Bridget is a writer, director and choreographer with a passion for humor and storytelling. She has most recently worked as Assistant Director and Associate Producer of The Immeasurable Distance Between the Apple and the Tree, an independent feature shot on location in both Cambodia and New Jersey, currently in post-production. Other recent projects include Middletown B-Boys, a documentary following the Middletown, CT break-dancing scene, which she shot and directed over the span of a year. Bridget attended Wesleyan University where she began studying film and dance. In the past she has worked for the Media Education Foundation, creating alternatives to and critiques of the mainstream media. She has also choreographed several performance pieces and directed music videos and site-specific dance films in Maine and Connecticut. She also dances for Lily Skove and continues to work with Cedar Heart Pictures. Bridget is currently a producer for NYLON TV.

Sam enjoys the many social boundaries that evaporate through independent filmmaking. He began making and formally studying films as an undergraduate at Wesleyan University, where he directed and shot several short films and videos - Broken Retail was praised at the 2005 Ivy Film Festival and his thesis film, A Salute Rudy, was awarded honors. While in school he received multiple grants to make a documentary Earth Empty Land Fill, about the life of trash post-curbside. He was director of photography for a full length documentary about Lor Bock shot last summer across Finland, and served as one of the cinematographers for Bi The Way, a documentary about bisexuality in America (www.bithewaymovie.com) as well as cinematographer and associate producer for the feature film The Immeasurable Distance Between the Apple and the Tree, shot on location in southern Cambodia and suburban New Jersey (www.CedarHeartPictures.com).

Jason is a cinematographer, animator and director currently residing in New York City. He has written, directed and collaborated on several short films, animation shorts and photography projects, many of which have been in various film festivals and art shows over the years including the Siggraph Electronic Theater, the Slideluck Potshow and the HBO Comedy Film Festival. He continues to explore a wide variety of media in order to expand on his tools in expressing various narrative ideas.

Vesta's fascination with make up started at the very young age and continued after she graduated in arts from Cal Arts. She has painted thousands of faces over the years, bringing elements of beauty and character to individuals from housewives to celebrities, from cancer patients to women in their 90s. "When I paint faces I feel the soul beneath my brush and I manifest what is hidden. Often a painted face will help to reveal what is not seen." She began her career simultaneously in make up and photography in LA more than a decade ago, first in editorial and fashion and then expanded to theatre and motion pictures. { www.VestaGoodarz.com }

Eric is a writer and studies filmmaking at NYU. He currently works at the Salmagundi Arts Club.

Lena Armstrong is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is very fortunate to have traveled to and performed in exotic places such as Cyprus, Japan and Taiwan. Theatre: A Chorus Line, Octet Bridge Club, Pygmalion and Disappeared (American premiere). Television: "Rimba’s Island" (Fox TV), "Law and Order" and several national commercials. Film: The Wedding Planner, The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit and Deuces Wild. Look for her in the independent feature, Dandelion Man, due to be released in 2007. { www.LenaArmstrong.com and www.Justbe.net }

Studied at FIT and currently works as a stylist for fashion, advertising and music videos. His credits include Cotton Inc. 2007 (advertising campaign for broadcast), ISLLI Women Collection 2007 (editorial campaign) as well as Regina Spector, Rogue Wave and Lisa Marie Presley (music videos). He will soon open a high-end boutique in Greenwich Village.

Diane has been involved in performing arts for the last 25 years. She studied dance for 15 years, but when injuries sidelined her from the dance world, Diane took up acting. She performs stand up comedy at the New York Comedy Club, Stand-up New York, Gotham Comedy Club, and Carolines on Broadway. Diane wrote and performed her first solo show, Child’s Play, in collaboration with Mobius in Boston. In the summer of 2005 she mounted her second solo show, Just Short of a Beauty at the Midtown International Theatre Festival.

After a brief stint in one of Florida's most prestigious community colleges and the Army Reserves, Duncan moved to New York City in 1998 to study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts like Robert Redford and Danny DeVito before him. While there he found that what moved him was not Tennessee Williams but Robin Williams; George Carlin not George Gershwin. He was destined not for a life in the theatre but at a comedy club, alone in front of a microphone. { www.myspace.com/duncanjay }

Chad has been involved with production work for about 16 years now and believes in producing content to the highest level possible while maintaining the ability to communicate with an end product that is both concise and effective. Focusing earlier on video editing, he's edited various television programs such as "Jenny Jones," "Judge Mathis" and "Motorsports Weekly." Over the years he's specialized more and more on audio production and post-production in a vast number of areas from field work with NPR, to recording and mastering international recording acts to mixing for film, television and radio. In addition to engineering Chad is also a signed recording artist on Invisible Records in Chicago Il. His band, things outside the skin has toured the US and Canada three times and has been featured on numerous soundtracks. He has also composed several film scores. Chad is active in animal rights, environmental issues, loves video games, loves movies, loves to mountain bike, hike and climb. He has 4 cats and a dog. During the day Chad is an audio engineer and instructor for the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism in NYC. Ultimately he'd like to find himself directing films.
{ 8-Bit Audio Production, Things Outside The Skin, MySpace.com/chvad, MySpace/tots and DarkSonus: Online Community for Musicians }