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Ray Burke

André Holland

Sam

Zazie Beetz

Erick Scott

Melvin Gregg

Myra

Sonja Sohn

David Starr

Zachary Quinto

Intimidating Seton Colleague

Glenn Fleshler

Emera Umber

Jeryl Prescott

Jamero Umber

Justin Hurtt-Dunkley

Darius

Caleb McLaughlin

Freddy

Bobbi Bordley

David Seton

Kyle MacLachlan

Spence

Bill Duke

Waiter

Eddie Tavares

Manager Sal

Farah Bala

Himself

Skip Bayless

Himself

Shannon Sharpe

Herself

Joy Taylor

Himself

Evan Rosenblum

Himself

Van Lathan

Arielle Seton

Alice Callahan

Flight Attendant Terry

Teea Loreal

Journalist

Linwood Brown

Journalist

Stefano Villabona

Herself

Kristina Pink

Rachel

Michelle Ang

Ray's Assistant

Kai Quinto

Himself

Harry Edwards

Interviewee

Reggie Jackson

Interviewee

Karl-Anthony Towns

Interviewee

Donovan Mitchell

Basketball Player (uncredited)

Michael Durodola

Director

Steven Soderbergh

Director of Photography

Steven Soderbergh

Editor

Steven Soderbergh

Casting

Carmen Cuba

Post Production Supervisor

Leslie J. Converse

Key Grip

Kevin Smyth

Co-Producer

H.H. Cooper

First Assistant Director

H.H. Cooper

Executive Producer

André Holland

Executive Producer

Ken Meyer

Production Design

Andy Eklund

Script Supervisor

Alexandra Torterotot

Production Sound Mixer

Thomas Varga

Foley Mixer

Ryan Collison

Foley Artist

Leslie Bloome

Property Master

Michael Jortner

Supervising Sound Editor

Glenfield Payne

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Glenfield Payne

Location Manager

Robert T. Striem

Associate Producer

Robert T. Striem

Colorist

Nat Jencks

Co-Producer

Corey Bayes

Associate Editor

Corey Bayes

ADR Supervisor

Tricia Schultz

Sound Post Production Coordinator

Darrell R. Smith

Sound Engineer

Avi Laniado

Makeup Department Head

Ngozi Olandu

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Josh Berger

Dialogue Editor

Josh Berger

Sound Effects Editor

Ian Gaffney-Rosenfeld

Foley Artist

Joanna Fang

Writer

Tarell Alvin McCraney

Foley Editor

Nicholas Seaman

Producer

Joseph Malloch

Unit Production Manager

Joseph Malloch

Production Supervisor

David 'Gus' Gustafson

Visual Effects Supervisor

Lesley Robson-Foster

Visual Effects Producer

Parker Chehak

Costume Design

Marci Rodgers

Hair Department Head

LaWanda M. Pierre

Location Coordinator

Brittany Rostron

ADR Mixer

Bobby Johanson

Assistant Property Master

Steve Cascarelli

Background Casting Director

Grant Wilfley

Background Casting Director

Melissa Braun

ADR Recordist

Michael Rivera

First Assistant Camera

Troy Sola

Second Assistant Director

Woodrow Travers

Gaffer

Derek Gross

Set Decoration

Katie Bova

Title Designer

Emily Suber

Boom Operator

James B. Appleton

Set Production Assistant

Sean Bredbenner

Set Production Assistant

Teea Loreal

Production Accountant

Sean Hogan

Production Coordinator

Angie Lee Cobbs

Casting Assistant

Jamie Ember

Casting Associate

Candice Alustiza-Lee

Casting Associate

Sarah Konishi

First Assistant Editor

Mae Sussman

Wardrobe Supervisor

Monique C. Medley

Set Costumer

Amber Augone

Set Costumer

Nailah Cherry

Wardrobe Assistant

Kira Wang

Wardrobe Assistant

Ashley Lampkin-Martinez

First Assistant Accountant

Ann Caprio

Assistant Location Manager

Nick Dewitt

Location Scout

Ernie Karpeles

Production Secretary

Daniel Carroll

Second Second Assistant Director

George Kotsopoulos

Set Production Assistant

Monique Shaw

Production Assistant

Roger L. Rogers II

Production Assistant

Reachiny Vitandham

Location Assistant

Charlie Alberto IV

Location Assistant

Vladimir Piverger

Art Department Assistant

Christina Brunks

Art Department Assistant

Monica Mayorga

Graphic Designer

Jessie Leo Poole

Sound Engineer

Joel Scheuneman

Sound Post Production Coordinator

Kelsea Wigmore

Foley Editor

Laura Heinzinger

Compositor

Irene Park

Compositor

Bashir Hamid

VFX Artist

Lynn Chlumecky

Original Music Composer

David Wilder Savage

Musician

Wrust Bunny

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The opening scene of High Flying Bird sets up a very unconventional sports movie. Both the NBA player and the agent are broke due to a lockout and they can't even pay a coffee bill. You'd think this world would be full of agents and players swimming in money, but no. The script by Moonlight scribe Tarell Alvin McCraney and the smooth, slick, iPhone filmmaking mastery of Steven Soderbergh make for a boardroom drama that's both engaging and educational. I loved the way the film approaches corporate greed, the struggle of basketball players in maintaining PR, and trying to find success by thinking out of the box. All in all, a solid film by a solid crew.