Robyn Candyce
“In Stereo”, written and directed by Mel Rodriguez III (”Tunnel Vision”) and starring Micah Hauptman (David, ”The Lennon Report”, “Everest”) and Beau Garrett (Brenda, “Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce”, “Criminal Minds: suspect Behavior”), with Aimee Mullins (Trisha, ”Young Ones”) and Mario Cantone (John, “Sex In The City”) is a story focused on the present tense of a relationship between Brenda and David recently ended, when a chance meeting puts them back in each other’s lives at an inopportune time for both of them.
It questions the growth of a relationship, and focuses on how we can still be lonely even when we’re not alone and questions what are we willing to commit to in order to be complete.
I had the opportunity to have phone conversations with Garrett and Hauptman about the film. We discussed making a film focused where a relationship is more so than how it got there, building your own set of given circumstances, and the importance of being committed to a role. To hear the interviews click on the clips below. To find out more about the film visit:: www.instereothemovie.com.
“In Stereo” opens in theaters today, July 1st.
