IDENTITY THEORY

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JONATHAN CARTER SCHALL is a multi-media artist: actor, musician, and illustrator.

IDENTITY THEORY is a goth project created entirely by Jonathan Carter Schall on guitar, voice, and drum machine programming.

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Inspired by the sounds of the Cure's Gothic era (Faith/Pornography), Dead Can Dance, and Lycia, IDENTITY THEORY promises a deeply personal, Ethereal Gothic experience.

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JCS is accepting inquiries from collaborators on guitar, bass, and keyboard—seeking those committed to adding their vision to the mix, and bringing IDENTITY THEORY to a greater audience by way of ongoing recordings and live performances.

JCS leading THE WATERCLOCK GUILD as photographed by Mike Jansen

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JCS as Joel Cairo in the world premiere of the official stage adaptiaon of the Maltese Falcon as photographed by Joeseph Briscoe

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JCS' (top row, second from from the left) greatest on-camera role, Flavious, in the Star Trek fan series, Star Trek: Phase II, was shelved due to many factors, including Paramount/CBS shutting down all fan films, included the most screen time, greatest character arc, and a death scene—in Kirk's arms

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THE HUMDRUMMER
directed by James Jaeger

starring
Rene Heger
Francesca Fondevila
Kendra Munger
Jonathon Carter Schall

In an attempt to save their marriage, a young couple moves to Southern California trying to start afresh. However, with Tod's inability to confront his issues, the past keeps lurking with dark secrets sending him and his family down a one-way road. Where will it all end? A distortion in reality, the apprehension between love and fear. An embodiment of the ingrained human condition that lies deep within our unconscious minds.
—James Jaeger

written by Levy Stonehill

cinematography by Alik Griffin and Jeremy Lundborg

music by Eleanor Goldfield

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LURE
written and directed by David Cowper

starring
Meagan English
Jonathon Carter Schall

A priest summons a young archeologist to reveal what she knows of a volunteer worker at a dig in Jerusalem who returned home after an 'accident'.

cinematography by Soraya Sélène

music by Mason Kaye and Tyler Westen

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One of JCS' many one panel cartoons featured in the monthly periodical, L.A. Jazz Scene

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