
Matt Cox
as Brian Crane
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Live a Better Story. Brian Crane is a boring kid who is failing his literature class, but due to an eccentric teacher he is pushed to overcome his awkwardness and live a better story. He is given three assignments that push him beyond his normal boundaries. In the midst of the assignments, he also has to contend with a zealous bully that wants to sabotage his success. The story is brought to life by director Scott Brignac. With a runtime of 26 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Matt Cox, Lindsay Hague and Jason Blades. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Scott Brignac, written by Scott Brignac.

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