMarie to come up with designs that would be unique.  A fan of crepeback satin, Sarah came up with a knee length dress, made of light mocha crème and highlighted with a full, crisscrossed, dark mocha sash.

The dress Sarah made was worn by “Cathy” (Robin Ritter) in the Valentine’s Day Dinner scene.

Sarah hopes to design and manufacturer her own line of clothing one day.

Len Tobin

The man’s voice you hear narrate our movie trailer is Len Tobin.  He also is the voice behind the radio and TV announcer voices you hear in the movie itself.

Len teaches voice acting – the art of using your voice to ‘be’ someone else. If you ever wondered who does the voices for radio commercials, animated characters, and cartoons –or how one trains to accomplish that type of work – look no further!

Len was invaluable in providing ADR services for the movie – whenever dialogue wasn’t clear, the actors went to Len’s studio and redid them!  Len also provided, through his students, looping services for voice-over and background “fill” in the movie.

A veteran of the advertising world, Len was an award-winning ad agency copywriter, broadcast producer and director for more than 25 years before leaving to pursue voice acting on a full time basis, having decided that the other side of the microphone provided more fun!

If you ever thought you’d like to give it a try, you should know the The Voice Squad offers a workshop for beginners. It’s fun and creative and every week’s a new and different experience.  You can find out more at the website  www.thevoicesquad.net then call Len Tobin directly at 716-838-6141.