"The Glass Chord"
May 2, 2014
EMERALD BAYOU STUDIOS
and
HOMEGROWN WORKFORCE
INITIATIVE
in association with
LTC-JUMONVILLE FILM
PRODUCTION CLASS “Summer 2006”
present
a film by Keith L.
Smith
introducing Henry
Gray as “The Glass Chord”
The Glass Chord
Gregory White
Charles Siler
Patricia Snow
Marie Centanni
music supervisors
Thomas Dawson
Marquetta Cheeks
Music by
Thomas Dawson
Bartley Collier
Roger Robinson
edited by
Patrick Marrero
production designer
Erica Rice
director of
photography
Keith L. Smith
executive producer
Linda Thurman
Marquetta Cheeks
produced by
Marquetta Cheeks
co-producer
Amy Gauthier Davis
story by
Katie Stafford Shayna Burris
Thomas Russo Shirley Jones
Jewel Tucker Margeaux Johnson
screenplay by
Shayna Burris
Gregory White
James Mann
directed by
Keith L. Smith
CLOSING CREDITS
PROFESSIONAL CREW
line producer
Cyril Neville, Jr.
LTC Jumonville
Liaison To Film Production
Clayton Chenevert
first assistant
director
Tanya Joy
gaffer
Sidney Brisco
key grip
Kennith Smith
best boy grip
Daniel Rector
best boy electric
Earl Woods
sound recordists
Nathan Black
Andy Black
transportation coordinator
Shawn Ramagos
transportation captain
Marcus Kelley
construction labor
Calvin Ardoin
still photographer
Rachel Juino
PROGRAM INSTRUCTORS
intro to film
production
Marquetta Cheeks
intro to
screenwriting
Linda Thurman
intro to video
production
Cyril Neville, Jr.
camera
Keith L. Smith
audio
Whit Norris
lighting
Alvin Henry
TRAINING CREW
producer
Gregory White
director
Donta Coleman
first assistant
director and
unit publicist
Margeaux Johnson
script supervisors
Shayna Burris
Reginal Varice
production
coordinator
Lisa F. Jarreau
Camera Operators
Josh Law camera loader
Ross Bergeron first assistant camera
Thomas Russo second assistant camera
Shirley Jones video assistant
Bryce Miller video assist
gaffers
Katie Stafford
Jabari Walker
James Mann
grips
Joe Major
Jewel Tucker
sound recordists
Roger Robinson
Bartley Collier
set dresser/ graphics
designer
C. David Prince
prop master
Beverly Carter
wardrobe
Lydia Toussaint
hair/makeup
Veignet Bartley
location manager
Polly Babin
executives in charge
of production/construction managers
Jabari Walker
James Mann
CAST
Saul Solomon
HENRY GRAY
Reverend Solomon/DJ
Night Crawler
GREGORY WHITE
Stix
CHARLES SILER
Ms. D.
PATRICIA SNOW
WAFB News Reporter
MARIE CENTANNI
Mary
SUSIE LABRE
Davis
CLAYTON CHENEVERT
Catman’s Son
REGINAL VARICE
Young Saul Solomon
DEANDRE TATE
Saul’s father
GARLAND GAUTHIER
WAFB Camerman
NATHAN DEWBERRY
EXTRAS
Alicia Sylve
Jabari Walker
Marshal Jack
Ken Chatman
Tim Hickey
Geraldine LaCombe
Carolyn Joseph
Will Harris
Courtney L. Toussaint
Rosey Harrington
Jermaine Johnson
Peggy Gremillion
Ashley Brue
Keri Martin
Shy’na Belona
Kanetra Forest
Keith Forest
Brenda Hutchinson
Catherine Jones
Willie Johnson
Levy Stevens
Ouide J. Mix
Jackie Bergeron
Toni Braud
Randy Braud
Maylia Langlois
C.J. Langlois
Séanre Harding
Darrel Jackson
Bishop E. L. Ott
Henry Watson
Mashawn Burris
Catherine W. Cheeks
Elizabeth A. Will
Mary R. Richard
Joseph H. Richard
Christine R. Barry
Eva Denise Johnson
Veronica Lemoine
Tinisha Monroe
Virginia Lemoine
Lauren Blouin
Chris Fox
Jessica Morin
James Knobloch
Udella Joseph
Kenneth Matthew
Kurt Gosserand
Mae Hamilton
Hosa Hamilton
Tex Cam, Inc.
Eastman Kodak
CineFilm Laboratory, Inc.
B&H Photos Supply
Chapman-Leonard
Truman Van Dyke Co.
Available Lighting
Audio Media Production
Acme Film Gear
Lights, Motors, Action, LLC.
Jazzy It Up Lights
Lucky Cat Productions
4 Sight Productions
Louisiana Film Center
Home Grown Workforce Initiative, (HGWI) a Louisiana limited liability company, is the training
arm of Emerald Bayou Studios. HGWI is dedicated to developing a viable production
workforce providing crew support to Emerald Bayou Studios productions and facilitating
the demands of the rapidly growing Louisiana film industry.
HGWI is a comprehensive 12-week on-the-job film and video training program
conducted by qualified industry professionals through classroom instruction and
practicum labs ensuring knowledge and hands-on experience with audio, lighting and camera
equipment.
With an introduction to industry terminology, familiarity with standard production
operations and technical training, candidates are then assigned crew positions on a production.
Candidates who complete the full requirements of the training program are awarded a Certificate
of Completion in the Technical Training of Video and Film Production from Home Grown Workforce Initiative and screen credit on a production.