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Gullickson, an overanxious, deluded Victorianist, and Wilbur, his dryly comic, dirty-minded roommate, have a concept that will revive the great dying art of the comic opera: lesbians. Borrowing a little from The Pirates of Penzance, a little from Romeo and Juliet, and a little from late-night cable, their kinky, inept operetta is all they have to live for, the one project upon which they pin all their grandiose hopes.

Too bad their only chance is an exasperated producer who seems unimpressed by bawdy songs and bare breasts. As Gullickson and Wilbur bicker and sing their way through a thoroughly doomed pitch, their absurd little tale dances by in animation. Throw in a cheeky British narrator who speaks only in limericks -- and whose clumsiness wreaks unnoticed havoc -- and the result is a backstage comedy of epic -- well, monumental -- at least pretty serious -- okay, goofy proportions.

Justice Leak

Justice debuted in the lead role of Arthur Miller's The Crucible after chance audition his senior year at Auburn University. The show earned him both popular and critical acclaim, birthing him into a new career. In three brief years Justice has enjoyed fifteen films, seven stage productions, five television appearances, and a performance at the renowned Manhattan Theatre Club in New York City.

Kyle Hudson

Kyle has been acting in Atlanta for the past 4 years and continues to learn and train in Atlanta. Kyle says he had a wonderful time working on this film, but wishes that Justice could have stopped demanding 'room temperature mountain spring water in a golden chalice' while on set.

Eric Morales

Currently in advertising, Eric learned that he could take his passion for films even further by being in them. He had been cast in numerous productions ranging from supporting to lead roles, and is currently shooting episode one of a four episode, made for broadcast, movie. He plans to continue work hard and make his way to L.A.

Dawn Elizabeth

Born and raised to a military family, Dawn started acting in boarding school in Europe. After relocating and graduating high school in a small town in NC, she didn't seriously think she had a chance at a professional career where she was located and pursued graphics and illustration.

Then, she chanced across an audition for an independent film, winning the lead role. Since then, Dawn has acted in several independent films and performed onstage for The Gilbert Theater in both "The Laramie Project" (six roles) as well as "Anton in Show Business" as Casey.

Dawn has a principal role in the D.B. Sweeney film "Dirt Nap" and you can also catch her later this year in "The Surface" produced by Sea Shanty Films. She is represented by the Artists Resource Agency.

Ben Snyder - (director, co-writer, co-producer)

Ben is a mad genius. Authorities have not yet decided if he is also an evil genius, but he seems safe enough.

G. S. Morris - (screenwriter, co-producer)

G.S. is the greatest thing since sliced bread. Of course, things have been pretty crappy since the advent of sliced bread.

Danny Eckler

Pirates is the second collaboration between Cinematographer Danny Eckler and Ben Snyder. Danny's soft touch of natural lighting to the film was dictated strongly by the unforgettable dialogue. By creating an inviting atmosphere, the vibrant world of Wilbur and Gullickson's imagination pops off the screen. Danny resides in Richmond, Virginia as a freelance cinematographer.

Jenny Snyder - (wardrobe, make-up, co-producer)

Jenny really takes the cake. Hold on to your cake.

Josh Burns

Josh is a native North Carolinian who got his start in film by attending the first ever Summer Film Institute at Piedmont Community College in 2001.

He has graduated from PCC's two year Film and Video course in 2003 and has been working on independent films since 2002 including an award winning 48-hour film in 2004 (Worked as Boom Op), and is currently helping in pre-production for a 48-hour film for 2005.