Producer(s): Angelo Capasso, APC Independent Production
Director(s): Angelo Capasso, Giuseppe Capasso
Writer(s): Angelo Capasso, Giuseppe Capasso, Lorenzo Cammisa
Cast: Dario Biancone, Fabrizio Monaldi
Country Italy
www.apcproduction.com

Producer(s): David Michael Latt, David Rimawi and Paul Bales
Director(s): Keith Allan
Writer(s): Kiff Scholl and Keith Allan
Cast: Jon Briddell, Hayden Byerly, Erin Coker
Country USA
http://www.theasylum.cc/product.php?id=193
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2015262/

Producer(s): Guillermo Arredondo
Director(s): Daren Dien
Writer(s): Emmanuel Alvarado
Cast: Shane Roberts, Michelle Chi, Jennifer Montoya, Daniel Tran
Crew: Producer: Guillermo Arredondo; Writer: Emmanuel Alvarado
Country United States
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1947944/
Trailer on IMDB

Producer(s): Joe Wicker, Mike Flanagan, Justin Gordon, Morgan Brown
Director(s): Mike Flanagan
Writer(s): Mike Flanagan
Cast: Katie Parker, Courtney Bell, Dave Levine, Doug Jones
Country United States
www.absentiamovie.com
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1610996/

Producer(s): Jonathan Martin, April Frampton, Chris Hanson, Danny Drysdale
Director(s): Jonathan Martin
Writer(s): Jonathan Martin
Cast: Wendy Macy, Michele Wilson, Missy Hill, Rick Macy
Country USA
www.comatosemother.com

Producer(s): Andrea Giomaro
Director(s): Andrea Giomaro
Writer(s): Andrea Giomaro
Cast: Sonia Caselli, Frederick Livi, Mauro Pagnottella, Francesco Uguccioni,
Country TBA
www.andreagiomaro.com
www.imdb.com/title/tt1718134/

Producer(s): Shawn Copenhauer
Director(s): Jason Daly
Writer(s): Jason Daly, Shawn Copenhauer
Cast: Adam Leadbeater (True Blood), Lorena King, Cecilia Huete, Michelle Mclaren (Bruno)
Country USA
www.bewarethemovie.com

Producer(s): Annick Wolkan, Drew Blakeman
Director(s): Rebecca Lorenne
Writer(s): Dan Spurgeon
Cast: Lara Fisher, Jared Martzell, Mink Stole
Country USA
www.bugbabymovie.com

Producer(s): Remi Veron, Alice Brunel, Vincent Templement
Director(s): Vincent Templement
Writer(s): Vincent Templement
Cast: Richard KEEP, Yvette PETIT, Slony SOW
Country France
www.cabineofthedeadenglish.unblog.fr

Producer(s): Ivan Djurovic, Esther Goodstein, Jose Daniel, Scott Lehr, Daniel Walker, David Parker
Director(s): David Parker
Writer(s): Ivan Djurovic, Dave Parker
Cast: IVAN DJUROVIC, RICK IRWIN, SANNY VAN HETEREN, JAMES DUVAL
Country USA
coldwater-movie.com
Official ColdWater Trailer 1 from I.D. ENTERTAINMENT on Vimeo.

Producer(s): Walter Boholst, John Flores
Director(s): Walter Boholst
Writer(s): Walter Boholst
Cast: Sean Galuszka, Joanna Strapp
Country USA
www.dvolutionmovie.com

Producer(s): Sam Hurwitz, Ragan Butler, Jonas Stolpe
Director(s): Jonas Stolpe
Writer(s): Josh Jacobs
Cast: Cathy Baron, Jon Briddell, Nikki McKenzie, Sarah Flannery, Michael Rupnow, Devin Leigh, Brian Ramian, Nikolai Stolpe
Country United States
facebook.com/deadstopthemovie

Producer(s): David Max Steinberg
Director(s): Luke Brown
Writer(s): Luke Brown
Cast: John Patrick Moran, Elizabeth M. Kelly, Arianna McKinney
Country USA
http://www.facebook.com/pages/decay/122891614426130

Producer(s): Huan Vu, Jan Roth
Director(s): Huan Vu
Writer(s): Huan Vu
Cast: Michael Kausch, Marco Leibnitz, Ingo Heise, Erik Rastetter
Country Germany
www.die-farbe.com

Director(s): Christopher Coppola
Writer(s): Kathryn Ann Thomas, Christopher Coppola
Cast: Sylvia Kristel, Josef Sommer and Lenny von Dohlen
Country USA
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097230/


"I was fresh out of art school when I made Dracula's Widow. I remember when I went in there I was all gung-ho with the idea of making the first authentic color film noir vampire movie using primary color plexi-glass backdrops as a modern version of the extreme high contrast, burn a flea off a rat's ass lit B&W noir. I remember Dino Delaurnentiis being cool with the idea as long as I gave him plenty of ''watermelons' on camera. Dino was a big fan of t&a flicks. Being a young, slipper-wearing romantic poet back then, I was horrified and said ''no way.'

Now seven features later, I would have absolutely no problem giving him his ''watermelons'' as long as he gave me more creative autonomy. In the end, it came out like a total bouillabaisse of camp, horror, EC comics, comedy, forced ''watermelons', ''40's noir and artiness. Though I hated it then due to producer's recut and meddling, I enjoy watching it now especially after a few shaken, not stirred gin martinis."

Producer(s): Todd Miro, Jeanine Mir, Rob Weiner
Director(s): Todd Miro
Writer(s): Todd Miro
Cast: Charles Yoakum, Rob Sandusky
Country USA
www.enterthedarkmovie.com

Producer(s): Hadas Brandes
Director(s): Hadas Brandes
Writer(s): Hadas Brandes
Country Israel
www.hadasbrandes.com

Producer(s): Amit Tishler
Director(s): Amit Tishler
Writer(s): Amit Tishler
Cast: July Vang, Joey Knox-Carr, Brian Wiley, Chelsea Taylor
Country USA
http://www.amit-tishler.com

Producer(s): Heather Langenkamp
Director(s): Arelene Marechal
Country USA

Producer(s): Kim Waltrip
Director(s): Bradley Scott Sullivan
Writer(s): Bradley Scott Sullivan
Cast: Indiana Adams, Kurt Cole, Madi Goff, Travis Scott Newman, Niko Red Star, Emmy Robbin, Jeremy Vandermause
Crew: William Seegers, Composer
Country USA

Producer(s): Annie Baker
Director(s): Jimmy Weber
Writer(s): Jimmy Weber
Cast: Luke Sorge
Country USA
www.prettypeoplepictures.com

Producer(s): Josef J. Weber
Director(s): Josef J. Weber
Writer(s): Josef J. Weber
Cast: Terry Rogers, Georgii Speakman, Adam Tuominen
Country Australia
www.irotfilm.com
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1806924/

Producer(s): Amit Tishler
Director(s): Amit Tishler
Writer(s): Amit Tishler
Cast: July Vang, Amit Tishler, Luke Ellison
Country USA
http://www.amit-tishler.com

Producer(s): Benjamin Dynice, Austin O'Brien
Director(s): Benjamin Dynice
Writer(s): Ryan Parrott
Cast: Jen Nikolaus, Mallory McGill, Jacob Motsinger, Matt Lasky, Sean Naughton
Country USA
www.nowhereroadthemovie.com

Producer(s): John Norris, Aaron Sims, April Wade
Director(s): Aaron Sims
Writer(s): Jeffrey Reddick
Cast: Brit Morgan, Jay Rodan, Mark Steger
Country USA

Producer(s): Andrew Noe
Director(s): Andre Noe
Writer(s): Andrew Noe
Cast: Windy West, Greg Bronson, River Arik, Greg Joseph
Country USA
www.theADNproject.com

Producer(s): Todd A. Sharp, Michelle Gardner
Director(s): David Schneider
Writer(s): Karl Herlinger
Cast: Karl Herlinger, Michelle Gardner
Country USA

Producer(s): Sev Schelenz
Director(s): Sev Schelenz
Writer(s): Sev Schelenz
Cast: Robert Scattergood, Richard Olak, Amber Lewis, Taneal Cutting
Country Canada
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1808477/

Director(s): Robert Hiltzik
Writer(s): Robert Hiltzik
Cast: Felissa Rose, Jonathan Tiersten and Karen Fields
Country USA

Producer(s): Frank Nichols, James Beasley
Director(s): Ashleigh Nichols, Eddie Beasley
Writer(s): Ashleigh Nichols, Eddie Beasley
Cast: Casey Gates, Andrew McGuinness, Barak Hardley
Country USA
http://www.facebook.com/summerofthezombies
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1935246/

Producer(s): Kevin McGuiness
Director(s): Kevin McGuiness
Writer(s): Kevin McGuiness
Cast: Kevin McGuiness, Evie B
Country Canada

Producer(s): April Vickers, Katie Lakin
Director(s): Jason Balas
Writer(s): Jason Balas
Cast: Katie Lakin, Aaron Shelton, Daniel Nichols, Emmy Fannon
Country United States
www.vimeo.com/goodnightpictures
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1731658/

Producer(s): Staci Layne Wilson
Director(s): Staci Layne Wilson
Writer(s): Edgar Allen Poe
Cast: Nivek Ogre, Staci Layne Wilson
Country USA
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1879072/

Producer(s): Jake Blakeman, Shaun M. Menzie, Frank Canko Jr.
Director(s): Riley Wood
Writer(s): Riley Wood
Cast: Jen Nikolaus, Shaun M. Menzie, Chris Bailey
Country United States
www.victorvillemassacre.com

Tom DeSanto (pictured right with Kerry O'Quinn) is a writer/producer behind some of the biggest franchises in movie history (X-Men, Transformers) and has the third highest grossing per film average of all producers working today. The proud owner of more than 30,000 comic books and a self described pop culture junkie, DeSanto dreamed of bringing the characters he loved as a kid to life in Hollywood. ''X-Men'' was first on his list and besides producing Mr. DeSanto co-wrote the story. DeSanto brought the property to director Bryan Singer and spawned a billion dollar franchise for Fox and started Marvel's rise out of bankruptcy.

After the success of X-Men (2000), Mr. DeSanto pulled another undervalued property, ''Battlestar Galactica", out of mothballs and developed Galactica for Universal Television. "Battlestar Galactica" found a home on Sci-Fi Channel and was the number one rated mini-series of 2003 for all of cable. Many of DeSanto's ideas and designs made it into the show including human Cylons, the female President, and the new Vipers. Mr. DeSanto still dreams of bringing his full vision for Galactica to the big screen and will be reteaming with his X-men partner Bryan Singer in bringing Battlestar Galactica to the big screen for Universal Studios.

In 2003, Mr. DeSanto returned as part of the guiding creative team for X2: X-Men United (2003), including the continuation of the Phoenix storyline. That same year Mr. DeSanto went after Transformers', another dormant property of which he as a fan since childhood. Mr. DeSanto brought the idea to his friend and fellow producer, Don Murphy, and based on DeSanto's pitch and understanding of the universe, Hasbro' gave them the rights for free. Transformers (2007) was a tough sell for those running the studios who did not grow up with the property. After being rejected by every studio in town, Mr. DeSanto made a second pass at Dreamworks and after Steven Spielberg read his treatment, Spielberg decided his studio would do the film. Mr. DeSanto set the project up with Dreamworks and Paramount.

The film has grossed over $700 million dollars worldwide and Mr. DeSanto gave birth to another franchise. Transformers is the first live action franchise in Dreamworks' history and Paramount's largest moneymaker since Titanic (1997). Mr. DeSanto returned as Producer of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) and the film became the biggest moneymaker in 2009 with over $800 million in box office alone. DeSanto is producing Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which hits theaters June 29th, 2011.

DeSanto is now branching out into directing and wrote and directed a music video for his friend Austin Brown, who is the nephew of Michael and Janet Jackson. Austin is the next generation of the Jackson family and the video ''85'' carries on the tradition of bringing the magic to music. DeSanto is looking to announce a feature directorial debut soon.


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0220892/

Felissa Rose has been heavily involved in the entertainment industry for over 25 years. She also holds a BFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and has consistently performed in TV, Film, and Theatre.

From New York State Champion in the Dramatic Interpretation category of the National Forensic League to her 50+ roles in feature films, she has been a staple in the horror genre playing villain or victim, as well as taking on other characters in dramas and various comedies. She has been a consultant with Fangoria Magazine, travels around the country to sign autographs at horror conventions, and is now producing her own horror films. Considered one of horror's top scream queens, she's best known for her work in the cult classic "Sleepaway Camp" franchise, and in 2004 reprised her role as Angela Baker in the cult hit film "Return to Sleepaway Camp". She's also been sought after by several notorious filmmakers and directors to contribute to acclaimed documentaries such as "Going to Pieces:The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film,' "His Name Was Jason," and "Something To Scream About."

Felissa is married to CKY frontman, Deron Miller, and has three children. They reside in Los Angeles, California.


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741378/

Harry Manfredini has scored over eighty films. His major feature credits include the highly successful FRIDAY THE 13TH series for Paramount Pictures, and now New Line Cinema. SWAMP THING for UA/Embassy, HOUSE, A breakaway hit for New World Pictures, and DEEP STAR SIX and ACES-IRON EAGLE III for Carolco Pictures.

The aforementioned films characterize his style as an action, suspense, and thriller composer, but Harry's credits also include SPRING BREAK, a good-time rock and roll summertime success for Columbia Pictures and MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK, a teen comedy for Touchstone Pictures.

Harry's dark, jazzy, dramatic scores have been heard in A GUN, A CAR, A BLOND, and HIDDEN AGENDA. Harry's score to WISHMASTER, helped make it the number one independent film of 1998, and he repeated in 1999 with his score to THE OMEGA CODE, the largest grossing independent for 1999. AMORE' and FOLLOW YOUR HEART are examples of his lighthearted love story scores.

Harry is extremely proud of his scores for numerous children's films. While many of them have received various awards, three of them, CORDUROY, ANGUS LOST, and A BOY, A DOG AND A FROG were awarded Best Children's Film at the American Film Festival. His children's feature films include THE STORYBOOK, and DANNY.

Harry also has found time to write and bring to Broadway a country-western musical titled PLAY ME A COUNTRY SONG.

Born in Chicago, Harry has spent most of his life in music. While living in the Midwest, he worked as an arranger and performer. He also earned a Bachelor of Music degree from DePaul University and a Master of Arts degree from Western Illinois University, where he subsequently taught theory, orchestration, and conducting.

Harry moved to New York to pursue his doctorate at Columbia University. Upon completion of his doctoral courses, the opportunity arose for him to further his longtime dream of a career in film music.

The years of classical training and the twenty years in the popular music scene (he plays great sax), combined with a good sense of drama, make him a natural in film music.




http://www.harrymanfredini.com/news/http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0006185/

In a thirty-plus year career, Mark Shostrom has created special makeup for some of the most accomplished directors in modern horror and fantasy cinema. Assisting the likes of John Carpenter, Sam Raimi, David Cronenberg, Wes Craven, Stuart Gordon, Don Coscarelli, Tobe Hooper, and Sean Cunningham, to realize their celluloid nightmares, Mark has established himself as one of the premier special makeup artists of his generation.

From humble beginnings assisting Rick Baker on David Cronenberg's visionary sci-fi horror masterpiece Videodrome, to his signature work on Sam Raimi's Evil Dead II, Mark has been responsible for masterminding illusions for some of the most daring and memorable horror films of the last three decades. He designed the stand-out sequence for A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, as well as the many surreal manifestations of Dr. Pretorious in Stuart Gordon's highly regarded classic From Beyond. The latter earned him his first Saturn Award nomination.

For his combined efforts on Evil Dead II and the terror opus A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, Mark enjoyed the rare honor of achieving two Saturn Award nominations in the same year. A fourth Saturn Award nomination came the following year with his work on Phantasm II, creating as well as co-directing the Tall Man's spectacular melting sequence.

In 1996, Mark resumed his association with six-time Oscar-winning effects artist Rick Baker on such films as Men In Black, The Devil's Advocate, Life and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. For his television work on "The X-Files", "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", and "Star Trek: Voyager", Mark received four Emmy nominations in four years, winning Emmys with three of them.

In 2010, Mark was accepted into the Visual Effects Society, one of only ten makeup artists in this organization of nearlly 3,000 VFX artists. The same year, he formed a new company, Hello Boss Effects, with his partner Maria Amrhein.



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http://helloboss.net

Michael George Westmore is an Academy Award winning make-up artist best known for his work in numerous Star Trek productions, including "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", "Star Trek: Voyager", and four feature films.

Westmore won the Academy Award in Makeup for the film Mask (1985), starring Cher, and has been nominated three other times, for 2010 (1984), The Clan of the Cave Bear (1986) and Star Trek: First Contact (1996). He has been honored with nine Emmy Awards and received multiple nominations between the years of 1976-2005. Moreover, Westmore has won or been nominated for scores of other awards for makeup from BAFTA, Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Films, and Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Awards.

In addition to his science fiction acclaim, Westmore has the distinction of garnering credits on more than seventy films and television shows, including Along Came a Spider (2001), Raging Bull (1980), Rocky (1976), "The Munsters", "The Land of the Lost", "Bosom Buddies", "MacGyver", and "Hart to Hart".

Westmore, who hails from a veritable make-up artist dynasty, is the son of make-up artist, Monte Westmore, nephew of make-up artist, Bud Westmore, father of actress McKenzie Westmore, and brother of make-up artist, Marvin Westmore. He is a 1961 graduate of the University of California-Santa Barbara and a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.

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(left) http://www.startrek.com/article/michael-westmore-interview-part-1



(right) http://www.walkoffame.com/westmore-family

Justin Beahm is an editor with Fangoria magazine, and is a filmmaker and composer. Along with Halloween series producer Malek Akkad , Justin recently co-founded the sCare Foundation , a non-profit group of genre entertainment luminaries working to combat homelessness and poverty in America's teenage population. He has two books in the works.

www.fangoria.com www.scarefoundation.org


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4278962/

Christopher began his filmmaking at an early age, by creating Super 8 films that starred his brother, Nicolas Cage. He both scripted and scored these very early films.

As a teenager, Christopher apprenticed to composer Carmine Coppola on the film Apocalypse Now (1979). He went on to study music composition at Redlands University where he received the prestigious California Arts Council Award for his opera "Plato's Cave" and for his clarinet quintet "Reverie". He then began his film studies at The San Francisco Art Institute. While there he completed four student films and graduated in 1987.

As a Producer/Writer/Director, Christopher has completed seven feature length motion pictures. Christopher's first feature, Dracula's Widow (1988), was produced for De Laurentiis Entertainment Group. Christopher's next feature, Deadfall (1993), distributed by Trimark Pictures, was a film-noir style thriller, starring Michael Biehn, Nicolas Cage and James Coburn. His third feature, a children's fantasy film entitled Clockmaker (1998), was shot in Romania for Kuschner-Locke. Christopher next completed the western, Gunfighter (1999), with Martin Sheen, Robert Carradine and Clu Gulager, which was produced by his own company, Plaster City Productions.

Also completed in 1998 was Palmer's Pick-Up: An American Roadshow Odyssey, a black comedy about the end of the world starring Robert Carradine, Richard Hillman, Patrick Kilpatrick and featuring Rosanna Arquette, Soupy Sales, Piper Laurie, Morton Downey Jr., Garrett Morris and Talia Shire, for Plaster City Productions and Winchester Films. "Palmer's Pick-Up" had its world premiere at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival. Christopher completed principal photography on G-Men From Hell in the Fall of 1999. This film based on Michael Allred's comic Grafik Musik stars William Forsythe, Tate Donovan, and Gary Busey. Since then, Plaster City Productions has embarked on an ambitious slate of feature-length digital films. Its first production, entitled Bel-Air, starring Barbara Bain and directed by Christopher, had its world premiere at the Cinequest San Jose Film Festival (March 2000).

Christopher's television work includes writing and directing numerous America's Most Wanted segments for Fox Television, directing the premiere episode of Bonechillers for ABC, directing the two Nickelodeon childrens' shows The Journey of Allen Strange and 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd and directing Disney's hit show The Jersey.

Written by: Adrienne Coppola

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0178876/



Christopher R Coppola Productions is a full service digital creative and production studio, specializing in original content that celebrates people from all walks of life, and the artistry of the everyman. Among its projects, CRC Prod has joined with Premier Retail Networks to create the "HD American Portraits" series for the Walmart in-store TV Network, featuring noted new media artists creating unique video portraits of Walmart employees and customers. The "DigiVangelist" interstitial series for REELZ CHANNEL, with Christopher Coppola as host, uncovers the latest innovative hybrids of technology and art in the rapidly expanding digital arena. Apple hired CRC Prod to produce the high production value showpiece for its Final Cut Studio 2 software release, starring the sexy new Ducati 1098i motorcycle.

The company's most recent endeavor is the humorous "Spices Of Life" webisode series, featuring Coppola on his own motorcycle, along with his Biker Cat sidekick, following the open road in search of the everyday "diamond in the rough" people who are making a difference in their communities.

Christopher R Coppola Productions is a leader in high definition production for theatrical, television, internet, wireless, in-store, emerging media, and non-profit. Providing an answer to the digital revolution, creating organic, honest, and diverse content for all distribution alternatives.

Tom DeSanto (pictured right with Kerry O'Quinn) is a writer/producer behind some of the biggest franchises in movie history (X-Men, Transformers) and has the third highest grossing per film average of all producers working today. The proud owner of more than 30,000 comic books and a self described pop culture junkie, DeSanto dreamed of bringing the characters he loved as a kid to life in Hollywood. ''X-Men'' was first on his list and besides producing Mr. DeSanto co-wrote the story. DeSanto brought the property to director Bryan Singer and spawned a billion dollar franchise for Fox and started Marvel's rise out of bankruptcy.

After the success of X-Men (2000), Mr. DeSanto pulled another undervalued property, ''Battlestar Galactica", out of mothballs and developed Galactica for Universal Television. "Battlestar Galactica" found a home on Sci-Fi Channel and was the number one rated mini-series of 2003 for all of cable. Many of DeSanto's ideas and designs made it into the show including human Cylons, the female President, and the new Vipers. Mr. DeSanto still dreams of bringing his full vision for Galactica to the big screen and will be reteaming with his X-men partner Bryan Singer in bringing Battlestar Galactica to the big screen for Universal Studios.

In 2003, Mr. DeSanto returned as part of the guiding creative team for X2: X-Men United (2003), including the continuation of the Phoenix storyline. That same year Mr. DeSanto went after Transformers', another dormant property of which he as a fan since childhood. Mr. DeSanto brought the idea to his friend and fellow producer, Don Murphy, and based on DeSanto's pitch and understanding of the universe, Hasbro' gave them the rights for free. Transformers (2007) was a tough sell for those running the studios who did not grow up with the property. After being rejected by every studio in town, Mr. DeSanto made a second pass at Dreamworks and after Steven Spielberg read his treatment, Spielberg decided his studio would do the film. Mr. DeSanto set the project up with Dreamworks and Paramount.

The film has grossed over $700 million dollars worldwide and Mr. DeSanto gave birth to another franchise. Transformers is the first live action franchise in Dreamworks' history and Paramount's largest moneymaker since Titanic (1997). Mr. DeSanto returned as Producer of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) and the film became the biggest moneymaker in 2009 with over $800 million in box office alone. DeSanto is producing Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which hits theaters June 29th, 2011.

DeSanto is now branching out into directing and wrote and directed a music video for his friend Austin Brown, who is the nephew of Michael and Janet Jackson. Austin is the next generation of the Jackson family and the video ''85'' carries on the tradition of bringing the magic to music. DeSanto is looking to announce a feature directorial debut soon.


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0220892/

Felissa Rose has been heavily involved in the entertainment industry for over 25 years. She also holds a BFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and has consistently performed in TV, Film, and Theatre.

From New York State Champion in the Dramatic Interpretation category of the National Forensic League to her 50+ roles in feature films, she has been a staple in the horror genre playing villain or victim, as well as taking on other characters in dramas and various comedies. She has been a consultant with Fangoria Magazine, travels around the country to sign autographs at horror conventions, and is now producing her own horror films. Considered one of horror's top scream queens, she's best known for her work in the cult classic "Sleepaway Camp" franchise, and in 2004 reprised her role as Angela Baker in the cult hit film "Return to Sleepaway Camp". She's also been sought after by several notorious filmmakers and directors to contribute to acclaimed documentaries such as "Going to Pieces:The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film,' "His Name Was Jason," and "Something To Scream About."

Felissa is married to CKY frontman, Deron Miller, and has three children. They reside in Los Angeles, California.


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741378/

Born in Providence, Rhode Island and raised in Santa Rosa, California, Daniel sold his first project, a modern adaptation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow to TriStar Pictures when he was 18-years-old. At age 22, he wrote the screenplay for RAV'E' (1994), which was financed by Smart Egg Pictures [producers of the original A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)], and at 24, he was hired by the late Moustapha Akkad to write the sixth film in the enduring Halloween saga, Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995).

Daniel also co-wrote the screenplays for The Tooth Fairy (2006) and for Moderncine's adaptation of The Girl Next Door (2007), based on the acclaimed (and highly-controversial) novel by Jack Ketchum.

As a writer and producer, he has sold feature film and television projects to Touchstone, Fox, NuImage and Miramax Films. Daniel also helmed The History Channel's two-part "Amityville Horror" specials ("Amityville: The Haunting" and "Amityville: Horror or Hoax") and served as director and co-executive producer of His Name Was Jason: 30 Years of 'Friday the 13th' (2009).

Additionally, Daniel served as editor and co-publisher of the book "Crystal Lake Memories- The Complete History of 'Friday the 13th'" and produced and directed Paramount Home Entertainment's special editions of Friday the 13th: Parts 4-8, which won Home Media Magazine's 2009 Reaper Award for "Best Horror Re-Release."

Most recently, he produced Lionsgate's supernatural horror film, The Haunting in Connecticut (2009), starring Academy Award nominee Virginia Madsen, which has grossed more than $80 million worldwide.

In 2010, Daniel co-directed and produced the critically-acclaimed documentary Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy (2010), a four-hour retrospective on the Nightmare on Elm Street saga, which will air on A&E/The Biography Channel in October.


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Harry Manfredini has scored over eighty films. His major feature credits include the highly successful FRIDAY THE 13TH series for Paramount Pictures, and now New Line Cinema. SWAMP THING for UA/Embassy, HOUSE, A breakaway hit for New World Pictures, and DEEP STAR SIX and ACES-IRON EAGLE III for Carolco Pictures.

The aforementioned films characterize his style as an action, suspense, and thriller composer, but Harry's credits also include SPRING BREAK, a good-time rock and roll summertime success for Columbia Pictures and MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK, a teen comedy for Touchstone Pictures.

Harry's dark, jazzy, dramatic scores have been heard in A GUN, A CAR, A BLOND, and HIDDEN AGENDA. Harry's score to WISHMASTER, helped make it the number one independent film of 1998, and he repeated in 1999 with his score to THE OMEGA CODE, the largest grossing independent for 1999. AMORE' and FOLLOW YOUR HEART are examples of his lighthearted love story scores.

Harry is extremely proud of his scores for numerous children's films. While many of them have received various awards, three of them, CORDUROY, ANGUS LOST, and A BOY, A DOG AND A FROG were awarded Best Children's Film at the American Film Festival. His children's feature films include THE STORYBOOK, and DANNY.

Harry also has found time to write and bring to Broadway a country-western musical titled PLAY ME A COUNTRY SONG.

Born in Chicago, Harry has spent most of his life in music. While living in the Midwest, he worked as an arranger and performer. He also earned a Bachelor of Music degree from DePaul University and a Master of Arts degree from Western Illinois University, where he subsequently taught theory, orchestration, and conducting.

Harry moved to New York to pursue his doctorate at Columbia University. Upon completion of his doctoral courses, the opportunity arose for him to further his longtime dream of a career in film music.

The years of classical training and the twenty years in the popular music scene (he plays great sax), combined with a good sense of drama, make him a natural in film music.




http://www.harrymanfredini.com/news/http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0006185/

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF VICTOR MILLER:

SCREENPLAYS: (professional assignments under contract)

FRIDAY THE 13TH (The First) Paramount Pictures release
JURY DUTY, MGM/UA, David Niven Jr.
GETTING IN, Thorn-EMI, Inc.
A STRANGER IS WATCHING, MGM Release
ASYLUM, Columbia Picture
RIDGE RUN, Filmways
MANNY'S ORPHANS (''Kick''), Sean S. Cunningham release
HERE COME THE TIGERS, AIP release (pseud.)
THE BLACK PEARL, Cash and Swimmer release
WILLIE THE ACTOR SUTTON, Brud Talbot, Dana Films
ON THE EDGE, Martha Coolidge Productions
ALL MEN'S HANDS, Dana Films

NOVELS:

WINDBORNE, Bantam Books
AMERICAN DYNASTY (3 Volumes), Dell Books
ANGEL'S BLOOD, Playboy Press
TOGA PARTY, Fawcett
THE GLORY SHARERS, Jove
HIDE THE CHILDREN, Ballantine
FERNANDA, Pocket Books

NON-FICTION:

GIVING IN TO GET YOUR WAY, Delacorte, reprinted as AIKIDO IN EVERYDAY LIFE, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley, CA, 1993
THE BOOK OF WORRIES, Warner Books

TELEVISION:

ALL MY CHILDREN, Head Writer, Associate Head Writer
ANOTHER WORLD, Associate Head Writer
GENERAL HOSPITAL, Writer
GUIDING LIGHT, Head Writer, Associate Head Writer
ONE LIFE TO LIVE, Associate Head Writer

AWARDS:

3 Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series Writing
4 Writers Guild Awards for Outstanding Daytime Serial Writing


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There are few legendary roles in television and Richard Moll's bald baliff ''Bull'' is one of them. Richard Moll's role on the nine-year hit NBC sitcom, ''Night Court'' was so wonderful that many people believe that he was not really acting. That myth has been easily dispelled by Richard's conspicuous versatility.

Richard was born in Pasadena, CA. He grew up in Ohio, Wyoming, Utah, and various other parts of California. Although something of a class clown, he was an excellent student and went on to attend the University of California at Berkley. During this period, Richard spent his summers pumping gas, fly fishing, and assisting guests on packing trips at his father's lodge in the Jackson Hole area of Wyoming. Originally majoring in psychology, he switched to history out of sheer interest and earned a degree in the field, with an emphasis on the Civil War and Reconstruction.

Many people are surprised to learn of Richard's accomplishments as a Shakespearean actor. He has appeared at such venerable locales as The Old Globe Theater with the likes of Stockard Channing, and has been directed by such notables as Tony Richardson. More surprising, is the fact that Richard once toured the country portraying what has been called, ''The definitive Abe Lincoln'' in the historical drama The Lincoln-Douglas Debates.

Richard's film credits include Scary Movie II (2001), The Flintstones (1994), Arnold Schwarzenegger's Jingle All the Way (1996), and Ivan Reitman's Evolution (2001). He was a recurring character in NBC ''Getting By'' and CBS ''Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman''. Recent credits include the covert-ops film Serpent Rising (2010) and The Christmas Cottage (2008) with Peter O'Toole and Jared Padelecki. Most recently, Moll appeared in the live action movie based on the popular cartoon, Scooby Doo: The Curse of the Lake Monster (2010), produced by Warner Bros., with Jonathan Winters.

This balance between heavy drama and comedy is expanded by his recent voice-over on the Emmy-winning ''Batman, The Animated Series'' as Two Face,'' and as the voice of Norman on the Saturday morning cartoon, ''Mighty Max.'' Richard has also had a flourishing career in television commercials appearing for Honda, Coors, Jack in the Box, and Volkswagon, among others.

A passionate environmentalist, Richard testified before the Senate Subcommittee on the Environment. He has also been politically active concerning Alzheimer's disease, testifying before the House Subcommittee on Aging.

Richard has become part of an acting dynasty, being the son-in-law of the late comedy legend Milton Berle, former husband to the accomplished designer Susan Brown and father to 16-year old Chloe and and 14-year old Mason.


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In 1972, Kerry O'Quinn launched a New York magazine publishing company with Norman Jacobs. They started with a soap opera magazine, and in 1976 Kerry made a dream come true when the first issue of STARLOG appeared on newsstands.

In 1977, STAR WARS hit movie theatres with a sonic boom and made the cover of TIME magazine. Suddenly, science fiction was hot! In the next few years, Kerry and Norman created FANGORIA, CINEMAGIC, FUTURE LIFE and COMICS SCENE '' a family of specialty newsstand magazines for genre fans.

They expanded with books on SPECIAL EFFECTS, ALIENS, SPACESHIPS, TOYS & MODELS and SPACE ART. Kerry produced soundtrack albums (Hitchcock's NORTH BY NORTHWEST, THE AVENGERS, ROCKETSHIP X-M, etc.) and live events '' STAR TREK 20th Anniversary at Disneyland and STAR WARS 10th Anniversary with George Lucas.

He launched O'Quinn Productions with SCREAM GREATS, a video series for Paramount, and he developed FUTURETALES, a science fiction series for HBO. Working with Lucasfilm and other companies, they became the world's largest publisher of licensed magazines for movies and TV '' building a publishing and production empire with more than two-dozen monthly magazines, all targeting a young worldwide audience.

STARLOG and FANGORIA continue to reach the largest magazine audience ever in the realm of science fiction and horror movies '' more than 30 years later, spanning several generations. The magazines now have web sites, major fan conventions and popular radio shows.

Kerry not only managed the business, he designed logos and wrote articles, interviews and scripts. Several years ago he sold his half of the company and moved to Hollywood to write and produce. Currently, he's developing a dozen feature films '' including Ayn Rand's ANTHEM.

In addition, Kerry has written two books, two stage musicals and is involved in six television projects '' mostly science fiction, horror, fantasy and superhero adventures.

In 2007 Kerry was honored by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films with the Saturn Service Award '' presented by his friend, producer Tom DeSanto (X-MEN, TRANSFORMERS).

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Jeffrey Reddick got his start in the film industry by interning at New Line Cinema when he was 19. He parlayed that into a full time job and worked at the studio for over 11 years. While working at New Line, the studio bought his pitch for Final Destination (2000) and hired him to write the first draft. The film earned over $100 Million at the worldwide box office. Final Destination 2 (2003), which Jeffrey co-wrote the story for and executive produced, was released in 2003 and also crossed the $100 million mark worldwide. With the release of two additional sequels, Final Destination has proven to be an enduring franchise.

Jeffrey's love of the horror genre is evident in the twelve genre scripts he has sold, or written, for various studios and productions companies. In 2006, Lions Gate Home Entertainment released teen thriller, Tamara (2005) and April 2008 saw the release of the Reddick-scripted remake of the George Romero classic, Day of the Dead (2008).

Currently, Jeffrey has supernatural thriller, Dead Awake, set up at Gold Circle Films - urban horror film, The Pool, at Regent Entertainment and a supernatural TV series at Valhalla Motion Pictures. In addition, Jeffrey is preparing to make his directorial debut with the supernatural thriller, The Final Reel, which is based on a script he wrote.


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Michael George Westmore is an Academy Award winning make-up artist best known for his work in numerous Star Trek productions, including "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", "Star Trek: Voyager", and four feature films.

Westmore won the Academy Award in Makeup for the film Mask (1985), starring Cher, and has been nominated three other times, for 2010 (1984), The Clan of the Cave Bear (1986) and Star Trek: First Contact (1996). He has been honored with nine Emmy Awards and received multiple nominations between the years of 1976-2005. Moreover, Westmore has won or been nominated for scores of other awards for makeup from BAFTA, Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Films, and Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Awards.

In addition to his science fiction acclaim, Westmore has the distinction of garnering credits on more than seventy films and television shows, including Along Came a Spider (2001), Raging Bull (1980), Rocky (1976), "The Munsters", "The Land of the Lost", "Bosom Buddies", "MacGyver", and "Hart to Hart".

Westmore, who hails from a veritable make-up artist dynasty, is the son of make-up artist, Monte Westmore, nephew of make-up artist, Bud Westmore, father of actress McKenzie Westmore, and brother of make-up artist, Marvin Westmore. He is a 1961 graduate of the University of California-Santa Barbara and a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.

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Ben Wiggins is a Los Angeles-based producer and screenwriter who originally entered production in Houston, working on commercials and music videos prior to moving west in 2008.

After a significant number of projects as a 1st and 2nd assistant director in Los Angeles, he began contracting to develop ideas into films, has written three commissioned screenplays (with two more deals signed for write periods in the next 18 months), and is currently contracted to produce all three of those projects.

Ben has also led a number of seminars on the subject of story development.

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Making Your Ideas Reality

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323-382-2970

Larry Zerner is one of the top entertainment lawyers in Los Angeles, representing a wide range of writers, directors, producers, actors, and musicians in Hollywood. From his Century City law firm, ZernerLaw, Larry has become a ''go to'' person for artists with legal issues. His firm handles everything from a simple contract to a lawsuit against a major studio for copyright infringement.

Larry's practice includes representing a number of horror luminaries including Daniel Farrands (Halloween 6, Never Sleep Again), George Lutz (The Amityville Horror), and Sid Haig (The Devil's Rejects). Larry is a frequent speaker on entertainment and copyright legal issues and has lectured at the Creative Screenwriting Expo (5 years), The Great American Pitchfest, and the Fright Night Film Festival.

Larry also brings a unique perspective to the issues of horror filmmakers, having starred as ''Shelly'' the chubby prankster who brings the iconic hockey mask to Crystal Lake in Friday the 13th Part III-D (1982). Larry will make his return to acting next year in Joe Lynch's horror comedy Knights of Badassdom.


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Jamie Kristen is a California native who wrote and directed her first play at the age of eleven and has been in love with theater ever since. A character actress with a broad range, Jamie recently performed in "Annie", "The Sound of Music", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", and "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz".

Jamie had the privilege of working under the direction of Gabriel Bologna in his recent DVD release, Buds for Life (2004), about four young guys and a pizza place (Jamie was the waitress and friend to the main characters). Of this experience Jamie said, ''I enjoyed watching Gabe at work; he's got such an easy way about him and he's a great collaborator.''

Jamie has directed musical theater for Broadway Bound Players in North Hollywood and is now co-directing a short film, "Change of Oil".

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In 1972, Kerry O'Quinn launched a New York magazine publishing company with Norman Jacobs. They started with a soap opera magazine, and in 1976 Kerry made a dream come true when the first issue of STARLOG appeared on newsstands.

In 1977, STAR WARS hit movie theatres with a sonic boom and made the cover of TIME magazine. Suddenly, science fiction was hot! In the next few years, Kerry and Norman created FANGORIA, CINEMAGIC, FUTURE LIFE and COMICS SCENE '' a family of specialty newsstand magazines for genre fans.

They expanded with books on SPECIAL EFFECTS, ALIENS, SPACESHIPS, TOYS & MODELS and SPACE ART. Kerry produced soundtrack albums (Hitchcock's NORTH BY NORTHWEST, THE AVENGERS, ROCKETSHIP X-M, etc.) and live events '' STAR TREK 20th Anniversary at Disneyland and STAR WARS 10th Anniversary with George Lucas.

He launched O'Quinn Productions with SCREAM GREATS, a video series for Paramount, and he developed FUTURETALES, a science fiction series for HBO. Working with Lucasfilm and other companies, they became the world's largest publisher of licensed magazines for movies and TV '' building a publishing and production empire with more than two-dozen monthly magazines, all targeting a young worldwide audience.

STARLOG and FANGORIA continue to reach the largest magazine audience ever in the realm of science fiction and horror movies '' more than 30 years later, spanning several generations. The magazines now have web sites, major fan conventions and popular radio shows.

Kerry not only managed the business, he designed logos and wrote articles, interviews and scripts. Several years ago he sold his half of the company and moved to Hollywood to write and produce. Currently, he's developing a dozen feature films '' including Ayn Rand's ANTHEM.

In addition, Kerry has written two books, two stage musicals and is involved in six television projects '' mostly science fiction, horror, fantasy and superhero adventures.

In 2007 Kerry was honored by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films with the Saturn Service Award '' presented by his friend, producer Tom DeSanto (X-MEN, TRANSFORMERS).

Pouria Baladi is a recent transplant to Los Angeles, having grown up in Madison, Wisconsin. His love for film and video production started during his senior year of high school as soon as he cut together his first dramatic-comedy short video, "Ode to Sofa". After graduating from UW-Madison in 2007, he worked for the Wisconsin International Film Festival technical staff, creating festival video content and assisting in program operations.

After spending some time in Chicago working in TV commercial production and shooting a documentary in New Orleans about wetland restoration, entitled "The Cypress Graveyard", Pouria moved to Los Angeles during the winter of '09. He has since worked on a number of feature film sets and other video projects and is always on the lookout to meet and work with other dedicated filmmakers. A hardworking, motivated and driven individual, Pouria is happiest when he's busy filmmaking. As the Filmmaker Rep, Pouria will be there to assist the horror filmmakers with whatever needs they may have, as deadly as they may be...

Sharon has been around the ''biz'' for all of her adult life. Her husband, Lowell Dean, is a professional actor and her son, Brett Gytri is a SAG actor too who got his start in Hot Tub Time Machine as a ski stunt double which filmed at her locale, Snow Summit Ski Resort. Sharon, a SAG background actress, is also a talent manager, and her company, Connections by Sharon has handled local principal and background casting for film/tv projects that have shot in Big Bear, her hometown. Recently, she cast a Discovery Channel pilot and a TNT/Warner Horizon Scripted Television pilot entitled ''Bird Dog."

Sharon has been a volunteer for many years at the Big Bear Lake International Film Festival, and she was on staff for two years as the local sponsors and wrap party coordinator. She has more recently handled publicity for filmmakers accepted to that festival.

In 2010, Gytri coordinated special events for the Big Bear Horror Film Festival. She loves being with filmmakers and talent and has a manner that puts celebrities at ease, which makes her ideal for her new role as a VIP Liaison of the Big Bear Horro-Fi Film Festival.

Pam worked for ''Student News'' (KLCS TV, Channel 58) as a broadcaster, writer, editor and graphic artist, and in 1976 the show was nominated for an Emmy.

Later, she forayed into the sales and customer service industry, which she really enjoyed. Her British husband took them to England in 1981, where she worked in management, customer service, audit, and production, running a team of twenty people and a fleet of vehicles.

Returning to America in 2005, Pam went to work for the Big Bear Chamber of Commerce's Visitor Center, where she found her niche. Well suited for hospitality, Pam has helped to create a comfortable and warm atmosphere at the Visitor's Center, which has brought welcome to many visitors to the Big Bear community. What makes her uniquely gifted for the position of hospitality is her ability to treat people the way she likes to be treated and she has applied this "golden rule" to her many positions over the years.

Always fascinated with the horror film industry, Pam has found that the Big Bear Horror Film Festival fits her perfectly and she is happy to be a part of such a "great annual event".

Todd Rimes manages the Drupal content management system the festival uses for its website.

Previously, he was Engineering Director at EQAL, which produced the cult favorite web series "lonelygirl15", the tv-series companion webisodic "Harper's Globe" for CBS, and the 'digi-novel' experiences for CSI creator Anthony Zuiker's "Level 26" series.

Before EQAL, Todd was Senior Engineering Manager at Yahoo! Music. There, he expanded Music to thirteen locales, delivered the Yahoo! Media Player, and delivered co-branded event sites such as Nissan LiveSets, Pepsi Smash, Kia Listening Party, and Saturn Who's Next. Also under his leadership, the Music team incorporated editorial blogs and lyrics search, executed a complete site redesign and delivered faster, more profitable, radio and video playback experiences.

From 2002 to 2004, Todd was Manager of Web Development for Sony Pictures Digital, where he managed sites for PlayStation, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, and the Spiderman film franchise. He also led the integration of co-branded sites and feeds, integration of Sony's custom content management system, and the localization of Sony's home video catalog for Japan.

Previously, Todd worked for Warner Bros., IBM, and Andersen Consulting. He has a Master of Science in Information Technology from Georgia Tech.

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