An aging, but capable and talented session guitarist named McQueen (James Remar)[3] is awakened by a late-night call from a nearby recording studio. He is needed to help smooth out some tracks that are being worked on by an established and popular hard rock band, the Raging Kings. The band’s own lead guitarist, Dean Storm (Jeff Kober) is resentful of McQueen’s involvement, and after an argument with the other members he decides to leave the group altogether. Impressed by McQueen’s skills, the band asks him on the spot to replace Storm and he graciously accepts, fulfilling his lifelong dream.
After a brief jam session, Storm suddenly returns to the studio and asks to speak privately with the original band. They soon return from the meeting, and one member comes to McQueen and reluctantly tells him that he is out. Stunned, McQueen manages to complete what he was called to do and returns home to his wife, who is still in bed. She asks how it went, to which McQueen replies “Ok, just another session.”
session, film, session, 1991, american, short, drama, film, directed, seth, winston, starring, james, remar, 1992, oscar, 64th, academy, awards, best, short, subject, session, manposterdirected, byseth, winstonwritten, byseth, winstonproduced, byrobert, friedj. Session Man is a 1991 American short drama film directed by Seth Winston and starring James Remar In 1992 it won an Oscar at the 64th Academy Awards for Best Short Subject 2 Session ManPosterDirected bySeth WinstonWritten bySeth WinstonProduced byRobert N FriedJune Rachel GutermanJana Sue MemelJonathan SangerSeth Winston 1 StarringJames RemarCinematographyCharlie LiebermanEdited byDebra BardMusic byDon DavisProductioncompanyChanticleer FilmsRelease date1991 1991 Running time31 minutesCountryUnited StatesLanguageEnglish Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 References 4 External linksPlot editAn aging but capable and talented session guitarist named McQueen James Remar 3 is awakened by a late night call from a nearby recording studio He is needed to help smooth out some tracks that are being worked on by an established and popular hard rock band the Raging Kings The band s own lead guitarist Dean Storm Jeff Kober is resentful of McQueen s involvement and after an argument with the other members he decides to leave the group altogether Impressed by McQueen s skills the band asks him on the spot to replace Storm and he graciously accepts fulfilling his lifelong dream After a brief jam session Storm suddenly returns to the studio and asks to speak privately with the original band They soon return from the meeting and one member comes to McQueen and reluctantly tells him that he is out Stunned McQueen manages to complete what he was called to do and returns home to his wife who is still in bed She asks how it went to which McQueen replies Ok just another session Cast editJames Remar as McQueen Richard Aguilar as Parking Guard Erich Anderson as Peter Goffigon Teresa Crespo as Young woman Greg De Belles as Lee Fisher Michael Durrette as Leonard Bader Howar as Holly Mc Queen Robert Knepper as Torrey Cole Jeff Kober as Dean Storm Tito Larriva as Mouse Evan MacKenzie as Dabid Abrams Chris McCarty as Stuart Michael Harris as Chris Manning Henry G Sanders as Louie Chad Smith as Spider Moore Lee Tergesen as Neal Elena Wohl as Darcy Vance as Elena Stiteler Carol Stoddard as Photographer uncredited References edit Short Film Winners 1992 Oscars 1992 Oscars org FilmAffinityExternal links editSession Man at IMDb nbsp Session Man in three parts each on YouTube Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Session Man film amp oldid 1145217219, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
