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Laura Lynn MacDonald . Associate Producer . Actress

Tracks Trailer

TRACKS - winner of the 2009 jury prize

at the wisconsin film festival

featured at the kansas international film festival

A POEM OF HOPE -  A poem to the candidates of the 2008 Presidential election, featuring Milwaukee area children and parents. 

Tracks

narrative

(USA, 2008, 78 mins)

World Premiere

Directed By: Josh Rosenberg (IMDB)


writer: Josh Rosenberg

director of photography: Scott Foley

editors: Josh Rosenberg, Scott Foley

sound: Jonah Whipp, Topher Farrell

original music: Doveman

production design: Billie Harrison

executive producer: Mark Beirl

producer: Kurt Mueller, Niels Mueller, Josh Rosenberg

co-producer: Scott Foley, Kevin Kennedy

associate producer: Michael Cotey, Laura Lynn MacDonald

assistant director: Kaija Rayne

cast: Amanda J. Hull, Rebecca Rose Phillips, Evelyn Kelly, Sam Kieffer, Katie Whittaker, Sarah Stashek, Laura Lynn MacDonald, Jim Tasse, Alex Grindeland, John Filmanowicz, Lee E. Ernst, Jenny Wanasek, Angela Ianone, Kathy Taxis, Raeleen McMillion, Laura Gordon, Michael Cotey, Kevin Kennedy, Michael Stewart, Lisa Ring, Lindsey Gagliano, Kaija Rayne, Laura Ring, David Bohn

IMDB Film Info

www.tracksfilm.com

Cat’s a fairly average student at Milwaukee’s Shorewood High School. Her family is a typical suburban one: no hardships, but there is a lack of vitality and real understanding. She’s a little innocent, and when an older student reaches out to befriend her, she jumps at the chance to experiment with something new. Claire is much more of a free spirit, left to fend for herself most days. She’s daring and confident and a getting a bit of a raunchy reputation at school. She sets the bar pretty high with her independence, and it leads Cat into some precarious territory. There may be no one as lonely as a teenager, and this film explores many of the issues that high school students grapple with: drugs, sex, self-injury, family violence. A thoroughly Milwaukee production, Tracks relies on the talents of many local actors and crew, including UW–Milwaukee professor Scott Foley as director of photography, and producer Niels Mueller (The Assassination of Richard Nixon). Director and writer Josh Rosenberg is a 2006 graduate of UW–Milwaukee. Winner, 2009 “Wisconsin’s Own” Jury Prize.

a poem of hope  - Winner

2008 Shattered Thought spoken word contest.

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Laura Lynn MacDonald . Writer . Producer