Endangered the Movie

We are excited to announce that John Honey will be staring as our lead male role of Jim Cunningham in our upcoming short film, Endangered in the Ozarks.

Congratulations! We are looking forward to working with you.

Jim is a biologist for the Arkansas Department of Wildlife. He is the king of dad jokes. He is the true absent-minded professor.

Now a little bit about John.

"John Honey plays Jim Cunningham. John was born and raised in south Arkansas and now lives in Bentonville.

John's played in dozens of stage plays around northwest Arkansas, including shows at Arts Center of the Ozarks, Arkansas Public Theater, and Sager Creek Arts Center. He's booked many local and regional commercials and a national commercial. On film, John played a principal role in American Cherry, which was shot in Fayetteville, a principal role in season three of Forging Texas, and a featured extra role in Reagan. He's also played background roles in other film and television projects and principal roles in student films for John Brown University. 

John completed summer conservatory training at Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City. He's represented in Arkansas by Actors Casting Agency."

We are excited to announce that Jamie Loy will be staring as a our lead female role, Detective Lori Garringer, in our upcoming short film, Endangered in the Ozarks.

  Detective Lori is a young, fierce, Native American, who fights for the voices of the silent.

Now a bit about Jamie.  Jamie Loy is a Native American Actor from Northeastern Oklahoma. Her recent credits include the award-winning films LITTLE CHIEF, THE CHEROKEE WORD FOR WATER, MEEKO, and LORD FINN. As well as originating the part of Ariel in the stage play MIRANDA by famed playwright Bernard Pomerance. Jamie has worked alongside veteran actors such as Zahn McClarnon, Raoul Trujillo, Kalani Queypo, and Alex Meraz. Jamie’s passion for film comes through in her work in front of and behind the camera.

We are excited to work with Jamie!

We are excited to announce Justin Stewart  will be starring as Graham Barnes.  Justin is an actor, singer, and voice-over artist. He currently resides in Springdale, AR with his wife and two daughters. Justin started singing at a young age. Through Junior High and High School, he played football and sang in choir. Justin caught the acting bug shortly after studying voice under Dr. Carolyn Ford while in college. It was under Dr. Ford’s training that Justin became a classically trained baritone. Justin performs regionally on stage and on camera. Some of Justin’s stage credits include Javert in Les Miserables, Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar, Hoke Coleburn in Driving Miss Daisy, Stokely Carmicheal in All The Way, Jim in Big River The Adventures of HuckelberryFinn. Some if his film credits include AND THE WINNER IS (which has been in 14 film festivals thus far and will be featured in 3 more in Atlanta throughout the remainder of 2022), Sweet Inspirations, Your Local News and The Rock of Gibralter. Justin holds a master’s degree in Business Administration from Webster University and a bachelor’s degree in Advertising/Public Relations from the University of Arkansas. In Arkansas Justin is represented by Actor’s Casting Agency. Justin enjoys spending time with family and friends. He can’t get enough of the outdoors. In his spare time, Justin sits at the piano and practices vocalizing as Dr. Ford taught him.

I have been supporting the film industry since 2011 through sponsorships of the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art film and performance programs and The Momentary programing. I became the VP, Business Development for Rockhill Studios in 2017 when we provided production services for the film FREDI. Since thenI was Co Producer for Sweet Inspirations feature film in 2018 which included coordinating catering, rental cars, hotel accommodations, city permitting, cast and crew parking, 200 extras, and media coverage. Director of Arkansas Strategic Partnerships and Product Placement for American Cherry and Freedom's Path feature films in 2019. Production Design/Art Dept for House of Darkness feature film in 2021.
 

My Independent Production Consultant projects include; Executive Producer for the VoteRunLead"Uplifting Moments" documentary short film in 2019. Executive Producer for "Everything in Fine" music video in 2020. Production Consultant for the Avidity, Sweet Revenge, and Glass Cages short films in 2021.  Locations and Production Design for Hazardous Duty in 2021. And earlier this year Art Dept. Art Curator for the Saving Grace series.
 

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Author, Executive Co Producer, Screen Play Writer, Learner. I hope everyone enjoys our story. I have enjoyed writing Endangered in the Ozarks, the novel. And now, I get to enjoy learning to produce a short film. The team has organically gathered and couldn’t be more supportive and creative. I feed off of their knowledge and get’er done spirit. I will forever be grateful to all.

Sheila Webb Burroughs is one cool cat who loves to talk, as she has vivaciously emceed the Northwest Arkansas Women’s conference for more than a decade, as well as travels the world to tell stories of growing up in rural Arkansas. Those stories come to life through her southern charm. 

Her start came from the most prestigious gig, the coveted position of announcing the Washington County Dairy Show in the early 90’s.

Sheila has written a couple of books. One about her amazing adventures while growing up in a rural community, Coveralls and Tell-Alls. The other, a debut murder mystery novel centered around a murder in rural Arkansas leading to indictments in the White House, Endangered in the Ozarks. 

Her greatest loves are her family, her cows, her dogs, the small community where she resides, and a good nap.

Director of Photography

 Tor spent the majority of his childhood on the Gulf of Mexico in Sarasota, FL before relocating with his family to Northwest
Arkansas in 2013. At 16, he found his passion for photography and entered his work in several local competitions. Shortly after this, in an effort to improve his skills and master the art of capturing the perfect shot, Tor began his career at What My Eyes Have Seen Studio. It didn’t take long for him to start dabbling in film. This curiosity led him to study at John Brown University for the 2018 school year, where he grew to appreciate the subtle nature of film and photography. Today, Tor is still at What my Eyes Have Seen where he heads the wedding film department and works in commercial video.