A GALLIM debut film by Andrea Miller and HELIX Films, presented by Northrop at the University of Minnesota.

Cast:
Allysen Hooks
Christopher Kinsey
Sean Lammer
Taylor Stanley
Haley Sung
Georgia Usborne

*with special appearances by Mateo and Noa Rengifo-Miller

Story by Ben Stamper and Andrea Miller
Directed by Ben Stamper & Andrea Miller
Choreography by Andrea Miller*
*with collaboration from the cast of BOAT stage and film

Text from "The Open Boat" by Stephen Crane (1898)

GALLIM Company Manager & Studio Crew Chief: Anna McDunn
Costumes: Andrea Miller
Wardrobe: Anna McDunn
Producer: Stephani DeLuca
Production Design: Ben Stamper
Production Manager: Jeanette Bonner
Connecticut scouting and support: Carly and Caroline Callahan

Director of Photography: Andrew Michael Ellis
Assistant Camera: Sebastian Larossa Rogers, Sam Rob Wood
Production Sound Mixer: Blake Goldberg
Production Assistant: Ernest Felton Baker
Additional cinematography by Ben Stamper and Ernest Felton Baker
Footage and audio of children provided by Andrea Miller

Production Support: Mike Faba, Ali Lane
Medic & COVID-19 Safety Compliance Provided by ParaDocs

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Music Composed by Arvo Pärt
Berliner Messe:
I. Gloria
II. Fratres
III. Salve Regina

“Berliner Messe: "Gloria” & “Salve Regina” performed by
Twin Cities-based PopUp Choir and University of Minneapolis
Organ Director Dean Billmeyer.

“Fratres”, performed by Gidon Kremer and Keith Jarrett.
Used by arrangement with ECM Records.

All musical compositions used with permission of
Universal Edition EG, Vienna, www.universaledition.com

Organist: Dean Billmeyer

PopUp Choir, Music Director: Michael Jeffrey

PopUp Choir, Producer: Jonathan Guyton

PopUp Choir singers:

Soprano:
Bethany Battafarano, Kristina Butler, Gabrielle Doran, Rachel Farhi, Heather Ford
Alto:
Alyssa Anderson, Jennifer Dusek, Ingrid Elzey, Kris Kautzman,
Mary Kate Maney
Tenor:
Zachary Busch, Jonathan Guyton, WIliam Mills, Eric Smith, Bryan Wells
Bass:
Joseph Kastner, Mark Henning, Taylor Quinn, Josué Silva, Shane Wilson

Audio Supervisor: Brad Kern
Choir mix by Brad Kern

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Minneapolis Crew for choir footage:
Cinematographer & Director of Production: Jeff Nohner
Gimbal & Cinematographer: Damian Kussian
Cinematographer: Rita Nohner
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BOAT was filmed in the GALLIM Studio at the Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY,
and on location at Killam’s Point, Branford, CT; Surf Club Beach, Madison, CT;
and Bayley Seton Hospital, Staten Island, NY.

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Film adaptation commissioned by Northrop at the University of Minnesota, 2020

Theatrical commission by the Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA, 2016,
and reworked for The Ted Shawn Theatre, Jacob’s Pillow, 2019
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GALLIM is generously supported by the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Arnhold Foundation,
the Shubert Foundation, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs,
the New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, First Republic Bank,
the Dance/NYC Dance Advancement Fund, the Jerome Robbins Foundation,
the New York Community Trust, and the Harkness Foundation for Dance.
GALLIM gratefully acknowledges the individual donors who support our creativity and work.
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Special Thanks

GALLIM would like to express our special gratitude to Kristen Brogdon and her team
at Northrop at the University of Minnesota for being the strongest imaginable advocates
for artists during this most difficult year of our collective experience. Thank you!

For support of the ambitious and successful production of BOAT, many thanks go to:

Dean Billmeyer
Lily Binns
Carly Callahan and Caroline Callahan
The Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew
Stephani DeLuca and Scott Dougan
First Congregational Church of Branford, CT
Caty Hernandez
Rashida Jones
Anna McDunn
PopUp Choir
Juan Rengifo Borrero
Michael Rosenthal and Irena Tocino
The Residents of Killam’s Point, CT
Surf Club Park
Vesper Stamper

www.gallim.org

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