Morgan Rodner wrote and developed the script for Tell Gordon Hello as well as directed it. He was a co-producer of the film and was also responsible for casting the roles of the Joker and Christian (the Hostage.)
It was Morgan’s creativity, determination, and capabilities that made Tell Gordon Hello a reality. Rodner’s ingenuity and love of original storytelling made the project bigger and better than anyone had ever imagined. This, as well as his ability to inspire the cast and crew, instilled a strong sense of pride amongst everyone involved. Rodner is an aspiring writer and director focused on character driven stories. He has thus far directed a handful of short films and hopes that his latest project will open many doors in the film industry.

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Casey Schendel is a jack of all trades when it comes to film with a passion for cinematography like none other. Casey’s creative vision stems from the ability to see the “big picture” and ensure that it not only meets, but exceeds the director’s expectations. He was the director of photography, co-producer and editor for Tell Gordon Hello. He also served as the Production Manager and location scout. Schendel’s strength lies in the ability to express his views through visual medium and has goals to further his cinematographic resume with larger projects in the near future.

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Paul Louis Harrell is an aspiring actor in Hollywood . Harrell is a versatile actor with a strong love for Heath Ledgers acclaimed Joker performance. So much so that he has traveled to major cities around the country to perform as the Joker and was even a mainstay on Hollywood Blvd for a time.

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Zach Silverman acted in the role of Christian (the Hostage). Zach is a dedicated actor who never complained about being duck taped to a chair for 6 hours to fully achieve the aura of the shoot. Not only bound but bloody as well, Zach also knows the pain of the makeup chair.

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Erica Coakley is a long time friend of Casey’s and jumped at the chance to create the Joker look for the film. A graduate of Elegance International, Coakley has been working in entertainment make-up for the past 3 years. Erica’s impressive enthusiasm for her work enabled her to create the Joker look in only 2 hours.

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Michelle De La Cruz specializes in special effects make-up and the “dirty side” of things. De La Cruz was responsible for creating Christian’sbeaten and bloodied look. Michelle is a newcomer to the make-up world and relies on her raw talent to fulfill her high aspirations for herself in the special effects make-up industry.

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Keith Roush opened his office doors to us and stepped into help us with color timing. As a DI colorist with over 19 years experiene, Keith used his talents and experience to fine tune the dark and gritty feel we were looking for while resolving issue of brightening and enhancing colors.

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Nick Ronzio was in charge of production sound. Ronzio also did foley for the film and gathered together a dynamite team to produce the score. Nick is an aspiring sound engineer with a vast array of musical talents.

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Michael Gartsman was responsible for the graphic design of the end credits and movie posters. Gartsman also was the musical talent that helped create the original song for the end credits.

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Bryan Wolfson co-developed the story of Tell Gordon Hello with Rodner in the preliminary stages of the project. Wolfson also helped design the end credit drawings of Christian and the Joker.

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Kittaya Treseangrat worked with Wolfson to design the end credit graphics. Treseangrat has an impressive photorealistic style that made it possible to achieve the disturbing visuals at the end of Tell Gordon Hello.

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