The band for this episode was Infidels (www.infidelsnyc.com), a Brooklyn-based indie art punk band featuring Alain Beugoms (vocals,drums), Niall Murphy (guitars, vocals), Scott Wortman (keyboards,vocals), and Thom Woodley (bass, vocals). Infidels released their first EP, Your Hidden Skeleton, in December 2005, and are the unofficial house band of the Asterisk Art Space, an independent gallery and music space which Murphy runs. Infidels also wrote the
Burg themesong, Satellite in my Brain. You can download this and other tracks at www.myspace.com/infidels .

CAST

Our regular cast includes: Kelli Giddish (Courtney), Matt Yeager (Xander), Lindsey Broad (Spring), Bob McClure (Jed), and Jeff Skowron (Ryan).

Guest appearances for this episode include: Julia Wiedeman (Beatrice, the sidewalk vendor), Amanda Axelrod (Coffee Shop Girl), and Alexis Hyatt (Xander’s Ex-Girlfriend). Thom and his dog Humphrey appear in the Pita commercials. And before anyone gets mad about the make-up, it’s non-toxic and non-scented, and Humphrey loved it.

Matt Yeager (writer, Xander) blogs at www.howtopayrent.com. It’s funny stuff.

HOOD

Myspace was shot completely in Brooklyn. The café scenes were shot at Atlas Café on the corner of Havemeyer and Grand. They make fantastic coffee! And Walter, the owner, is the best. We owe him special thanks. The bar scenes were shot at Capone’s on North 9th Street (www.caponesbar.com). They’ll give you a free pizza with every drink purchase after 6pm! That’s one helluva bargain. The Infidels show was filmed at Asterisk.

CREW

Our Director of Photography was indie filmmaker Joel Fendelman (www.joelfendelman.com). His short documentary Band of Sisters just premiered at the Miami International Film Festival.

Ana Veselic was our editor. We got crew help from Tom Jordan, Daniel Burress, and Shawn Dempewolff-Barrett. Thom, Johnny North, Kathy and Ana also shot some scenes.