Imaginary Friends

The Film:

 

 

The same team that brought you the acclaimed short films SPANISH LESSON, THE LAST PAPERBOY, NEXT DAY’S NEWS and the film festival favorite HEROES’ HONEYMOON is back with an exciting new project. It’s called IMAGINARY FRIENDS and it will absolutely blow your mind.

 

Meet Daniel Whittaker, a happily mediocre man who makes a modest living writing how-to-books. His wife calls him the most well-adjusted person she’s ever met. His agent has been after him to become a flashy social media personality, but Daniel’s content with the way things are. Until the day he begins receiving text messages from a mysterious stranger begging for forgiveness. Daniel has no memory of anything traumatic ever happening to him, but the stranger’s repeated apologies lead him on an unnerving  journey that ends with a revelation that will change his life forever.

 

 

IMAGINARY FRIENDS delivers genuine chills. Can we count on you to help bring it to the screen? Your generous support will help the film reach a wide audience. To those who have helped us in the past and those who are new to Wonder Pictures, we offer our heartfelt thanks.

 

 

The Team:

 

 

sheri ratick stroud, vice president and CFO of Wonder Pictures, has over forty years of experience in the entertainment business. As a film producer. sheri’s name can be seen on screen in many independent short films including “WHACKED”, “SPANISH LESSON”, “THE LAST PAPERBOY,” “SUSPICIOUS DENSITIES,” and “HEROES’ HONEYMOON.”

 

 

Rich West, president of Wonder Pictures, began his career as a radio DJ over forty years ago and has been regularly engaged in a range of media production forms including feature films, broadcast television, videotape, digital video, music, and audio-only. His credits include the roles of producer, director, editor, and sound designer. He won several Best Director awards for his work on “HEROES’ HONEYMOON.”

Robin Noonan-Price is a producer/director for Fairfax Public Schools system.  Her primary role there has been producing MEET THE AUTHOR. This 30-minute live-streamed studio program provides students from around the country and internationally, with direct access to guest authors, through Skype, email and phone. Robin is a five-time Emmy Award Nominee as producer of MEET THE AUTHOR, a five-time Telly Award winner and has earned three TIVA-DC Peer Awards.

 

Writer-Producer Burt Kempner has worked professionally in New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Florida. His work has won numerous major awards, and has been seen by groups ranging in size from international television audiences to a half-dozen Maori chieftains in New Zealand.