Kerry Barden has cast nearly 200 films, plays and television shows. Some of the highlights include Boys Don't Cry, American Psycho, Good Will Hunting, I Shot Andy Warhol, Snow Angels, Pineapple Express, Everybody's Fine, Teeth, Shakespeare in Love, The House of Mirth, The Station Agent, The Visitor, Pecker, Cecil B. Demented, and the pilot and first two seasons of Sex and the City (Emmy nomination for best cast). Theatre credits include James Joyce's The Dead, Kafka's The Castle and Danny Hoch's `Til the Break of Dawn. Kerry is currently partnered with Paul Schnee at Barden/Schnee Casting. Kerry's producing credits include: the award winning Sue by Amos Kollek; the Austin Film Festival's Audience Award winner Alma Mater by Hans Canosa; Conversations With Other Women, also by Hans Canosa, which garnered a best actress award for Helena Bonham Carter at the Tokyo Film Festival; and, Temptation by Mark Tarlov, which opened the first NY Musical Film Festival. Kerry has also served on many juries and panels including the Hampton's Film Festival, the Vancouver Film Festival, the Newport Film Festival and the Gotham Awards. He has taught graduate seminars at Columbia and NYU and acting classes around NYC.
It's not whether you win or lose; it's how you play the game, but who says you have to play the game the way everyone else does? An experiment in equality inspires an unconventional coach and a reclusive math professor to revolutionize the game of basketball through egalitarianism and algorithms. This experiment becomes known as "The System", and it is an unyielding attack of mathematics against conventional sports wisdom - a frenzied game of ordered chaos that transforms a rag-tag team of geeks and freaks into conference champions. Who needs starters when you have statistics?