CABFAIR is a 2008 mockumentary film produced and directed by Justin Chenier and written by Justin Chenier and K. Shane Doulton. First in the Kingston Whig Standard as a casting call for a television series in February, 2005, the film was shot from June 17 to October 28, 2007 in Kingston, Ontario. While the cast and crew worked from detailed storylines, the film was unscripted giving the actors the freedom to improvise their scenes while keeping true to the story. It was submitted for consideration to the 2008 Kingston Canadian Film Festival, and if selected will have a world premiere in Kingston at the festival between February 27 and March 2, 2008. The film follows a Kingston taxi driver for a day, when his favourite radio station threatens to change format.
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| - CABFAIR is a 2008 mockumentary film produced and directed by Justin Chenier and written by Justin Chenier and K. Shane Doulton. First in the Kingston Whig Standard as a casting call for a television series in February, 2005, the film was shot from June 17 to October 28, 2007 in Kingston, Ontario. While the cast and crew worked from detailed storylines, the film was unscripted giving the actors the freedom to improvise their scenes while keeping true to the story. It was submitted for consideration to the 2008 Kingston Canadian Film Festival, and if selected will have a world premiere in Kingston at the festival between February 27 and March 2, 2008. The film follows a Kingston taxi driver for a day, when his favourite radio station threatens to change format.
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- Bruno Sanita
- Derrick Leslie
- Giulio Veri
- Jessie Gower
- K. Shane Doulton
- Mark Nesseth
- Matt McLaren
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- Justin Chenier
- K. Shane Doulton
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| - CABFAIR is a 2008 mockumentary film produced and directed by Justin Chenier and written by Justin Chenier and K. Shane Doulton. First in the Kingston Whig Standard as a casting call for a television series in February, 2005, the film was shot from June 17 to October 28, 2007 in Kingston, Ontario. While the cast and crew worked from detailed storylines, the film was unscripted giving the actors the freedom to improvise their scenes while keeping true to the story. It was submitted for consideration to the 2008 Kingston Canadian Film Festival, and if selected will have a world premiere in Kingston at the festival between February 27 and March 2, 2008. The film follows a Kingston taxi driver for a day, when his favourite radio station threatens to change format. The full cast of 32 actors and 10 crew members all have Kingston connections, most living and either working or studying in the city. CABFAIR is the first starring role for actor K. Shane Doulton, who has had minor roles in “Snake Eyes” with Nicolas Cage and Gary Sinise and “Between Strangers” with Sophia Lauren and Mira Sorvino. The cast features a number of Kingston media personalities, including long-time radio newscaster Tony Orr, FLY-FM News Director and morning show co-host Shauna Cunningham, K-ROCK 105.7 Program Director and morning show host “G” Glenn Williams, and former CKWS News Director and current FM96 morning show co-host Rob McDonald. The soundtrack features the original song “Surrounded” by Kingston musician and radio personality Ryan Lemmon, who also has a small cameo in the film and worked as an Audio Assistant during production of the film.
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