Overview
A young college student learns to overcome his fear of public speaking in a thrilling remake based on "Speech: Stage Fright and What to Do About It" (1949) and Shane Martin's memory of a 1979 short of the same name.
Top Cast
William Yao
William
Chloe Liao
Chloe
Shane Martin
Professor Martin
Mark Phelan
The Narrator
Kyra Kolim
Kyra
Tatum Cohen
Tatum
Roman Leraris
Roman
Kelsea Laughrey
Kelsea
Tristan Kim
Phone Guy
Andriani Lamprinou
Andriani
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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