Cam's Day

Co-scripted by noted female impersonator Mark Keim and featuring Miss Gay USofA, Amy DeMilo, The Electric Picasso is a comic spoof about an eccentric group of self-proclaimed filmmakers whose inexperience sabotages their first film. Cam’s Day is the heartfelt and touching story of Cam, whose mother left him birthday cards for each of his next eleven birthdays when she passed away when he was nine. Each year, he returns to his mother’s favorite spot to receive her cards. But this year he’ll get his last one and must come to some hard-won realizations to make peace with the past. Co-scripted by noted female impersonator Mark Keim and featuring Miss Gay USofA, Amy DeMilo, The Electric Picasso is a comic spoof about an eccentric group of self-proclaimed filmmakers whose inexperience sabotages their first film. Cam’s Day is the heartfelt and touching story of Cam, whose mother left him birthday cards for each of his next eleven birthdays when she passed away when he was nine. Each year, he returns to his mother’s favorite spot to receive her cards. But this year he’ll get his last one and must come to some hard-won realizations to make peace with the past. Co-scripted by noted female impersonator Mark Keim and featuring Miss Gay USofA, Amy DeMilo, The Electric Picasso is a comic spoof about an eccentric group of self-proclaimed filmmakers whose inexperience sabotages their first film. Cam’s Day is the heartfelt and touching story of Cam, whose mother left him birthday cards for each of his next eleven birthdays when she passed away when he was nine. Each year, he returns to his mother’s favorite spot to receive her cards. But this year he’ll get his last one and must come to some hard-won realizations to make peace with the past. Co-scripted by noted female impersonator Mark Keim and featuring Miss Gay USofA, Amy DeMilo, The Electric Picasso is a comic spoof about an eccentric group of self-proclaimed filmmakers whose inexperience sabotages their first film. Cam’s Day is the heartfelt and touching story of Cam, whose mother left him birthday cards for each of his next eleven birthdays when she passed away when he was nine. Each year, he returns to his mother’s favorite spot to receive her cards. But this year he’ll get his last one and must come to some hard-won realizations to make peace with the past.