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  • Day Job: The Cast




Day Job Cast

Rob Skinner as Rob Skinner

ROB SKINNER as ROB: Purely by chance, Rob Skinner's real life bears a strong resemblance to that of "Rob" -- the character he plays in Day Job. He practices law in the Boston office of a large international law firm, while on the side he amuses himself (and very few others) with his one-man show. Fortunately for real-life Rob, his family and colleagues are very supportive of his stage hobby, or at least tolerant. So he thought he'd press his luck and turn it into a movie with a fictional plot line. This is Rob's debut as a film actor, screenwriter and executive producer. He hopes it shows.

Eileen Little

EILEEN LITTLE as LISA: Eileen Little received her MFA in Acting from the National Theater Conservatory and is a graduate of the New England Center for Circus Arts. When not filming movies and commercials, she performs regularly on various aerial apparatuses with the Boston Circus Guild, is a member of the touring company, Girls on Trapeze, and is the co-artistic director of Fight or Flight; an aerial theater company based in New York City. Eileen is also an aerial instructor at ESH Circus Arts and Seaside Circus.

Trae Skinner

TRAE SKINNER as WILL: Trae Skinner feels he has been preparing his entire life to play the role of Rob’s son, Will. Performing careers happen for a lot of different reasons. Trae’s film debut in Day Job came about in pretty much the same way that his stage performing career did before that – his real-life overbearing father wouldn’t take no for an answer, and his mother recommended that Trae play along to humor him. Trae intends to finish college before tackling future film roles.



Kurt Kusiak as Parker

KURT KUSIAK as PARKER: Kurt Kusiak, known to his friends and family as Howard Sponson, is not an actor. He is a regular guy who just wants one shot at the Big Time. Is that too much to ask? Really, is it? Because if it is, what’s the point of it all? Spend most of your days in tall office buildings, go home, pet the dog, and end up gumming stewed vegetables when you’re 95. Some might say, “But, Howard, you’re so damned handsome! Maybe not as handsome as Skinner, but pretty good.” Be that as it may, Sponson wants to party with Chris Pratt, go to seances with Tom Cruise and get calls for advice from Beyoncé on a regular basis. This is his shot. Let’s make it happen, people!


John Montgomery as Jamie

JOHN MONTGOMERY as JAMIE: After practicing law for more than 40 years, John Montgomery is thrilled to play the role of a law firm client in Day Job. He feels it was his true calling to pretend to boss around fake lawyers in a non-existent case. John’s previous film industry experience includes representing a major Hollywood studio in litigation over writing credits – which somehow did not get him any screen time. Although Day Job is his film acting debut, John was featured in the award-winning 2017 documentary I AM JANE DOE, which chronicles John’s courtroom battles against backpage.com on behalf of the victims of online sex trafficking and their families. Summit Lightbox Animation Slide In Bottom

Tatum Harvey as Genevieve

TATUM HARVEY as GENEVIEVE: Tatum Harvey has been performing for over 20 years. After graduating from the University of New Hampshire with a BA in Musical Theatre, Tatum went on to perform in regional theatres along the east coast. She has also competed in vocal competitions taking 1st place in Shamrock Idol; which awarded her the opportunity to sing at Symphony Hall in Boston, MA and The Helix in Dublin, Ireland. Favorite theatre credit's include: Stand By Your Man -The Tammy Wynette Story (Tammy Wynette) (National Tour), The Great American Trailer Park Musical (Pippi), Smokey Joe's Cafe (Brenda), Children of Eden (Eve/Mama Noah), and A Little Night Music (Desiree). Aside from musical theatre, Tatum has filmed a number of commercials in New York City. She has also performed on the General Jackson Show Boat in Nashville, TN, as well as on ships for Royal Caribbean and Holland America. Summit Lightbox Animation Slide In Left