Jeff Priskorn
Director, Writer, Producer, Props

Jeff is serving as sole director for the first time after co-directing Loose Change Entertainment's first movie, Arbor Daze. He co-wrote Love & Plutonium with Jacquie Floyd and is co-starring as Hank the Henchman, Dr. Medlo's fawning sidekick. Jeff is making a mark on the Detroit entertainment scene in other ways as well. An honorary founding member of the award-winning sketch comedy show, Loose Change, Priskorn has penned numerous sketches and anchored the on-camera cast for 7 years. He has also appeared in several radio and TV commercials, billboards, local films, and on stage in musicals and plays all over Michigan. In his band Curious Jack, Priskorn (along with good friend Tony Wynn) writes song parodies and themes for Detroit's #1 afternoon radio show, Stoney & Wojo, on WDFN AM 1130. Priskorn also fronts a cover band, Elixir, which plays to packed houses in bars and clubs all over the state.
 

Jacquie Floyd
Writer, Assistant Director, Producer, Props, Set Dressing

Love & Plutonium started as a stage play, a writing format in which Jacquie has much experience. After sharing the first scene and the basic idea with Jeff Priskorn, he helped her develop it into the screenplay it is today. Jacquie has studied playwriting with Kitty Dubin and Vincent J. Cardinal. She studied acting at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas and received her degree in performing arts from Oakland University in 1998. After meeting Jeff in 2000 while performing children's theatre with a company called Brainstormers!, he gradually introduced her to the Loose Change TV group. She may have begun as a flavor of the month, but she's now more like the virus that won't go away! Jacquie has an extensive theatrical resume and is currently touring Michigan High Schools and Jr. Highs with the Jewish Ensemble Theatre in a show called WORD, part of the JET's "Stop Hate" campaign.
 

Anthony E. Griffin
Director of Photography, Creative Consultant

Affectionately known to the Loose Change gang as "The AEG," Tony returned with a vengeance to filmmaking this past summer after a stint as the camera assistant on Vernacular Films' debut feature, An Apology To The Dead. Cast in such a minor role in Arbor Daze that it could very well be classified as forgettable, Tony has since apparently found a way to "cajole" this director into allowing him to shoot this film as its illustrious and brazenly talented Director of Photography. Others might use more accurate, yet seamier, language such as "blackmail" to describe his appointment to such a lofty position on this project, but that's OK because everyone knows the director gets the last laugh.
 

Shirley Clemens
Catering, Documentary Camera
 

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Dan Corrigan
Gaffer, Producer

While the other Loose Change partners were making other people laugh with their funny sketch comedy, Dan was trying to slip in a few skits with an alternative health message. Dan is waiting for the opportune time to launch his own show, "MDLies". In the meantime, he enjoys the creative aspect of the movie making business. He is hoping that his Coorman character will someday be able to command a multi-million dollar movie deal. When the Loose Change talent pool is running low, Dan is always happy to recruit a few Russian models from his company's web site Webtalent.com.
 

Dana Floyd
Costume Designer
 

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Mark A. France
Makeup Artist
 

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Mark C. Holden
Catering

Mark started his film career at an early age. The first Superman movie. Yep. He saw it. Then there was a dry period of about 20 years before Mark was asked to be Stan Wackerman in Arbor Daze. Mark studied hard for that role. He put on 80 pounds for the part, and learned to read cuecards... badly. (Check out the bloopers during the end credits of Arbor Daze!)  When not in the movie business Mark is in the acting business, lending his dubious talents to Brainstormers!, the Portuguese Rodeo Clown Company, and Murder Mystery Players. Mark is happily married to his beautiful young bride, Renee, has two ferrets, and is a wiz in the kitchen.  He dedicates his performance of Ma Medlo to all the mothers who can't seem to get their sons out of their basements... where she could put a nice sewing room.
 

Renee Holden
Catering
 

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John F. Kerr
Creative Consultant, Assistant Cameraman, 
Producer 

A longtime collaborator with Jeff, John created and developed the sketch comedy show Loose Change with Dan Corrigan. Along with Dan and Jeff, John has produced, directed and starred in various skits and features on the show. John, Jeff and Dan's last full- length feature collaboration was the independent movie Arbor Daze, which John wrote and they all co-directed and co-starred in. John takes a backseat in Love & Plutonium, preferring to let the talents of Jeff and Jacquie shine all on their own, just proud to be a part of things as a director of photography and in a small role. Next up for John is Weenie Roast Massacre.
 

Greg Krueger
Still Photographer
 

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Noelle LaPrise
Sound Engineer
 

Noelle has worked on several projects, including short films, feature films, and the Electronic Music Festival in Downtown Detroit. She has been involved in 22 projects, 5 of those being feature length films, including Midnight of the Mind, "The Ugly One" and Weenie Roast Massacre. She graduated from the Motion Picture Institute of Michigan in 2002. She is currently working on two projects, Trevor Lork and Dilemma Crunchers. www.noellelaprise.com
 

Sid Redlin
Cartoon artist
 

Jeff and Jacquie recruited Sid with the promise of Dark Angel's phone number. After months of keeping Sid tied in their basement, he was allowed to see the light of day after finishing the art for Love & Plutonium. With a BFA in watercolour from Western Michigan University, Sid is infamous on the underground electronic music scene. He is also quickly becoming more embroiled with Loose Change and their affiliates, contributing artwork to Midnight of the Mind, music and cameo appearances to Weenie Roast Massacre, and even bad acting to Loose Change Television. Whenever AEG gets around to it, Sid's website will be www.sidredlin.com, but until then you can get him at elred@ecybermind.net. Any offerings of free money or vegetables will be gladly accepted.
 

Jamie Sonderman
Assistant to the Director
 

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Nick Szczerba
Video Assist/ Continuity
 

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