Munco’s Bad Fur Day

Starring Corey Cantaloupe

Featuring:
Alexandra Rizk
Melissa Marloth
Kaleb Baerresen
Colin Zweifel
Graham Pearson
Chad Beattie
Joe Galarraga
Austin Redwood

Music - Jordan Romero
Editor - Monica Quibbets
Sound, Driver - Joe Galarraga
Cinematography - Gram Hummell
Writer, Producer, Director - Nicky Otis Smith

A Film by Nicky Otis Smith

Twitter: @nickyotissmith
Instagram: @nickyotissmith

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