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COHENCIDENCE PRODUCTIONS, LLC presents “RED HERRING” a film by OUSA KHUN

starring ROBERT SCOTT HOWARD HOLLY VALANCE CHYNA McCOY TIM TUCKER G. ERIC MILES

and VINCENT PASTORE as SAFFIOTE

casting by RICHARD BALDOMERO, JOSHUA A. COHEN and OUSA KHUN cinematography by KUNITARO OHI

costume design by DIANA EDEN production & set design by ZACK SHISSLAK original score by MICHAEL DAMON

executive producers JOSHUA A. COHEN, RUSSELL GRIN, JON ISAAC and JEREMY SETTLES

associate producers ROBERT & PHYLLIS COHEN, GREG MORRIS and MICHAEL & BARBARA OXMAN

written and produced by JOSHUA A. COHEN directed and edited by OUSA KHUN


Cohencidence Productions, LLC in association with GotFilms presents

a new action / suspense / neo-noir murder mystery. A Las Vegas Homicide Detective investigates his best friend, while matching wits against the infamous Blue Screen of Death assassin, hunting through Las Vegas’s power elite. 90 minutes, Shot on Red in stunning 4K.

SUMMARY: Jack Adamson, played by Robert Scott Howard in one of his first leading roles, is a charming Las

Vegas homicide detective involved with Las Vegas’s most successful - but questionable - characters.


Forced to work a job he hates by made-man Saffiote (played by Vincent Pastore of “The Sopranos’”), Jack finds refuge with his best friend, Roy Ridell (“General Hospital’s” Tim Tucker), who is also the prime suspect in the murder of his former associate, Wilkinson.

Meanwhile Roy’s wife Angela (“Taken’s” Holly Valance) has been encouraging Roy to give up on Vegas and move them all to the Caribbean.


Roy’s adopted brother Damon (Chyna McCoy of “The Matrix” 1&2), just released from prison, has re-entered their lives. Since Jack was the one who busted Damon, tensions are high. Despite the fact that this is the first time in years these childhood friends have all been together, Jack and Damon are still weary of each other. There’s a brief scuffle with Kyusovich (Russian hand combat champion Eduard Osipov) and his thugs, but Jack and Damon work together to resolve the situation. They reluctantly toast to the gang being back together again.

Jack is assigned by the Captain (Jean Sulli) and Mayor (real life Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman of “Casino”) to assist Mason White (G. Eric Miles), a detective on loan from LAPD. It turns out White investigated Roy in two coincidental deaths several years prior.

During the course of their investigation, two more associates of Roy’s - Kyusovich and Chaise - meet with seemingly random deaths. Evidence mounts against Roy, who had motive, but also alibis – or possibly Damon, who has already re-entered the criminal underworld.


Jack’s personal life slowly infects his investigation. Roy’s secretary, Kim (Olivia Arellano), is infatuated with him. Even with the assistance of her friend (played by Playmate and internet star Bobbi Billard), she can’t take a hint that Jack won’t let himself get involved with anyone. The memory of his past love, an unnamed Blonde Woman (PMOY Corinna Harney-Jones), constantly haunts him.

Since Roy’s alibis are solid, Jack and White conclude the only way for him to have been involved is if a professional assassin, nicknamed the Blue Screen of Death, is as well. Jack finds Damon sparring with MMA star Wanderlei Silva. Damon challenges Jack to one round in the ring for the answers he’s looking for. Jack puts up a good fight, but can’t overpower Damon (All actors performed their own fight scenes).

Jack and White follow Damon’s connections to a restaurateur in Tijuana named “El Corredor” (Reniet Ramirez), who has been brokering the murders.


Everyone becomes a suspect. White uncovers evidence that Damon was never actually in jail, but in fact overseas. Kysovich’s connections hint that the Russian mafia may be making a play on the city. But there is also enough evidence to link Roy to the killings, so a warrant is issued.

Roy turns himself in. They realize that all their evidence on him is circumstantial, so they release him. Finally, in a private confrontation with Jack, Roy admits that he put the Russians in touch with El Corredor over a year ago, but nothing came of it, so he assumed they dropped it. They realize the prime suspect is actually Quarrie, but when they find him, he had already slashed his own wrists.

Jack tells the Captain that he suspects his partner Mason of being the Blue Screen. While the evidence is

circumstantial, all the pieces do fit. The Captain tells him to keep it quiet until he can find some hard evidence.


Alone in their office, Jack pushes to keep the Blue Screen case open, but Mason refuses.

Jack confronts Damon, attending a Muay Thai tournament, asking why he faked going to prison and how he’s

involved with Roy’s bloodmoney. Damon can’t tell him about prison, but swears that he only got $10,000. Jack

realizes that Kim is the only one who actually knows where the other $50,000 went.

Roy drags Angela with him to follow Damon down to El Corredor’s restaurant in Tijuana to confront him in person.

Reveal: it was Angela who hired El Corredor for all the hits. She hires him for one last job with a cash payment and a sealed envelope. Roy gets Damon to admit that he was the one who introduced Angela to El Corredor. Roy confronts Angela about the murders, and she admits she had the blackmailers killed so that she and Roy could be left alone. He accepts her and agrees to move to the islands.


Jack goes in to confront El Corredor. It looks like El Corredor is reaching for a gun, but in fact hands Jack an Angela’s envelopes of money and her new assignment – Jack is the Blue Screen. A series of flashbacks show Jack committing all the murders. He opens the assignment to reveal the target is El Corredor. Jack instantly shoots him. While El Corredor is dying, Jack tells him about his first animal kill, and that he doesn’t like what he has to do, but he is fascinated by it. On his way back to America, Jack remembers his last day with the Blonde Woman, as the weight of what he’s become lands on him.

Jack, Roy, Angela and Damon get together one last time and toast to the gang being back together again.


Cast Bios In one of his first starring roles, Robert Scott Howard leads the cast as Jack Adamson, a Las Vegas homicide detective caught in a world of impossible choices. Bobby caught the attention of producers in the “Saw VI Prologue” short and several Nevada-based indie projects. And although competition was tough, he proved himself the actor to bring Jack to life. Established as one of the all-time great character actors, legend Vincent Pastore co-stars in as Saffiote, the man behind the curtain. His half-century list of credits include such milestones as “Goodfellas” “The Sopranos,” and “Carlito’s Way.”

Jack’s best friend and prime suspect, Roy, is played by Tim Tucker, who started acting at the age of 7 when he sheepishly asked, “Please Sir, can I have some more” in the musical “Oliver.” Volleying between the stage and screen ever since, Tim graduated from the State University of New York at Oneonta With a BA in Fine Arts and a concentration in Performance. In addition to his traveling broadway career, his film and television credits include “General Hospital,” “Happy Heights” and “Last Resort,” as well as his show “Vegas Now TV.”

Roy’s femme fatale wife, Angela, is played by Australian Holly Valance. Finding early success as a screen &

stage actress, singer and model, she quickly dominated international airwaves. Her screen credits include “Taken” opposite Liam Neeson, “Neighbors” and “DOA: Dead or Alive.”


Andre “Chyna” McCoy’s first on-screen job was as the Action Fight/Stunt-Double for Lawrence Fishburne in “The Matrix.” Born in Spain, Chyna went on to act in such films as “The Matrix Reloaded,” Jet Li’s “The One,” and a starring role in “Game Over.” Showcasing his martial arts & acting skills, he even won an award for Next Action Breakout Star. He is pictured here with MMA star & world champion fighter Wanderlei Silva, who makes a one-

round appearance in the film.

Complementing the cast are cameos by pro wrestler Vic D. Vine, Mayor Oscar Goodman, Playmate & internet star Bobbi Billard and Playmate of the Year Corinna Harney-Jones.

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Tim Tucker is pictured here filming a “Moscow” fight scene in downtown Las Vegas. “Red Herring’s” international cast and crew hailed from more than 20 countries.


Crew Bios Ousa Khun (Director/Editor) has been directing, editing, scoring and creating live action and digital animation content for short films, corporate videos and music videos for more than a decade. He recently directed two ultra-low budget films; with a budget of $10,000 each, he made them look like a million bucks. After an extensive director selection process (65 applicants), Ousa proved that he was the right man to helm this project. He is pictured here directing Reniet Ramirez on a North Las Vegas set

doubling as El Corredor’s rattlesnake restaurant in Tijuana.

Joshua A. Cohen (Writer/Producer), under his banner Cohencidence Productions, LLC, has produced feature films, pilots and a webseries, along with dozens of shorts, videos, music videos and commercials. “Red Herring” was his first feature production, which he quickly followed up by Co-Producing “Counterpunch,” already in distribution through Lionsgate. He recently Associate Produced Eli Roth’s horror/ thriller “Lake Mead” and served as 2

nd Unit Production Supervisor on Sony/Columbia’s “Paul

Blart: Mall Cop 2.” Joshua also owns Nevada Camera & Lens, LLC and co-chairs the Nevada Film Incentive Task Force, which recently enacted film tax incentives in Nevada for the first time. He graduated Cum Laude from Brandeis University with a degree in Psychology and minor in Creative Writing. In addition to creating the characters of “Red Herring” with Executive Producer Russell Grin, Joshua wrote the screenplay and performed more than 10 jobs on the production. Jeremy Settles (Executive Producer), founder and owner of GotFilms, has more than two decades of experience in every role behind the camera. He has written, directed, shot and produced multiple feature films

and worked on dozens of other projects, including “Last Vegas,” “Knocked Up,” and three of the “Saw” movies. Nicholle Sanchez (Asst. Producer) aided the producers and director in the day-to-day set

operations. She is also married to the star, Robert Scott Howard, and can be seen in the film playing the precinct’s Executive Assistant.


Richard Baldomero (Asst. Director) Award-winning director/editor Richard Baldomero has been in the media business for more than a decade, from directing the Student Television Network at the University of Hartford to working for such giants as MGM Grand. His personal projects have included a Las Vegas-based reality series and several well-received shorts, including the self-funded zombie thriller, “No More Help,” and a new method of animating comic books called “LiveComix.” Kunitaro Ohi (Cinematographer) Kuni has worked behind the camera on

dozens of productions, including features, shorts and commercials. After reviewing more than 35 demo reels, we chose Kuni as the best fit for his creative ability to paint the look, feel and texture of the neo-noir film. Kuni makes a brief cameo in the film, and is pictured here with 1st AC Evan Luzi.

Diana Eden (Costume Design) is a multi-award-winning designer with 25 years experience in Hollywood and three Emmy nominations. She has designed costumes for 14 prime time series, 16 pilots, and innumerable features and short films. Diana and her art school interns directed all aspects of costumes, including design and continuity. In between productions, she now teaches costume & wardrobe at UNLV. Taking a break from big-budget productions like “Piranha 3D” and “Observe & Report,” super-man Zack Shisslak served as “Red Herring’s” Production Designer, Art Director,

Set Decorator and Props Master. Michael Damon (Composer) is owner of Virtual Productions in South Florida, and his credits

include several award-winning features and shorts. With a diverse background and uniquely creative spirit, he enjoys collaborating with filmmakers to find the perfect musical landscape for each new project.

"Red Herring" Electronic Press Kit

Red Herring

Directed by Ousa Khun

Written & Produced by Joshua A. Cohen

Based on Characters Created by Joshua A. Cohen

Russell Grin

Executive Producers Joshua A. Cohen

Russell Grin

Jon Isaac

Jeremy Settles

Associate Producers Robert & Phyllis Cohen

Greg Morris

Michael & Barbara Oxman

Asst. Producer Nicholle Sanchez

Cinematographer Kunitaro Ohi

Production & Set Design by Zack Shisslak

Set Decorator & Props Master Zack Shisslak

Costume Design by Diana Eden

Script & Continuity Supervisor Karissa Barcelo

Starring

Jack Adamson Robert Scott Howard

Saffiote Vincent Pastore

Angela Ridell Holly Valance

Damon Ridell Chyna Mccoy

Roy Ridell Tim Tucker

Mason White G. Eric Miles

Kyusovich Eduard Osipov

El Corredor Reniet Ramirez

Capt. Whorley Jean Sulli

Quarrie Simon Relph

Kim Olivia Arellano

Blonde Woman Corinna Harney-Jones

Kim's Girlfriend Bobbi Billard

Himself Mayor Oscar Goodman

Himself Wanderlei Silva

Marcosi Dean Mauro

Chaise Cecil J. Peppers

Rookie James Silvas

Maria Nicholle Sanchez

Wilkinson Ross Alzina

Sukay TJ "Quicksilver" Cuenca

Svetlana Larissa Sherman

Sam Steve Hochman

Charlie Stephanie McIntosh

Bootlegger Waitress Joumana Isaac

Red Herring Waitresses Dilenia Grullon

Shae Wilson

Burly Bodyguard Vic D. Vine

Rapist Daryl J. Roth

Random Blonde Woman (Rape Victim) Norma Westwood

Hispanic Maid/Casino Guest Cristina Colucci

Kyusovich's Girlfriend Cierra Boudreaux

Kyusovich Thugs Paul X. Campanella

Stu Chaiken

Russian Thug Leader Rich Hopkins

Russian Thugs Vlad Aivazian

Doug Carley

Michael Emo

Garii Raiman

Chris Smith

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Cast (cont'd)

Cops Karissa Barcelo

Michael Cassano

Med Jast

Jeremy Settles

Fletcher Sharp

Shawnn Slaughter

Airport Security Guard John Isley

Suspicious Forensic Investigator RJ Feher

Forensic Investigator JD Smith

Chaise's Wife Peggy Anger

Chaise's Son Damien Horton

Chaise's Daughter Marriah Polk

Damon's Contact Bogdan Cristinoiu

El Corredor's Novia Josephine D'Alton

Jennifer Lanette Fugit

Bartender Mike Glenn

Blue Screen Victim William Lloyd Jackson

Escorts Micki Grin

Mona Ware

Red Herring Band Ian Dukes

Andrew Gannon

Russell Grin

Crosby Haffner

Featured Pool Guest Amy Ogden

Business Woman/Various Sarah Saunders

Quarrie's Daughters Rockzana Flores

Sabrina Flores

Perv Jace Whitten

Hostess Aletha Stainbrook

Pedestrain Olga Potts

Restaurant Patron Mia Lewis

Restaurant Kid Emily Seaman

Business Woman Dee Cutrone

Casino Guests Angela Afionis

Fernande Galles

Brenda Whitehead

Restaurant Patrons/Pool Guests Brett Blackham

Caitlin Calihan

McKenzie Calihan

Shelby Honea

Pool Guests Caitlin Beanan

Jared Beanan

Chase Daniels

Delia Daniels

Liane Mayor

Brianna Nelson

Red Herring Patrons Christine Battle

Raymond Bradley

Claudia Hartman

Justin Mays

Lesley Sluzynski

Jackie Stryker

Camme Tyla

Extras

Joyce Brann Ashlyn Kramer

Ryan Bush Marie Lewis

Jessie Currie Darlene Morris

Amy Gallagher Lindsay Roark

Rebecca Gutierrez Marnie Settles

Jan Keenan Elizabeth Stovall

Makayla Kostiner



Casting Directors Richard Baldomero

Joshua A. Cohen

Ousa Khun

Las Vegas Unit

Assistant Director Richard Baldomero

1st Camera Assistant Evan Luzi

2nd Camera Assistant Chad Pickrel

B Camera Operator Jeremy Settles

B Camera 1st Assistants Brian Baldomero

Chad Pickrel

Key Grip/Gaffer Daniel Ayus

Grips Chris Biorn

Travis Richards

Costume Assistants Calliopie

Ariel Kutzin

Costume Illustrator Calliopie

Ms. Valance's Wardrobe Provided by Eccoci

Idol-London

Jewelry Provided by Ellen Scott Grable

Wardrobe Interns Callie Carlon

Stephanie Estrada

Marisa Miranda

Mina Mousavi

Head of Hair & Make-Up Laura Suzanne Snell

Key Hair Stylist Allison Barfield

FX Make-Up Joshua Brokaw

TJ "Quicksilver" Cuenca

Hair & Make-Up Interns Breeana Vreeland

Tangier Holmes

Heather Hermann

Key Production Assistant Jace Whitten

Production Assistants Cornelius Miller

Garii Raiman

Chris Smith

Extras Coordinator Shawnn Slaughter

Craft Services Coordinator Georgette Weaver

Craft Services Assistant Pam Blair

Craft Services Provided by Bootlegger Bistro

Claim Jumper

Jason's Deli

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts

Monster Energy Drink

Ricardo's Mexican Restaurant

Tropical Smoothie Café

Stunt & Safety Coordinator Rich Hopkins

Special Effects Coordinator Skip Burrows

Pyro Stunt Man Johnny Gray

Pilot David Story

Insert Car Drivers Jeremy Settles

Daniel Ayus

Insert Car Safety Supervisor Frazier Hopkins

EMT Supervisor Keith Jones

EMT Chris Notaro

Stunt & Safety Assistants TJ "Quicksilver" Cuenca

Chyna McCoy

Fight Choreographers Rich Hopkins

Chyna McCoy



Still Photographer Calvin Rutherford

Contributing Poster Photographer Luiz Eduardo

Behind-the-Scenes Videographers Richard Baldomero

Andrew Chase

Joshua Cozen-McNally

Laura Mora

Garii Raiman

Location Sound Mixer Bogdan Cristinoiu

Police Consultant Dan Flaherty

Second Unit

2nd Unit Director RJ Feher

2nd Unit Cinematographer Kunitaro Ohi

2nd Unit 1st Camera Asst. Matt Kelly

2nd Unit 1st Asst. Director Zack Shisslak

2nd Unit Director Rich Hopkins

Post Production

Editor Ousa Khun

Asst. Editor Laura Mora

Editorial Consultant RJ Feher

Post Production Sound Facility Arcay Studios

Supervising Sound Editor & Re-Recording Mixer Ryan Young

Sound Editors Avi Young

Koren Young

Additional Sound Editing, Mixing, Foley & ADR Neil Curschman

Original Score by Michael Damon

Featuring Music by Dukes & Gannon

Finishing & Deliverables by 808 Post Mark Ott

Artwork Provided by Alex Huerta

Ramy Lam

Don Michael Jr.

Niki J Sands

Legal Counsel Michael Stein, Esq.

Snell & Wilmer, LLP

CPA Mark Sherman

Payroll The Payroll Company

Payroll Agents Kimberly Miles

Jessica Phillips

Insurance Entertainment Pro Insurance

Insurance Agents Sharon Emmons

Karin Getz

Worker's Comp Insurance Partners Insurance Services

WC Agent Guy Fiore

Interns

Dan Banks Forrest Olinger

Jeffrey Bolz Nathaniel Keyes

Shannon Brokaw Angelina Italiano

Ericka Brown Misty Marie

Darlene Dalmareila Andrew Power

Melissa Dillon Anthony Power

Vanessa Elgrichi Angela Richards

Maria Eulalia Aletha Stainbrook

Amy Gallagher Lynn Steinhurst

Jabri Harris Yvonne Vera

Kristi Lugo Mike Vlaera



Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors

The Arts Factory Las Vegas Marquis Las Vegas

Bootlegger Bistro Monster Energy Drink

Cactus Aviation One Kick's Gym

Claim Jumper Payroll Company

Eccoci Remington Talent Agency

Golden Nugget Ricardo's Mexican Restaurant

GotFilms San Genarro Feast

Jack Holler Commercial Real Estate Skyline Casino

Jason's Deli Southern Nevada Jet Charter

Juhl Las Vegas Stirling Club

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Tribeca Light

Las Vegas Exotic Car Rentals Tropical Smoothie Café

MAC Cosmetics V Theater

Majestic Peak Trading Wand Fight Team

Special Thanks To

Actors on Location Jeremiah Rounds

Amanda Ouest John Isley

Andrew Chase Josh Cozen-McNally

Andrew Gonzales Julie Goldman

Angela Abshier Justin Deanda

Anthony Palmisano Justin McVay

Art Institute Kathleen Reed

Barry Lowin Kimberly Toy

Bill Grivas Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

Bill Kent Linda Healy

Billy Johnson Louis Giannola

Bob Ansara Marc Savard

Brandon Christiensen Marko Sakren

Brian O'Hare Martin Nossov

Cesar Lazcano Michael Soli

Charlesetta Redmond Michelle Bauer

Charlie Bass Mike Saye

Chuck Khoury Mike Stanfill

City of Las Vegas Natalie Devitt

City of Mesquite Nevada Film Alliance

Clark County Nevada Film Office

Clark County Department of Aviation Patty Fantasia

Clint Jung Ray Foliente

CSN Robert Attermann

Danette Tull Roger Ambrose

Daniel De la Cruz Ryan Golchuk

Dave Brown Ryan Rishling

David Saxe Productions Screen Actors Guild

David Schmoeller Sharry Flaherty

David Story Shelley Bruner

Dennis Anderson Shelley Hancock

Derek Stonebarger Steve Clinton

Diana Paul Stone Pinecone Productions, LLC

Dina Mitchell Tyler Jones

Dody Bateson UNLV Film Department

Gina Stoddard VegasNow.TV

Greta Seidman Xania Woodman

Shot on Red in Las Vegas, NV, USA

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COHENCIDENCE PRODUCTIONS, LLC presents “RED HERRING ... · (PMOY Corinna Harney-Jones), constantly haunts him. Since Roy’s alibis are solid, Jack and White conclude the only way