A Greek Sing Mockumentary

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Is SigEp™ Cooked?

One Night. One Stage. Too Much Heat.

A Film by Menis Ketchum and Rachael Caudill

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Back on Stage,
Still Serving,
Still Hungry for More.

When the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon's WV Gamma Chapter at Marshall University signed up for Greek Sing for the first time in 2023, nobody expected much. SigEp hadn't touched the Greek Sing stage in over twenty years, and yet, there they were. Then they came back again. Two years. Two performances. Zero trophies. But something was undeniable: these guys served.

So when their third year arrived, the stakes felt different. The chapter had earned its reputation. The question had shifted from can they do it? to something far more dangerous. Will they?

But behind closed doors, something extraordinary was happening. Chaotic rehearsals, questionable choreography, and an unshakable belief that this was their year.

"Is SigEp™ Cooked?" follows the brothers as they prepared for the annual Greek Sing dance competition during Greek Week, where the winner takes home a massive trophy and crucial points toward winning it all. Shot in the style of a mockumentary, the film captures every awkward moment, every triumphant breakthrough, and every time someone asks the question on everyone's mind.

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SigEp™ brothers performing on stage at Greek Sing

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Cast & Crew

Menis Ketchum

Menis Ketchum

Cinematographer & Executive Producer

Menis Ketchum graduated from Marshall University in December 2024 with a bachelor's degree in theatre as a SigEp. He is an actor turned filmmaker. This is his directorial debut and he can't wait for you to see it. He hopes everyone enjoys the beautifully chaotic film that his team has poured their hearts into.

Rachael Caudill

Rachael Caudill

Executive Producer & Editor

Rachael Caudill is a Marshall University alumna whose degree may not say film editor, but her passion has always told a different story. Editing is where she comes alive, turning raw and chaotic footage into something worth watching. She hopes everyone can see the heart that she and her team poured into every single cut.