www.marijayeblanchard.com
We cannot thank Mari Jaye Blanchard (University of Pennsylvania, C'05) enough for her supreme animation work on The Curse of William Penn !! Mari is currently living in New York and working on an animated feature film!

www.wilrenn.com - Illustrator William Renn
Would you believe us if we told you that our AWESOME illustrator's name is only ONE letter off the name of WIlliam Penn!! Well, substitute the P for an R and you have Will Renn, our most talented illustrator who came on board only weeks before our first screening to provide five of the COOLEST illustrations depicting the "logical" explanations behind the inconceivable loosing streak of Philadelphia's pro sports teams. Check out some of his other fantastic artwork at www.wilren.com.

Preston Elliot - Voice Over, The Curse of William Penn
Gadzooks! Preston & Steve Rock!! We cannot thank Preston enough for his willingness to contribute his very talented voice over skills to The Curse of William Penn and for the continued interest and support of the entire Preston & Steve morning show crew at 93.3 WMMR! Having such a beloved figure of the Philadelphia radio-waves attached to our film is truly priceless!

www.davedoc.com
A big shout out to Dave Dougherty for all the time and work he has put in as narrator of The Curse of William Penn! Dave is a member of the Sports Chatter team who have quickly and succesfully stormed into the Philadelphia sports radio scene on SportsTalk 950.

www.brothersfromanother.com
We can never thank the very talented guys from Brothers From Another enough their relationship with Phrustrated Phan Films! Their hit song "Running Out of Time" is a featured track in The Curse of William Penn. That song, along with a number of others from their 2004 album can be streamed at www.brothersfromanother.com. Philadelphia is one of the most talented musical city's in the country. Hometown bands like the BFA crew help continue that rich tradition!

www.chickiesandpetes.com
A HUGE thank you to Pete of "Chickie's & Pete's", America's #1 Sports Bar, for hosting a special screening event at their awesome facilities on Thursday, February 8th, 2007!
CLICK HERE for more information about the event.

www.jptees.com
We can't thank JP at JP Tees enough for putting together perfect t-shirts for the very first screening of The Curse of William Penn. Featuring what will soon become a Phrustrated Phan Film's trademark saying on the front of the shirt: "How Phrustrated Are You?", these promotional T's have garnered such rave responses, the producers finally decided to release them for sale! CLICK HERE to purchase your official Phrustrated Phan t-shirt NOW!!

Peter Gorman - Music Composition
A big thank you to another of Philly's basement artists (who also happen to be a die-hard Philly sports fan!) Peter Gorman, for contributing his musical composition talents to The Curse of William Penn!

www.dewolfemusic.com
We owe a great deal of gratitude to Jen Paul of DeWolfe Music for all her help finding perfect ambient music for The Curse of William Penn from deep within the never-ending vaults of their stock music archives! Jen has not only been a HUGE help, but a wonderful supporter of our project since we first spoke!

www.theuglymoose.com
A special thanks to JT and the staff at The Ugly Moose for providing the perfect accomodations for the very first screening of The Curse of William Penn!

www.wntp.com
A huge thank you to Doug Schaub of WNTP News Talk 990 AM and WFIL 560 AM for opening his studio to Phrustrated Phan Films for multiple voice over narration recordings. Offering his audio expertise has truly been invaluable! Check out the 990 AM dial for personalities such as Laura Ingraham, Michael Savage, Mike Gallagher and much more!!

Peter Abraham - The SteadiCam Man!
Special thank you to Peter Abraham, cinematographer and steadicam owner/operator/instructor for his assistance as co-director of photography for "The Bacon Brothers" interview!

www.LetsGoQuakers.com
Another very special thank you to Mark Greenspan for continuing to provide his amazing breadth of Philadelphia Sports history knowledge!

www.film.org
The Greater Philadelphia Film Office, located just down the street from City Hall in downtown Philadelphia is a wonderful resource for local filmmakers of all shapes and sizes! Thank you for all your advice and assistance!