Scallywag Kick-off Party and Fundraiser for DeadPan Television Show Pilot
October 6, 2010 at the Token Lounge, Scallywag Entertainment is hosting a kick-off party and fundraiser for its newest project, Deadpan the television show.
The evening will showcase the stars of Deadpan, local Detroit comedians Mike Bobbitt, Dave Landau and Jeff Ford and spoken word artist and punk legend Jimmy Doom and features special musical guest, Mad Rabbit.
Award winning short films by Scallywag Entertainment and a silent auction featuring original artwork by artists Kevin “Chopper” Peshkepia and Emily Slade; an actor’s demo-reel by M-1 Studios, a spot in Mike Bobbitt’s Comedy Lab comedy class and headshot package by photographer Jerry Richart will be running throughout the
night.
The event will end with a live bachelor/bachelorette auction.
The price for admission is $10 per person, 21 and older.
All proceeds from the fundraiser will go towards the filming of the pilot for Deadpan.
The Token lounge is located on 28949 Joy Rd, in Westland.
“We’re very excited about this project,” says director Michael Clark.
“Through Deadpan we hope to bring together the different creative communities in Detroit: the artists, musicians, comedians, film makers and actors as well as show off locales throughout metro Detroit.”
Written by husband and wife team, Mike and Christine Bobbitt, Deadpan is a heartfelt and quirky comedy about a struggling comedian who becomes roommates with the ghost who was a singer for a Detroit punk band.
Their unlikely alliance leads them to redefine the meaning of friendship, family and ‘finding your own voice.’
Scallywag Entertainment is an award winning production company based in Metro Detroit.
Established in 2008, by Michael Clark and Michael Stark, Scallywag specializes in the production of short and feature films; original scores and soundtracks; video recording for charity events, commercial enterprise and private celebrations.
Scallywag Entertainment won the 2010 48 Hour Film Challenge in the Detroit Windsor
International Film Festival. It placed second overall and won best cinematography in the National 48 Hour Film Challenge.
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