The Job (1997)
The Job is a close look at racism based on the actual conflicts in Texas in the early 1970s. An Elvis impersonator and a "good ole boy" set out on a job for the boss, the nature of which becomes chillingly clear.
Director: A.W. Feidler
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Jesse Garon as 'Elvis' Bower |
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Ike Gingrich as Kelly (The Hitman) |
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Jennifer Mai as The Little Girl |
| Writing | Joe R. Lansdale | Story |
| Art | Danyka Kosturak | Art Direction |
| Production | Jerry Pettyjohn | Casting |
| Directing | A.W. Feidler | Director |
| Crew | Anthea Grutsis | Makeup Effects |
| Production | Steven Sequeira | Producer |
| Production | Erin McCarthy | Producer |
| Production | Susan Driscoll | Casting |
| Visual Effects | Michael Hinton | Visual Effects |
| Sound | Blag Dahlia | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Tom Bullock | Editor |
| Production | Christopher Tate | Producer |
| Camera | John Knoop | Director of Photography |
