G.P.S. (2007)

Director:

Eric Colley

Writers:

Eric Colley (written by) and
Hallie Shepherd (written by) ...

Genre:

Mystery | Thriller

Tagline:

The Hunt Is On

Plot:

College friends embark on a GPS treasure hunt in search of money. Instead of finding buried treasure...

Plot Keywords:

Swimming Hole | Entire Title Is Capitalized Acronym | Seattle | Treasure Hunt | Gps

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Daniel Magill	...	Andrew
Paul Proios	...	Bob
Nicola Anderson	...	Becky
Danielle Arnold	...	Rachel (as Danielle Renee)
Artine Brown	...	Travis
Erika Swan	...	Allison
Jeff D. Howard	...	Gavin
Hallie Shepherd	...	Frankie
DJ Perry	...	Sam
Christopher Shine	...	Park Ranger
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chelsea Beenk	...	Sergio's Girlfriend 1
Eric Colley	...	Newscaster
Taymour Ghazi	...	FBI Agent
Georgio Naidas	...	Sergio
Lauren Nuebling	...	Angela
Shep Salusky	...	Shep's Lawyer
Donnie Stallman	...	Shep
Lisa Wehr	...	Sergio's Girlfriend 2

Also Known As:

GPS the Movie (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for some violence.

Runtime:

USA:98 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Gig Harbor, Washington, USA

Company:

Fireshoe Productions

Trivia:

The last in a series of ATV stunts seen in the movie involves a dangerous, accidental crash that made the final cut of the movie. Fortunately, no stunt people were seriously hurt in the accident.

Quotes:

Andrew: What are you doing with a gun?
Bob: We're in the middle of nowhere. I'm a boy scout. Do the math!

Soundtrack:

Not Dead

Something new for me

This movie kept me on the edge of my chair. The video quality gave it a feeling of reality which added to the suspense. The chemistry between the characters drew you into their history together from the beginning. This continued throughout the movie aside from one scene. The setting was beautiful. It was not the kind of movie I would normally see, but overall, the music was placed well with the drama, the dialog rarely faltered, and the stunts were well done. I have not seen a lot of independent films, so I'm not certain if the unique qualities of this movie are similar to other independents. It challenged my expectations of what a movie "has to be," and gave me something new.