The Strippersons
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Savvy Brown as Bunny/Mom
Former Miss Harley Davidson Tucson and National Budweiser Girl 1994, Savvy moved to LA 18 years ago to segue from modeling to acting. Dubbed the "Queen of non-sequitor Comedy" by Avery Schrieber himself, Savvy joined his improv troop until his death in 2003. Savvy can be seen in such cult classics as: "Witchcraft xii" and "The Creepies" as well as in the film "Go!" and upcoming doc "My Mother's Beauty Cream." She also fronted a punk bad called  " Beer Drinkin, Butt Kickin Barbies." She has been seen doing sketch comedy on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Greg Behrendt Show. Although she at one time actually was a stripper in Hollywood, to support her three children, she insists she is not like the character "Bunny" at all! (Yet, she does admit Bunny may be her evil twin or alter-ego!) Savvy's my space is: SavvyBrown@myspace.com
 
 
 
 
Fred Schleicher as Dad
Fred Schleicher was born on the banks of the
mississippi. Abandoned by his misbegotten mother fred
was raised by wild forest animals. This unique living
experience has given fred the ability to hide behind
many facades thus enhancing his acting prowess Fred
dedicates his performance to henry the enchanted
beaver!
Casey Morgan as Ten The life of Casey Morgan has, up to this point consisted of most of the things he was told would send him to hell. He was an International Male exclusive fit model. Which began his brief and unfulfilling underwear/swimsuit/sports-modeling career. Over a weekend trip to Las Vegas, he was approached to be the headliner in a male strip show. A stripping neophyte, Casey took the offer without hesitation and much to his religious upbringing and astonishment he discovered he was a natural. Soon after he landed a job in Tokyo, Japan as part of the Male Revue show, J-Men’s International where he could pursue his singing career while exploiting his new found talent as a male stripper. After six months of singing and stripping for Japanese women he moved to Los Angeles. A Marketing graduate from Texas A&M, Casey has managed and ran operations at such famous spots as: Dixie Chicken Saloon, LIPS, O-Bar restaurant and Citizen Smith Urban Bistro. The Strippersons aptly makes Casey’s film debut.
Seth LaPierre as Billy
The youngest for 4 from new Hampshire, Seth modeled for  David
La Chapelle's Epic Battle. The Strippersons is Seth's film debut and, although not crazy about wearing g-strings, he had a blast! Seth runs his own clothing line www.scroofashion.com when he's not playing water polo or pole vaulting!  
Ronnie Alvarez as Eugene
An Orange County native, Ronnie is a USC grad. He can be seen on Hanna Montana, Still Standing and The Gilmore Girls.
Becca Battoe as Shirl
A ballerina all her life, Becca has performed with Louisville Ballet and recently can be seen w/ NBC Universal in "Special Effects Show." She can be seen on "Invasion" "Scrubs" and the recent theatrical premiere of Ug, the Caveman Musical. besides performing, Becca loves roller-blading, rock climbing, the Beach and her chihuahua. www.beccabattoe.com
 
 
 
David LeBarron writer/director
Ok I'm all over this site. Just click something and I had something to do with it! For a full bio and resume go to Lebarron-isms on top or at www.pathproductions.com/resume
I am overwhelmed by the joy this project brings.
David Frank Long  composer
David Frank Long (www.myspace.com/11502893) hails from Kaysville, Utah.  He moved to Los Angeles to pursue a Ph.D. in music composition from UCLA where he had the opportunity to study with renowned film composer Jerry Goldsmith.  He participated in the highly selective ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop and the mentorship program of the Society of Composers and Lyricists.  David recently composed the scores for the 2007 Emmy-nominated documentary "A Year On Earth" (Discovery Channel), and the documentary short film "The Fighting Cholitas" (2007 Sundance honorable mention).  Although he typically prefers to compose orchestral and choral music, David absolutely loved the challenge of writing burlesque/electronica/dance music for "The Strippersons"!  He yearns to compose music for a contemporary dance solo that writer/director David LeBarron would perform. :)
 
 
Morgan Schmidt Director of Photography
In his six years as a DP, Morgan has shot three feature films, a  
dozen shorts, and a handful of music videos and commercials in 35mm,  
Super-16 and HD. Afflicted with DP-ADD, Morgan loves the unique  
beauty of widely variant projects, which have ranged from shooting  
organic vegetables reenacting Star Wars (Store Wars, seen by 20  
million), to exploring the extreme-macro world of ants, a recent  
feature thriller (The Confessional) about an insane priest, and now  
to the ultimate challenge: making a silver polkadot breakaway thong  
sparkle 'just so'.  Early in his career, Morgan recombined a Harvard  
biology degree with fine art training to work as a managing media  
producer for major science museum installations.
Bill Cole Art Director
Bill Cole has been doing art department work on film and television for almost 20 years. He has done most every job in the art department from production design & art direction to scenic artist & set dressing. He is also a critically acclaimed theatrical set designer. As a big supporter of independent films, Bill enjoys the challenge of working on smaller film projects. A short film bill not only art directed, but helped produce, went on to win an audience award at the 1998 Outfest film festival. Other films Bill has worked on have been screened at Sundance, sxsw and Tribeca film festivals.
 
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