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‘Social Disobedience Film’ Has Selected Its Cast

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‘Social Disobedience Film’ Has Selected Its Cast

iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Productions are happy to announce their cast for their upcoming film called Social Disobedience. Filming of the entire film will take place through social distance with scenes being filmed throughout Ontario and the United States, with smartphones, tablets, and Wi-Fi devices.

“The concept of this film excites me. As we are all relating right now to dealing with a virus and having to stay at home and or isolate” says award-winning film director Matthew Marshall who is the film’s writer and director.

Short List of Actors:
Olivia Jackson will be taking over a previously cast role in Social Disobedience. She originally had a small part in the film in a scene in the role of Abigail McDonald. That role will now be expanded to tie into that original appearance and now take over the role that had been previously cast. Her character of Abigail is away at a private school due to some mistakes she has made. Now with the virus, she is forced to stay at the private school because her parents are more worried she might bring the virus home than being worried about bringing her home from school. Now she is stuck in her dorm under the strict rules of the school and forced to ride out the pandemic.

Social Disobedience is the first time that Olivia has worked with the team on a film. The entire production team looks forward to her shining in this role.

Mary Ellen Herder has been added to the ‘Social Disobedience’ team. She will play Ms. Anna McGlaughlin, a private school teacher at Laidlaw Academy. Mary Ellen is the owner of ‘Take A Bow Productions’ in Chatham. She was worked with the Production Team on two previous films. She was Ms L. Mahaffy, chair of the school Board in “Malicious Attack” and Dr. Fairbanks in “Blue Love”. The production team is excited to have Mary Ellen be part of this newest production

Reshma Rajan will be joining the “Social Disobedience” cast. Reshma will bring her acting experience and knowledge from the medical field to play the role of nurse Mia Kaur, who is at the local hospital facing the pandemic head on.

Jensen Fraser has been added to the “Social Disobedience” team. She will have a duel role within the production. She will be both in front of the camera and behind. Jensen will play the role of Jessa in the film as well as be the fight choreographer. Jensen comes to the team with experience on screen and on stage. She is also had extensive training through the Fanshawe Theatre Arts Program.

Atarah Soekhradj has been added to the “Social Disobedience” cast. Atarah will play the role of Ilana an exchange student trapped during the pandemic.

Brie Bennett will be playing the role of "Bailey" in “Social Disobedience”. Brie is studying Theatre at York University. She has played a number of leading and supporting roles in various films and Theatre Productions.

Jordyn Taylor has been selected and cast to be a part of “Social Disobedience”. London Actress Jordyn Taylor will play the role of Danica, Eden’s best friend.
Jordyn is an award-winning actor that has credits to her name in both stage and film. Jordyn has worked with the iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Production teams on three films. She was Brooke Armstrong in “Not Ready”, Brynne Jameson in “Malicious Attack” and Correctional Officer T. Walker in “Blue Love”. The production team is excited to have Jordyn be part of the production and see what she brings to the role of Danica.

Max Steinberg has been cast in “Social Disobedience”.
London Actor Max Steinberg will play the character Greyson who likes to cause trouble for both Eden and Danica.  Max is an award-winning actor that has credits to his name in both stage and film. He brings his vast acting experience of working on over 25 film projects to this new film. Max has also had his own TV show on Rogers Television in which he was not only the host, but also was a writer and the director of some of the episodes. Max is no stranger to the iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Production teams. He has had smaller character roles in “Malicious Attack” and “Blue Love”. Both of which are in post-production. Most recently Max worked with the team and played the role of Michael, one of the main characters in the film “Not Ready”.

Ashleigh Morrison was selected for a role in Social Disobedience. Ashleigh will be playing the lead role of Eden Patterson. Newmarket, Ontario Actress Ashleigh Morrison will lead the cast as Eden. The pandemic has gotten to her and she doesn’t want to play by the rules.
Ashleigh comes to the production with credits in a number of Films and TV shows. Including a number of leading roles in features and short films. Select credits included; "The Daughter Of Babel", Salvage, Detainee X, Goldfish and her TV series on Rogers Television with Ashleigh's Kidz Korner and Kidz Korner. She has received awards for her acting and hosting talents. This is Ashleigh’s first production with iFilmGroup.

Jessica Ladd will be playing the role of Dove Linney. Jessica has been a part of many theatre productions in London, Ontario. She has also been a part of previous films (Not Ready & Blue Love) with iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Productions.

Jessica Lynn Windibank has a part in Social Disobedience. She will be playing the role of Bridget. Jessica Windibank has been a part of two previous films with iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Production's (Not Ready & Blue Love).

Mariah Butt to the cast of “Social Disobedience”. She will be playing the role of "Zahra" in the film. Mariah previously played the role of Sara in the 90 minute film “A Witches’ Ball”. She also was a person attending a funeral in the short film “Falling For You”. Most recently Mariah has work with the iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Productions as nurse, Ava Hussein in the film “Not Ready”.

Lauren Fraumeni will be playing the role of "Blair" in this film. “Social Disobedience” will be Lauren’s first film role with iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Productions.

Violet Goens will be playing the role of "Sophia", a essential retail frontline worker who is dealing with the public during the pandemic.

George Crosby will be playing the role of Ethan in the film. George has worked with the iFilmGroup team in the past. His roles include a small role in “Blue Love” and most notably as young Richard Pratt in "Not Ready".

Shelby Simpson will be playing the role of Madison in the film. She has worked with m & s Marshall Production and iFilmGroup on three previous films. She played Cassandra Campbell in "Not Ready", Zoe Carwin in "Malicious Attack and two smaller roles in "Blue Love".

Additional casting for other roles is on-going.

What Marshall likes about this film is going inside the characters to see the struggles they are having with dealing with a virus that has changed their lives. How isolation is affecting them on emotional and mental levels and how each character has a different response and is pushed to the point of social disobedience. Marshall feels that each person cast so far will bring to life the characters he has created in very interesting ways.

m & s Marshall Productions and iFilmGroup are very excited to work with the talent selected and look forward to filming Social Disobedience in the upcoming months.

For Social Disobedience filming information and updates, please follow iFilmGroup at https://www.ifilmgroup.org or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/ifilmgroup

For more information or media inquiries, please contact Matthew Marshall of m & s Marshall Productions and iFilmGroup.

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12752650/

Award-winning Actors include:

  • Max Steinberg

  • Jordyn Taylor

  • Ashleigh Morrison

At the Joey Awards in Vancouver, BC.

At the Joey Awards in Vancouver, BC.


RELEASE SUMMARY
Movie ‘Social Disobedience’ Has Selected its Cast.

iFilmGroup
London ■ St. Thomas ■ Chatham-Kent
Ontario - Canada
WEBSITE - www.ifilmgroup.org


ABOUT iFilmGroup:
We are a leading group of experienced film-makers in Southwestern, Ontario working with any member of the public that desires to enter into the film industry at NO COST. We incorporate a network-mentoring program where participants learn and instruct others as they become skilled. Also, we teach and support students from local universities and colleges and high schools. Students from these campuses range from actors and crew. We promote sharing knowledge within our programs and workshops. Fields of expertise include; Film, Acting, Print Media, Broadcast Media and Music.

CONTACT:iFilmGroup
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Two iFilmGroup Members Win at "Joey Awards"

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Two iFilmGroup Members Win at "The Joey Awards"

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Max Steinberg and Jordyn Taylor in Vancouver at The Joey Awards. Photo by Candice Woods Photography.

Max Steinberg and Jordyn Taylor in Vancouver at The Joey Awards. Photo by Candice Woods Photography.

Max Steinberg and Jordyn Taylor have won Joey Awards in Vancouver. Jordyn won for Best Commercial Voice-over Actress. Max won Best Featured Actor in a Feature Film.

Jordyn and Max have been part of the iFilmGroup family on different productions. Max is a principle actor in the movie called ‘Not Ready’, that’s in post-production and will be released in 2020.

Jordyn just completed scenes in ‘Malicious Attack’, (another movie to be released early in 2020) produced by m & s Marshall Production, and was also in the movie ‘Not Ready’.

Seeing these young people grow... is what iFilmGroup is all about!
Congratulations Jordyn and Max!
— Matthew Marshall ~ Film Director and Co-founder

The Joey Awards goal is to reward young actors and actresses in Canada for their hard work and dedication to their craft. We offer a high-quality red carpet awards gala, where each nominee will be recognized during our parade of stars. We liaison with the Canadian performing arts industry, and those in it, that have a direct and valuable contribution to youth working in performing arts.

The Joey Awards recognizes even the smallest of roles and bookings, as no role is ever insignificant. A young performer who books a job puts an incredible amount of work into the audition process and should be recognized for this. No role booked is ever small!

By honouring the young performers, we also are bringing family and friends together to spend a quality day with one another, promoting how important the support of these people are in a child performer's life.

The Joey Awards works with many sponsors in order to achieve these goals, and provide quality acting scholarship prizes.

The Joey Awards will use a variety of adjudicators to ensure all entries are judged with honesty and fairness.

The Joey Awards also plans to educate parents of young performers on keeping their young performer safe, how to properly use social media and also keep their young performer's self-esteem intact in a business full of rejection.


RELEASE SUMMARY
Two iFilmGroup Members Win at "Joey Awards"

iFilmGroup
London ■ St. Thomas ■ Chatham-Kent
Ontario - Canada
WEBSITE - www.ifilmgroup.org


Three iFilmGroup Members Nominated For "Joey Awards"

SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 08:00 AM Eastern Daylight time
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Three iFilmGroup Members Nominated For "Joey Awards"

The iFilmGroup Production Team is proud and honoured to witness the growth of these young iFilmGroup members. We want to share with the film industry their talents and successes!

This is what iFilmGroup is all about!
— Matthew Marshall ~ Film Director and Co-founder

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The Joey Awards goal is to reward young actors and actresses in Canada for their hard work and dedication to their craft. We offer a high-quality red carpet awards gala, where each nominee will be recognized during our parade of stars. We liaison with the Canadian performing arts industry, and those in it, that have a direct and valuable contribution to youth working in performing arts.

The Joey Awards recognizes even the smallest of roles and bookings, as no role is ever insignificant. A young performer who books a job puts an incredible amount of work into the audition process and should be recognized for this. No role booked is ever small!

By honouring the young performers, we also are bringing family and friends together to spend a quality day with one another, promoting how important the support of these people are in a child performer's life.

The Joey Awards works with many sponsors in order to achieve these goals, and provide quality acting scholarship prizes.

The Joey Awards will use a variety of adjudicators to ensure all entries are judged with honesty and fairness.

The Joey Awards also plans to educate parents of young performers on keeping their young performer safe, how to properly use social media and also keep their young performer's self-esteem intact in a business full of rejection.

The Joey Awards Homepage


RELEASE SUMMARY
Three iFilmGroup Members Nominated For "Joey Awards"

iFilmGroup
London ■ St. Thomas ■ Chatham-Kent
Ontario - Canada
WEBSITE - www.ifilmgroup.org


Jordyn Taylor receives a nomination for a Joey Award

Jordyn Taylor, Canadian Actor

Jordyn Taylor, Canadian Actor

SEPTEMBER 17, 2019 08:00 AM Eastern Daylight time
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Jordyn Taylor, Canadian Actor.

iFilmGroup member Jordyn Taylor has received a nomination for a Joey Award in the “Best Commercial Voiceover” category for her work on “Hope Letter Campaign”, a 7-minute video.  She is now working on the continuation of the “Hope Letter Campaign”.

Jordyn has extensive dance, singing, and acting experience. She has been a part of a large number of theatre productions in London and area. She also has been involved in several Ryerson student films; including playing the role of “Sandra” in the short film “Nothing Grows Here”.

Cast in a scene of “Not Ready”.

Cast in a scene of “Not Ready”.

Most recently, Jordyn has been involved with iFilmGroup and m & s Marshall Productions. She has roles in three of their upcoming productions that are in post-production.  She played the role of Brooke Armstrong, one of the private school girls in “Not Ready”, Correctional officer T. Walker in “Blue Love” and teenager Brynne Jameson” who was one of the students bullied in “Malicious Attack”.

Joey Award Nominations - Link

Jordyn Taylor IMDb link - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7314041
Jordyn Taylor’s Testimonial

RELEASE SUMMARY
Jordyn Taylor has received a nomination for a Joey Award.

iFilmGroup
London ■ St. Thomas ■ Chatham-Kent
Ontario - Canada
WEBSITE - www.ifilmgroup.org