Fairly Criminal

Becky is twenty years old, no education, and zero marketable skills. She pairs up with the cunning, street-smart, Marilyn Monroe-obsessed Arianna, as they struggle to creatively earn enough money to keep the bill collectors at bay and maintain their low quality of life.

CAST Steffany Huckaby as Becky Laura Kenley as Arianna Talia Tabin as Anne Goldberg/Krishnamurti Patrick Kilpatrick as John the Cop Alice Borden as Missy the Dog Lover Chloe Stearns as Wendy, Tinkerbell’s Mom

CREW Written by Laura Kenley Directed by America Young Produced by Talia Tabin & Laura Kenley Associate Producer – Brittany Blaise Executive Producer – America Young Director of Photography – M.A. Santiago 1st A.D. – Trent Duncan 1st Assistant Camera – Tamara Ward Production Assistants – Ace Salvador & Derego Williams Production Designer – Brittany Blaise Music – Alice Wallace, Clare Means, Roughed Up Folk Edited by Anton Masgoti & Elizabeth Walker

Special Thanks Idalia Salsamendi, Sandi Loo’s Owner Trisha Trokan, Jack’s Mom Greg Aronowitz – Art & Print’s Dad Aklia Chinn Aklia’s Gifts & Salon R.E.H.A.B. (Roots Exclusive Hair and Beauty) Luke Jackett SAG

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America Young has really been sinking her teeth into the web community. She has not only created her own show “Groupidity,” but has also worked on "Goodnight Burbank" (now on Hulu), "Damsels and Dragons," “The Romantic Foibles of Esteban,” “Childrens Outreach Crew,” “General Elevator” (directed by Jerry Zucker), and Felicia Day & Kim Evey’s “The Guild.”   She was the Executive Director and one of founders of The Feel Good Film Festival (2008-2011), Panel Producer for AFI Festival 2009, and Director of Operations of The Santa Catalina Film Festival (2011).  She has stunt coodinated the feature films "April Showers", "Nuclear Family," and music videos such as “Hot and Cold” (Katy Perry), “Outta My Head” (Ashlee Simpson), “Scream” (Chris Cornell), and “Pocket Full of Sunshine” (Natasha Beddingfield).  She is one of the executive producers of feature film anthology called Girls! Girls! Girls! that required each short film be written, produced, directed, shot, and edited by a woman.
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