Drones is a comedic film from 2010. The story revolves around a man who stumbles upon a global threat impacting his life, work, and the entire planet. The movie, directed by Amber Benson and Adam Busch, showcases actors like Jonathan M. Woodward, Samm Levine, and James Urbaniak in key roles. In this article, we will find out more about where the film was shot, who played what roles, and we’ll uncover some interesting details and trivia about the movie.
Where it Filmed?
Drones was filmed in the United States, specifically in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Unfortunately, the specific filming dates for the movie are not available. However, the process of filming is often carefully organized and can span several months depending on the complexity of the scenes and schedules of the actors.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Jonathan M. Woodward | Brian |
| Samm Levine | Clark |
| James Urbaniak | Pete |
| Dave Allen | Cooperman |
| Tangi Miller | Miryam |
| Marc Evan Jackson | Ian |
| Angela Bettis | Amy |
| Paul F. Tompkins | Jafe |
| Kevin Ford | Skip |
| Simon Dasher | Steve |
| Alexis Jones | Walking Drone |
| Joel Michaely | Drone #1 |
| Jordan Kessler | Drone #2 |
| Amy Gillespie | Drone #3 |
| Frank Kessler | Drone #4 |
| Jon Allgood | Office Drone |
| Courtney Cazes | Office Worker |
| Destin M. Hebert | Drone |
| Dakota Hill | Drone |
| Felecia Kirkland | Office Drone |
| Lydia Laine | Office Drone |
| Rose Lamarche | Office Drone |
| Jay Oliver | Office Drone |
| Hamilton Ridenour | Office Drone |
| Chaz Smith | Office Drone |
| Lynette Zumo | Office Drone |
| Dane Brown | Office Drone (uncredited) |
| Adam Busch | Wendell (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- “Drones” is a 1 hour 38 minutes long movie.
- The directors of Drones are Amber Benson and Adam Busch.
- The writers of the movie are Ben Acker and Ben Blacker.
- The movie was nominated for an award.
- Jonathan M. Woodward played the character Brian, Samm Levine played Clark, and James Urbaniak played Pete.
- The film was produced on a budget of $500,000.
- There’s a reference to “Drones” in another movie that was released in 2011.
