WRITER/DIRECTOR - DALE KUTZERA
Dale Kutzera has worked as a screenwriter for the past six years, first co-creating, writing, and producing the VH-1 series “Strange Frequency,” and later on staff at the CBS series “Without a Trace.” A graduate of the University of Washington, Kutzera has written about film production for such magazines as “American Cinematographer,” “Cinefex,” and “Cinefantastique,” and served as researcher for Rosebud, author David Thompson’s biography of Orson Welles. He is a past recipient of the Carl Sautter Screenwriting Award, the Environmental Media Award (for “Without A Trace”), and was a participant in the prestigious Warner Brothers Writers Workshop.
PRODUCER - P. JAMES KEITEL
P. James Keitel is a producer, director, and cinematographer who has been involved in over 25 films projects since the late 1980's. His work as co-creator and co-owner of the award-winning multimedia production company Damaged Californians (with Scott Hessels) includes shorts, feature films, documentaries, and web-based interactive projects.
PRODUCER - GREG REEVES
Greg Reeves is an accomplished producer, writer, cinematographer, and lighting professional with fifteen years' of production experience. Greg graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Film from Loyola Marymount University. While there, he served as cinematographer on 15 short films including “Jirohachi,” a 15th-century samurai epic that screened in festivals worldwide. He has also produced the shorts “Living in Walter’s World,” and “See Anthony Run.”
EDITOR - JOSEPH BUTLER
Joseph Butler began working professionally as an editor on the short film "A Hollow Place", which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. He has since worked on a variety of film and television projects including the critically acclaimed feature film "Shiloh Season", VH1's "Strange Frequency" and the documentary "The Pikme-up".
CINEMATOGRAPHER - MARK PARRY
Mark Parry has over 15 year of experience as a cinematographer on features, both large and small. Parry got his start by pitching student directors until he was finally chosen to shoot a film while earning his masters at USC, for which he won a Focus Award for cinematography. He currently teaches at Chapman University and recently completed the short film “Masters of Life and Death” with Rachel Leigh Cook.
“MAJOR NICK REED” - PATRICK MULDOON
Patrick Muldoon came to prominence in the hit series “Melrose Place” and later made the leap to the big screen in the sci fi epic “Starship Troopers” directed by Paul Verhoeven. He has recently completed the films “Repo” and “Japan.”
“LIEUTENANT MONICA TASTY” - ELIZABETH BENNETT
Elizabeth Bennett made her professional debut in the Barry Levinson film “Liberty Heights.” She has since appeared in numerous television and film roles, including “Dead Zone,” “CSI: NY,” and “Navy NCIS.” She will soon be seen in the film “Soul’s Midnight” opposite Armand Assante.
“MAJOR MITCH DUNNING” - MACKENZIE ASTIN
A child actor with credits on such series as “Facts of Life,” Mackenzie Astin transitioned to the big screen in such films as “The Last Days of Disco,” “The Evening Star” (the sequel to “Terms of Endearment”), and “In Love and War,” directed by Richard Attenborough. He has since appeared in numerous films and television series, including “House,” “Without A Trace” (CBS), and the upcoming film “The Final Season.”
“GENERAL JAKE TASKER” - JOHN RIXEY MOORE
John Rixey Moore has had a long career playing tough, no-nonsense characters. He has appeared in such classic TV series as “Dynasty” and “Falcon Crest,” and movies such as “Clear and Present Danger,” and “Executive Decision.”
CORPORAL SKIP ANDREWS - ERIC JUNGMANN
Eric Jungmann is still recognized for his over the top portrayal of Ricky Lipman in the film “Not Another Teen Movie.” He has since appeared on such hit series as “Cold Case,” “CSI,” and played the eager photographer on the remake of the series “Night Stalker.” He will soon be seen in the horror film “Killer Pad.”