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lavel e. berry,
damon wofford, jeremy scroggins |
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Pascal and Jeremy were the
pointmen for the Executive Producing/Producing team which
also consisted of Lavel Berry and Damon Wofford. This is the
first feature produced by Jeremy Scroggins/Pascal Atuma
Productions and they are currently working on their second,
“House Police.” Pascal is also the host and /co-creator of the
TV show “One World” that is in it's second season airing on
Nigerian television also produced by Pascal Atuma / Jeremy
Scroggins Productions. Pascal Atuma also founded 360 World
Pictures with David Decrane, which produced “Only In America”
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ime etuk
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Ime (pronounced "E-May"), is a
talented director, producer, writer, actor. He's a
first-generation Nigerian hailing from Portland who entered
the film industry by beating out thousands of applicants to be
accepted into the highly competitive DGA's Assistant
Director's Training Program. He's worked on a wide variety of
television shows in the past decade including "Sleeper Cell",
"NCIS", "Judging Amy", "Arli$$", and "JAG." He's produced and
directed several shorts and music videos.
He's gone on to have the rare opportunity to serve on the
directing staff of quite a few Oscar-nominated films such as
"Training Day", "The Man Who Wasn't There", and "Crash." He's
also appeared as an actor as the Chop Shop Guy in "Crash." In
a testament to his abilities to tell a story, the first script
he received story credit on garnered the attention of two
Oscar winning leading men. The "Hurricane in the Rose
Garden" is his second feature as a producer and his first as
director.
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"it's exciting to bring |
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kamafi adio
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Kamafi Adio is a
screenwriter to watch.
Originally from St. Louis,
the prolific writer has worked with the
award-winning Writer/Director Devorah Rubenstein aka "The
Script Broker" and Linda Seger, author, "Making A Good Script
Great." The former VP of Development for Noble House
Productions he has written scripts in almost every genre and
medium.
He trained and studied his
craft by writing over twenty-five features and a handful of
shorts. He currently has several TV pilots, both live action and
animated and is working on a graphic novel that's a
cross between "Sin City" and "Memento" called "AWAKE: Fatal
Insomnia.” He's sold four features and optioned two; this
is his first produced feature, he has produced shorts and
music videos and a television pilot for FX Network. With a
background in the history of science and advertising, this
multi-talented writer combines his love of invention with his
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tangi miller
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In addition to being an
accomplished actress, Tangi has produced two other films
besides this one. "After School", an energetic drama about a
grant writer and his girlfriend who uses a school-wide dance
competition to save an after school program, and "Love...and
other Four Letter Words", a comedy about a Chicago talk show
host who fakes her own wedding to please her dying
grandmother. |
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matt alcorn
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Matthew Alcorn is a Los
Angeles cinematographer, specializing in High Definition film
making. He is a graduate of the University of Florida and The
Los Angeles Film School. Matt is a former broadcast editor,
trained in part by Don Cambern ACE. This editorial background
paired with an eye for innovation has cemented a close
collaborative relationship with his friend and film making
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dan o'brien
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Dan graduated from USC in 1992,
began editing commercials in 1996, and continued doing so
through 2003. During that time, he began editing short films
for friends and colleagues. In 2004, he jumped at the
opportunity to assist the director, Randall Miller, in editing
the independent film "Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing &
Charm School" starring Robert Carlyle, Marisa Tomei and John
Goodman, which was an official Sundance selection. He then
followed that film with another partnership with Miller in
"Nobel Son", a yet to be released film starring Alan Rickman,
Mary Steenburgen, Bill Pullman and Danny DeVito. "Hurricane In
The Rose Garden" is Dan's latest theatrical effort, and he
continues to edit commercials and promos - most recently the
"Pros Vs. Joes" and "Bullrun" campaigns for SpikeTV.
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