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Froyo Robbery

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Frozen yogurt is wonderful, but is it enough to commit a armed robbery?

Starring – Joel Spence, Shelby Fero
Asian Couple – Yi Tian, Won Lee
Co-worker – Torrie Zaccor
Written by – Shelby Fero
Directed and Edited by – Ian Pfaff
Produced by – Katie Magill
DP – Aaron Ulrich
Camera Operator – Zach Zdziebko
Gaffer – David Cronin
Grip – Raul Rivera
Production Design – Tricia Robertson
PA – Matt Sweeney, Nick Curdy, Andrew Grissom
Hair/Makeup – Brenna Haukedahl
Stunts – Bryan Boone
Sound – BoTown Sound

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