Jay
documentary
Credit: director
press: Podcast interview with Director's notes; Sonic-cinema; premiered at Sliff
Production company: Crown Chimp
Location: tucson, az
CAST
Jay: Jay Kyle Peterson
Grandma: Pat Kaye
5 Year old Jay: Destiny Vasquez
Mother/ Dominatrix: 2Kimberly Wolcott
Grandpa/ Mysterious Hooded Person: Mark Klugheit
Cousin/ Mysterious Hooded Person: Bradford Trojan
Dad/ Mysterious hooded person: Steve McKee
Counselor: Karen Pye
Young Woman: Stephanie Ingmire
prom date/ Jesus: Jared Wakefield
Virgin Mary: Dylan Page
as themselves: tish monroe, lesley lillywhite, irene messina, karen symons, judy gatrell, penny the dog, kool cat the cat, potato the pig
crew
Editor: Matthew king
Director of Photography/colorist: Will Turner
Producers: frank armendarez, sonia campbell
art direction: drew grubich, jessica vanravenswaay
1st AD (re-enactments)/locations: Frank Armendarez
1st ad (interviews): keith wagner
Make Up: Sonia Campbell
Sound design/mix/location audio: Mike Clark
Grip: Chance Roberts
Grip: Evan Colten
dit (interviews): ben montemayor
Production Assistants: Katie Healey, Christina Evans, stephanie orr
dog wrangler: christia abell
cat wrangler: randy culpepper
pig wrangler: angel canez
music by: nine inch nails, gio galanti, tony anderson, triads, the white birch
Special Thanks
brittany duarte, brittany machado, sarah hupp, dan devivo, beth vasquez, sherri wakefield, martin plocke, margoth barrera, christine davilla, yvonne montoya, charlie prokopp, cindy medford, suzie q. emmanuel, craig westfall, sean mendoza, ray ramero, lynn lovejoy, richard perez, karen pye, frank sanchez, mary crosee, brad hasse, dr. christina laukatis, rob s. barber, liz hill, gail martino, dr. judith becker, pamela bogan, dr. phillip miller, joel ireland, thomas picton,dr. david foerster
A story about Jay Kyle Petersen, a man who paints. Except it’s not that simple. At all. It’s about something much more complicated and strange and haunting and life-affirming. The film is a glimpse into the extraordinary and complex life of this abstract artist and his even more abstract past.
We spent nearly five years editing this project. It went from a 3 minute short to a 90 minute feature to a purely experimental piece to the final film. You can see our nice and tidy final timeline below:
