Brian Berke actor, writer, director, producer Brian Berke has appeared on the television shows Gilmore Girls, Raising Dad, and The Jersey as well as several national commercials. more...
	Rich Williams actor, writer Rich Williams started his comedy career back in the mid 90's in his hometown of Schenectady, New York, performing for just about anyone who would listen. more...
	Peter Soby, Jr. producer Peter Soby, Jr. is a Chicago native and graduate of the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. Peter worked in film development at Largo Entertainment and Shoreline Pictures before striking out on his own to produce film. more...
	George Rizkallah producer George P. Rizkallah started his career at the renowned Valencia Film Program in Orlando, Florida, where he edited “The Upstairs Man”, a short film by Gregg Hale (Blair Witch Project) and the first of three vignettes as part of a 35mm feature directed by George Romero.more...
	Jeff Kueppers co-producer, actor Within a couple of years after transferring from the U of MN, Jeff received his BA in Television and Film from Cal State, Los Angeles, where he also began doing theatre. He has acted in numerous commercials, TV shows and films. Jeff recently finished producing his first short film, entitled "The Dog House", in which he wrote, directed and starred.more...
	Paul Yacono editor Bio Coming Soon.
	Michael "guns" Escher co-producer Michael Escher is a filmmaker and multimedia artist with multidisciplinary talents as a writer, director and producer.His resume includes film and television projects, theme park attractions and immersive adventure games. Michael's creative writing and producing talents have been highlighted in various entertainment projects for worldwide companies, such as Activision Studios, The Discovery Channel, Iwerks Entertainment, Project M, Crossroads Films and Marathon Entertainment. Michael's educational credentials include a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Communications/Film Production from Loyola Marymount University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Photography from the California Institute of the Arts.
	Ben Weinstein director of photography Ben started shooting shorts and features straight out of college. He's recieved critical acclaim for his cinematography on "Let It Snow" (2000 Sundance) and "Wet Hot American Summer" (2001 Sundance, New Line Cineama Relase, Entertainment Weekly's top ten films of 2001). He recently shot the music video "New York, New York" for Ryan Adams (Entertainment Weekly's Best Music Video of 2001). He is currently working on his own project, "Carne Asada Burrito," a coming-of-age film about a Tijuana girl who meets the chimichanga of her dreams and secretly eats it.
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