Clay Pride: Being Clay in America Trailer (2001)

01 May 2001 Animated, Comedy 4 mins

Steve Thompson, age 31, introduces himself to us: he's clay. He talks about the struggle of growing up clay, feeling different, getting picked on at school, thinking it was his fault, and drowning his sorrows at a clay bar. His dad, Lance, talks sympathetically about his son. Off camera, "Mr. X" looks back at the 1970s, when being clay was cool, but that time has passed. Steve discovers a support group, which helps him to accept that it's okay to be clay.

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Cast

Trevor Lissauer as Steve (voice)

Leonard Termo as Steve's Dad (voice)

Ronald White as "Mr. X" (voice)

Joel Michaely as Gary (voice)

Crew

Jon Watts Writer

Stephen R. Sheridan Color Timer

David Karlsberg Director of Photography

Mark Bourgeois Editor

International Releases Dates

United States 01 May 2001

Production Companies

Edeka Film

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