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At Uncle Bubba Productions, our mission is to bring inspirational messages that resonate with all audiences, which spark meaningful conversations, challenges perspectives and raises hope. Our aim is to encourage viewers to tap into their own potential to drive positive change and embrace a deeper understanding of all humanity.

The Bridge Less Traveled

Today, the O'Brien Family Plans to Take Their Usual Route...

Then Fate Steps In

The O’Briens are a typical suburban family; a mother, father, 2 teenagers

and a grandpa. They find themselves consumed with work, civic duties,

school studies, sports, a hard-to-escape feeling of loss and grief...their lives

are on auto-pilot with little time for each other.

In an attempt to bring the family together while also nurturing a business relationship, Mom (Sharon) and Dad (Bob) plan a trip to their fishing camp.

Joining them is Bob’s client, Ronald Farrin, his wife (Megan), and their socially awkward son (Edward). The O’Brien teens (Ashley and Jack) are not enthused about spending the weekend with Edward.

Based on Ronald's suggestion, they take a different route where they are unexpectedly delayed at a bridge.

Stranded, the families exit their vehicles. As the group disperses, events lead to surprising revelations and discoveries of one another in ways they never expected.

When a shocking emergency occurs, Sharon, who is firmly set in her ways, is deeply affected.

Everyone is impacted by the realization that we have more in common with one another than we truly understand.

And we are all OK.

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Dana Dunton

Producer / Director / Screenwriter

Role of "Sharon"

Dana Dunton was born and raised in Snyder, TX, the home of the White Buffalo! She studied under the renowned Jerry P. Worsham where she was a part of multiple State One Act Play championships. She had the privilege to sing for David Rockefeller Jr as part of the Arts and Education award. She attended Abilene Christian University and later moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career.

Coming from a long line of actors, singers, and directors, she is professionally trained and attended the American Conservatory Theater School in San Francisco as well as The Stella Adler Academy in Hollywood, CA. She has won numerous acting awards including the prestigious Samuel French Award for most outstanding actor in the state of Texas. She has appeared in television films and commercials including Barracuda, Earth Girls Are Easy with Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis, and Pepsi-Cola.

She appeared on the daytime soap opera General Hospital. Her leading acting roles include Romeo and Juliet and The Crucible, Ondine, Grease, Hooters, You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown, Ludlow Fair, Private Lives, My Fair Lady, and portrayed Elsie McClean in the acclaimed outdoor amphitheater production titled "Texas” in Palo Duro Canyon. She has worked in front of and behind the scenes on many shows and produced the theatrical show Death Trap.

Dana is so appreciative to her parents, Marshall and Sue Parham, for her love, support and direction for which none of this would have been possible.

Brad Maule

Role of "Grandpa"

Brad Maule was graduated from Stephen F. Austin College cum laude with a B.F.A. in theater and English. He grew up on a farm in rural west Texas where he attended one of the few remaining country schools with an enrollment of 150 students in twelve grades.

Maule's theatre credits include Billy Barnes' musical revue, Movie Star. He then played Hamlet in Somethin's Rockin' in Denmark. He won the Drama-Logue Award for his performance in Stephen Sondheim's Marry Me A Little. Maule's television credits include guest starring roles in The White Shadow (1978), Three's Company (1976), Too Close for Comfort (1980), and Charlie's Angels (1976). He also appeared on the ABC miniseries Malibu (1983).

Brad Maule wrote and performed songs before he became an actor. He worked as backup singer for Bob Gentry, Jim Nabors, and Don Ho, among others, and has released a couple of albums.

Brittany Dunton

Music Composer

Brittany Dunton is a Los Angeles-based composer for film, television, and mixed media. Originally hailing from Charlotte, NC, Brittany received a B.A. in Music Composition from Appalachian State University, where she studied under Dr. Scott Meister and was a Kent scholar. She continued her academic pursuits at Columbia College Chicago, where she was a Follett Fellowship recipient and received an M.F.A. in Music Composition for the Screen.

Brittany has spent the last six years working closely with composer Jake Monaco, moving from a technical assistant to lead additional writer. She has contributed music for a number of projects, including Pixar’s Lamp Life, Netflix’s critically acclaimed film Dumplin’, Amazon’s animated series Do, Re, & Mi, and Disney’s Flora & Ulysses.

Most recently, Brittany composed music for National Geographic's Incredible Animal Journeys, wrote songs for Netflix's Cocomelon Lane, and is currently writing music for The Real Housewives franchise and an upcoming Netflix animation series.

Manny Greenfield

Line Producer

Manny Greenfield's multifaceted career spans a large spectrum of the entertainment industry. As a member of SAG/AFTRA, the Directors Guild and NARAS, as a Grammy Award nominee, he transitions between roles both in front of and behind the camera.

As an industry veteran he has graced the screen alongside some of Hollywood's biggest names, Margot Robbie in "Dreamland", Morgan Freeman and Tommy Lee Jones in "Just Getting Started," and "Woman Walks Ahead" alongside Jessica Chastain and Sam Rockwell. He has also appeared in "Better Call Saul", "Midnight Texas," "Get Shorty," "Waco," "Badland Doves," "Justice," "Neon Cactus," "Deadman Walking," "Christmas Journey," and “Pulse.”

Behind the scenes Manny wears multiple hats, as a writer, line producer, production manager and assistant director. He has a keen eye for creative detail and organizational skills in writing, producing, script breakdown, budgeting, crew negotiations, scheduling, and on-set management

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