Fingers In My Pie
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An unforgettable night they won't remember.
December 3rd, 2025
Reeling from a hazy memory of a drunken party the night prior, Warren tries to cleanse himself of the guilt he holds, despite someone else's fingers being in his pie.
Status: Available
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Cast & Crew
Director
Logan Bauer
Writer
Logan Bauer
Main Cast
Sasha Pinyayev as Warren
Angelina Milanov as Priscilla
Director of Cinematography
Logan Bauer
Camera Operator
Liam Delaney
Editor
Logan Bauer
Sound Recordists
Owen MacKendrick
Will Jenkins
Gaffers
Owen MacKendrick
Liam Delaney
Concept & Outline
Logan Bauer
Jolie Kingrey
Klaire Rocazella
Screenplay Feedback
Jolie Kingrey
Griffin Alexander
Andrea Tiu
Storyboards
Logan Bauer
Graphic Design
Logan Bauer
Original Score
Theo Hawk
Music Vocals
Joey Aloisi
Abbey McCoy
Props & Transport
Caitlyn Hayes
Brayden Adams
Andrea Tiu
Logan Bauer
Karis Bauer
Jacob Schlessman
Location
Giuliana Cutright
Angelina Milanov
Additional Cast
Andrea Tiu as Sammy
Logan Bauer as Jake Grayson Brendan
Liam Delaney as David
Owen MacKendrick as Ron
Jolie Kingrey as The Dude
Klaire Rocazella Shepherd
Emily Williamson as Jordan S.
Alexis Albert as Didee
Gabrielle Jethrow as Val
Theo Hawk as Young Santa
Will Jenkins as Antlers
Anna Wagner as Tara
Lukas Muska as J. Christ
Giuliana Cutright as Couchgoer 1
Patrick Gallaugher as Couchgoer 2
Liam Keron as Couchgoer 3
Lynden Longwell as Couchgoer 4
Special Thanks
Matthew Firewick (SP)
Jack Emerson Josephine Ianglinais (LD)
Gabrielle Plummer (82)
Stones & Steamroller (LAB)
Liam Delaney (TH)
Anna Wagner (JK)
Jolie Kingrey (AW)
Chuck (EW)
Owen’s Mom (OM)
Lost Flamingo Theatre Company (WJ)
Harambe (AA)
Music
"L.A.B. Productions Fanfare (muffled)" by Logan Bauer
“CHRISTMAS CRUNK” composed by Theo Hawk, with vocals by Joey Aloisi and Abbey McCoy
“Lonely Slice” composed by Theo Hawk
“Getting FIMPed” composed by Theo Hawk
“Feasting on Pie” composed by Theo Hawk
Runtime: ≈ 4 minutes
Added in website version 25.0.0
Last updated in website version 25.0.0
Made using Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 for MacBook Pro. Shot on Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K + SIRUI Primes with GVM 800D-RGB Light Panel lighting equipment and H4N Mixer - Zoom sound equipment.
© 2025 L.A.B. Productions. All rights reserved.
© 2025 LAB Media. All rights reserved.
Made for Intro to Film Production class at Ohio University.
Gallery
Poster for the film
The film's thumbnail
Snowy L.A.B. Productions logo intro
The pie
Confidence?
The grand party!
Dancing!
Couchgoers
Frat flicking
Cup pong
Laughing
A failed sip
Going crazy!
Warren and Sammy
Caught her attention
Priscilla walks in
She inquires
Too much for Warren
Fingers in his pie
Idea
Getting FIMPed
Reaction
Turning down the temperature
Eating the pie
Title card
L.A.B. Productions logo
Slate from the opening of the class version
Behind-the-Scenes Gallery
For more behind-the-scenes videos and images, see the Bloopers | Fingers In My Pie page.
Original logo style
Original poster style, with a different logo
Pie image used for the poster
Cover image for the announcement post
Cast + crew for the film
Short film showcase promotional image
Shade of orange/brown used for the branding
Neon image
Screenplay
Storyboards
Created November 8th, 2025 on the set of The Misfired Affair (2026).
Concept art / Notes
Outline for the project by Logan Bauer and Jolie Kingrey with aid from Klaire Rocazella
Original poster design from November 3rd
Secondary poster design from November 8th, which is nearly identical to the final
Notes for ideas for the party sequence
Trivia
The project was given its title and thus concept due to the use of the phrase "too many fingers in my pie" between Logan Bauer and Jolie Kingrey, with ideas stemming from there.
The work was filmed on November 11th, 2025.
The work was not initially planned to be the final project for Intro to Film Production class, but worked out perfectly. It was initially poised to be a standalone work.
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