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Emmy Blotnick: Comedy Central Presents (2018)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 21M

Director : Ryan Polito

Synopsis

Emmy Blotnick defines a nonsense phrase she heard on “Wheel of Fortune,” discovers where all pop songs come from and professes her love for Fifth Harmony.

Actors

Emmy Blotnick
Emmy Blotnick
Herself

Crews

John Bravakis
John Bravakis
Executive Producer
Stu Schreiberg
Stu Schreiberg
Executive Producer
Ryan Polito
Ryan Polito
Director
Jeff Thorsen
Jeff Thorsen
Producer
Alex McKinzie
Alex McKinzie
Coordinating Producer
Jay Lafayette
Jay Lafayette
Director of Photography

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