Shooting High

Will Carson is a principled young man who loves Marjorie Pritchard and stands up to threats to his family’s land and town. He is quick to defend what is right, even when it clashes with powerful interests. His steadfast honesty and courage drive the town toward resolution.

Marjorie is the daughter of Carson Corners' bank president and mayor. She balances loyalty to her family with a growing willingness to pursue love and practical compromise. Her actions show she can shape the town’s future through measured decisions.

Jane is the youngest Pritchard daughter who schemes to broker a compromise that could save the town. She is pragmatic, quick-witted, and deeply invested in preventing a destructive feud from reaching a breaking point.

Gabby Cross is Spectrum Pictures' publicity agent who arrives with a lucrative offer to film in Carson's Corners. He is energetic, persuasive, and motivated by the promise of a big production; his arrival injects new dynamics into the town’s conflicts.

Bob Merritt is the film star who begins courting Marjorie, stirring jealousy and competition among the town’s residents. He is charming and ambitious, becoming entangled in the local power plays that surround the highway and land disputes.

Calvin Pritchard is the bank president and town mayor who uses the highway project to maneuver for land control. He plays the town’s factions against each other, hoping to profit from the deals while keeping up appearances of public support.