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37.5: THE FILMS

With various backgrounds and talents in art, photography, writing, music and engineering it's no surprise that the members of 37.5 productions are at their best when collaborating within the medium of film. The original members began making films together in the neighborhoods of their youth . Now, as adults, the passion and excitement that went into those films still exists, and has propelled them to become the production company they are today.

FILMOGRAPHY:

"A DEAD GUY CAN'T FLIP A BURGER" (1994)

Directed by Ryan Graham
Starring: Curtis Crispin, Adam Eland

Made during a two-year span beginning in 1992, "A Dead Guy Can't Flip A Burger" was a triumph over the boredom of the suburbs for then filmmaker Ryan Graham. Graham and his long-time friends Curtis Crispin and Ryan Stachurski founded 37.5 Productions and set out to make a movie in the style of "splatstick" films like "The Evil Dead 1 & 2", "Bad Taste", and "ReAnimator". With curfews from parents and siblings in tow, sub-amateur actors, a borrowed VHS camera, and a budget of about $10, they created a movie that would take Pinellas County, Florida by storm. the film went on to garner awards, critical praise, and a cult following strong enough to ensure that it would play on community access channels around the United States for years to come.

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		37.5: THE FILMS With various backgrounds and talents in art, photography, writing, music and engineering it's no surprise that the members of 37.5 productions are at their best when collaborating within the medium of film. The original members began making films together in the neighborhoods of their youth . Now, as adults, the passion and excitement that went into those films still exists, and has propelled them to become the production company they are today. FILMOGRAPHY: *"A DEAD GUY CAN'T FLIP A BURGER" (1994)* Directed by Ryan Graham Starring: Curtis Crispin, Adam Eland Made during a two-year span beginning in 1992, "A Dead Guy Can't Flip A Burger" was a triumph over the boredom of the suburbs for then filmmaker Ryan Graham. Graham and his long-time friends Curtis Crispin and Ryan Stachurski founded 37.5 Productions and set out to make a movie in the style of "splatstick" films like "The Evil Dead 1 & 2", "Bad Taste", and "ReAnimator". With curfews from parents and siblings in tow, sub-amateur actors, a borrowed VHS camera, and a budget of about $10, they created a movie that would take Pinellas County, Florida by storm. the film went on to garner awards, critical praise, and a cult following strong enough to ensure that it would play on community access channels around the United States for years to come. 1 l 2 l 3