- Presents - 
CAVAN
Blair Baker - Mary
Lucas Steele - James 
Erin Wilhemi - Christine 

Dave Solomon - Director
Zac Kline - Screenwriter 
Charlotte Dupré - Director of Photography
Shoko Kambara - Production Designer & Costume Designer
Fabian F. Aguilar - Costume Designer
Ric Schnupp  - Sound Designer
Dave Solomon - Editor, Associate Producer

Patrick Southern - Production Sound Recordist 
John Backstrom - 1st Assistant Director 
Tom Sochan - 1st Assistant Camera Operator
Andre Douglas - Gaffer
Andras Polonyi - Digital Imaging Technician 
Antoine Enault - Script Supervisor 
​Nichole Hernandez - Hair & Make-Up Supervisor 
Suzanne Fiore - Production Photographer

Cavan was shot on location in Loveladies, Long Beach Island, NJ.
Missing Bolts is an independent production company devoted to new work for the stage and screen. Missing Bolts focuses on stories about characters searching for the missing pieces of their lives.  Past projects include: Pauline, a short film; the international theatre action After Orlando; and The Hour of All Things, a stage production and film written by OBIE winnter, Caridad Svich. www.missingbolts.org.
Blair is a New York and Los Angeles based actor with extensive stage and film credits. Broadway credits include: Oleanna (u/s Carol) and the Tony winning The Humans by Stephen Karam. She is part of the first national tour of The Play That Goes Wrong and has appeared onstage at The Flea Theater, Bristol Riverside Theater, and Kansas City Rep. She has directed two short films: First Stop and the forthcoming Summer Fridays. www.blairbaker.info.
Broadway: The Great Comet and The Threepenny Opera (with Alan Cumming and Cyndi Lauper). Off-Broadway credits include: Myths and Hymns (Prospect Theater Company), The Kid (The New Group), The Great Comet (Ars Nova, Kazino), Wickets (3LD), Oliver Twist (TFANA), and Corpus Christie (Bowery Lane).  A Tony nominee and Lucille Lortel Award winner for his portrayal of Anatole Kuragin in The Great Comet, he also received Elliot Norton and IRNE award nominations for playing the role at American Repertory Theater in Boston. Television/film: “Dangerous Liaisons” (pilot), Photo Op, and Cavan. For more information visit www.LucasSteele.com or connect on all social media platforms @TheLucasSteele.
Erin is a stage and screen actor. Broadway: To Kill a Mockingbird, A Doll's House Part 2, The Crucible. Off Broadway: American Hero (Second Stage and Williamstown Theatre Festival), The Great Immensity (The Public), Core Values (Ars Nova), and The Great God Pan (Playwrights Horizons). TV/Film Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, The English Teacher, Disconnect, All Relative, “Better Call Saul”, “The Accidental Wolf", "The Knick", "Taxi Brooklyn", "Eye Candy", "Gossip Girl", "Law & Order: SVU". BFA: University of Evansville. www.erinwilhelmi.com​.
Dave is a New York-based writer and director. He wrote and directed the award-winning short film photo op (starring Randy Harrison), that played over twenty film festivals, including the Palm Springs International ShortFest and Outfest, and his feature screenplay, Chesterfield Falls, is currently in development.  He has extensive stage directing credits including Diana Amsterdam’s play, The Dodgers (with Corbin Bleu, Emma Hunton, Eric Nelsen) and Same Time, Next Year  (with John Bolton and Eve Plumb). He assisted Bill Condon on the live-action film version of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and also worked with Condon on the feature film, Mr. Holmes. Dave has been an Associate Director to Joe Mantello and Scott Ellis among others and has worked on twelve Broadway productions, as well as "A Christmas Story Live" for Fox.  He is also the Associate Director of the new Broadway musical Tootsie.  www.dave-solomon.com.
Zac is a New York based playwright and filmmaker. His short Pauline screened at festivals across the United States (Lighthouse International Film Festival; Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival - nominee Best Screenplay; San Francisco International Film Festival - Best Ensemble). As a playwright his work has been produced, developed and read in London, New York, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles. As Co-Artistic Director of Missing Bolts Productions, he produced the international theatre event After Orlando - a series of short plays in response to the shooting at Pulse Nightclub, which were read at over seventy-five theaters and universities in the United States and in the UK. www.zackline.net.
Charlotte is a multicultural French woman who trained her eye starting at age 14 with analogue photography at the Fine Art School of Arlon (Belgium), followed by a B.A. specialization in cinematography at ESCAC (Spain) complemented by the M.F.A. program in cinematography at FAMU (Prague). Her most recent work Zenith, a Columbia University thesis film was short listed for the 44th Student Academy Awards, and her cinematography work on web series' - including Second Coming - has been recognized with a nomination for Outstanding Cinematography in a Comedy at the LAWEBFEST 2017. www.charlottedupre.com.