Acting
Mandy Kane plays the lead role in a short film called "eleVATE", which he also scored and wrote the theme song for, titled "Glitch" (included on the Murder In The Daylight EP). The movie is about a man who has an unhealthy obsession with an elevator. Blink, and you will miss his cameo role in "BoyTown", an Australian comedy starring Mick Molloy with ensemble cast. He was also cast in a cameo role in "Dead Country" (despite being top-billed in promotional material), an independent straight-to-DVD horror film directed by Andrew Merkelbach. In the film, Kane plays a dope-smoking zombie.
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