CONTRIBUTING PRODUCTION TALENT GROUP

JONATHAN STATHAKIS: Producer, writer and director, Jonathan Stathakis began his career in the television and film industries by writing episodes, story treatments and scripts for many TV specials, series and low-budget films.

He was chosen to produce "Dreamland," a made for TV movie and, subsequently, he produced scores of TV movies and specials. In Boston, he was nominated for an EMMY for his work as Producer of the WCVB-TV series, "Park Street Down Under,"which served as the pilot for the highly successful TV series, "Cheers." He was selected by the United Nations to direct the first American TV program specifically produced for mainland China.

On the corporate level, Jonathan Stathakis has been: Vice President of Production & Acquisitions for Inter-American Productions; Executive Vice President in charge of Production for Inter-American Communications, Ltd.; Executive Vice President and General Manager for Television Theater Company (TTC); Executive Producer for Feature Film Development for the CBN Cable Network; and Director of MOW Development and Production for the CBN Producers Group.

He was Executive Producer and Head of West Coast Operations for the NorthStar Entertainment Group, the in-house production arm of The Family Channel; President of Greenwich Films, Inc; President and Chief Operating Officer of MSH Entertainment; and since 1977, has been a Production Consultant to more than 20 film and video organizations.

He attended the University of California in Los Angeles, Fairleigh-Dickinson University and Rutgers University. In his early career, he served as a member of the staff of Boston University's School of Law and is an experienced writer of production, entertainment, grant and proposal contracts.

He functioned as an Audio/Visual Advisor to the U.S. Department of Justice from 1977 to 1979. Mr. Stathakis is also an accomplished professional photographer, having specialized in rock music performers and concert events, later as a still man on motion picture and TV sets.

Mr. Stathakis serves as both a Producer for The Company and a consultant in the area of Production & Distribution; and has dual citizenship in Canada, providing The Company with numerous production opportunities in that country.

WRITER:
-- Batman - Treatments for episodes. 20th Century Fox TV.
-- The Monroes - Episode. 20th Century Fox TV
-- John Dillinger - Feature film treatment. American International Pictures.
-- Park Street Down Under - TV series "Cheers" pilot. Co-writer. WCVB-TV.
-- Antigone - Feature film adapted from a novel. JET Films, Inc.
-- Live A Little, Die A Little - Feature film. JET Films, Inc.
-- The Living Legends - TV special. RKO-Nederlander.
-- Fabian's People - TV pilot. Co-writer. Bantam Books/ITC.
-- Broadway Variorum - Contributing writer. Publication.
-- Providing Counsel For Indigent Defendants - Co-wrote. U.S. Government publication.
-- The Main Traffic Court - Co-wrote. U.S. Government publication.
-- The Rhode Island Family Court - Co-wrote. U.S. Government publication.
-- Stage Door Disco - TV series, wrote 13 episodes. Storer Broadcasting, Boston.
-- The Last Leaf - MOW. Premier Films International.
-- Welcome Home - TV pilot for series. Co-wrote. Cinetudes Films, Inc.
-- Family Reunion, A Gospel Celebration - TV special. Co-wrote. CBN Cable Network.
-- Vallas & Son - Prime Time TV Drama series. Columbia Pictures Television.

DIRECTOR:
-- Heritage Hall Jazz Band - Director/Producer for the U.N. First American TV program produced for mainland China. National Committee on U.S./China Relations.
-- Fabian's People - TV pilot for series. Bantam Books/TTC.
-- Twelve Days In Another World - Documentary film. Color Tapes, Inc.
-- Family Reunion - Segment Director. CBN Cable Network.
-- Educational Videos and Industrial Films - Director/Producer. ICL Boston.
-- Medical Films - Twelve for in-house hospital use. ICL Boston.

PRODUCER:
-- We, The Jury - Training film. U.S. Department of Justice.
-- Dreamland - Released as theatrical feature, then ABC-TV MOW. First Run Features.
-- Eugene & Kim - Theatrical feature. Bilbo Productions.
-- Everything Is Lovely - Documentary feature. Inter-American Productions.
-- The Awakening - Theatrical feature. Gen Films, Inc.
-- Stage Door Disco - Thirteen segments. TV38 Boston.
-- A 60's Folk Reunion - Music special w/major folk groups. PBS.
-- Park Street Down Under - "Cheers" TV series pilot. WCVB-TV Boston.
-- The Marvelous Land Of Oz - HBO feature; MCA Home Video release. MCA/Universal.
-- Scrambled Feet - Showtime feature. RKO-Nederlander.
-- To Basie With Love - With Count Basie, Lena Horne, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, Dionne Warwick, Wayne Newton & others. RKO-Nederlander.
-- Alice In Wonderland - HBO feature; MCA Home video release. MCA/Universal.
-- Puss 'n Boots - HBO feature; MCA Home video release. MCA/Universal.
-- The Impossible World Of H.L. Mencken - Two hour dramatic special. PBS.
-- Rock Influences - First sponsored music series in MTV history. MTV.
-- The Neville Brothers: A New Orleans Musical Experience - TV special. A&M.
-- Dave Edmunds In Concert - Concert special aired on MTV & NBC. CBS Records.
-- The Strippers - Pilot for TV series. Metromedia.
-- Brothers Of The Road; The Allman Brothers Band - Aired WHT; home video. RCA.
-- Wind In The Willows - MOW; MCA Home video. MCA/Universal.
-- Live Dead! The Grateful Dead Live At Radio City Music Hall - Showtime special. Video release. Showtime.
-- The Red Shoes - Two hour MOW. MCA Home video. MCA/Universal.
-- Blues Alive: John Mayall's Original Blues Breakers - MTV special. Sony Home video release. RCA.
-- Warren Zevon Special. MTV's Thanksgiving Day Concert. Sony Home video. MTV.
-- The Temptations At Harrah's - Pay cable concert special. Oak Media.
-- Neil Sedaka - MTV music video. MCA/Curb Records.
-- Dead Ahead! -The Grateful Dead two hour video. Pioneer laser disc/Warner Home video release
-- O'Henry - Producer/Writer for three vignettes based on the short stories "The Last Leaf," "One Thousand Dollars" and "The Gift Of The Magi" with Anthony Quinn, Eli Wallach, Robby Benson, Carla DeVito, Martin Balsam and Francesco Quinn. PAN AM Pictures.
-- Family Reunion, A Gospel Music Celebration - Two hour TV special with Dick Clark, The Commodores, Clifton Davis, Ray Parker, Jr., Dottie West, Jeffrey Osborne and others. CBN Cable Network.
-- NBA Awards - Entertainment/Awards TV special with L.A. Lakers, Aretha Franklin, Peter Fonda and Rich Little. Harmony Gold Syndication.
-- The Planet Is Alive - TV special/home video. The Robert Evans Company.
-- For Jenny With Love - Production Executive on MOW. The Family Channel.
-- All-American Murder - Executive Producer. Theatrical feature. Prism/Vidmark.
-- Jellybean Jungle - Producer. Syndicated Children's TV Series. Sunshine Kid Vid Entertainment/Realm Production and Entertainment.
-- YaHoo BugaBoo - Producer. Children's Puppet TV Series. Realm Production and Entertainment.
-- Exit - Producer. Theatrical feature. Republic Entertainment/I.R.S. Media.
-- Van-pires - Producer. TV series. Aired on WB, UPN and Fox Networks. MSH Entertainment/Abrams Gentile Entertainment.
-- The Brewster Project - Producer. Theatrical feature. Method to the Madness Films.

AFFILIATIONS:
-- National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
-- Association of Independent Video & Filmmakers, Inc.
-- National Academy of Cable Programming
-- Independent Feature Projects/West
-- National Academy of Program Television Executives
-- Producer's Guild of America

AWARDS:
-- EMMY Award Nomination. Park Street Down Under. Producer/writer, 1980.
-- VIRA Award. The Marvelous Land Of Oz. Best home video, 1982, Family.
-- ACE Award. Puss 'n Boots. Best program, 1984.
-- ACE Award. The Red Shoes. Outstanding Program Achievement, 1985, Family.
-- ACE Award Nominations (2). MTV's Rock Influences. Producer, Best Music Series in 1985 & 1986.
-- ACE Award Nomination. Wind In The Willows. Producer, Best Children's Special, 1985.
-- Honorable Mention - Chicago Children's Film Festival. The Red Shoes. Producer, 1987.
-- Honorable Mention - Chicago Children's Film Festival. Wind In The Willows. Producer, 1987.
-- U. S. International Film & Video Award. Van-pires. Most Creative Program Series, 1998.

To contact Jonathan Stathakis - E-MAIL: JGStathakis@aol.com

DON E. FAUNTLEROY: With only seven years of experience, Don E. FauntLeRoy was accepted into the American Society of Cinematographers as a Director of Photography. His rise has been swift and his reputation as one of the most talented young cinematographers has been equally as rapid. Don's major break came in 1994 when he was given the opportunity of shooting David Wolper's epic mini-series, "North and South, Book III," which culminated with the ASC honoring him with a nomination. His most recent films are "Jeepers Creepers" and "Jeepers Creepers 2"done for Francis Ford Coppola's company in association with United Artists.

Don's technical knowledge is formidable and his experience is virtually unsurpassed. Starting as an Assistant Cameraman in 1972, he has worked with some of the finest Directors and Directors of Photography in the industry: James Cameron, Peter Hyams, Martin Scorsese, Harry Stradling, Robert Surtees, Michael Chapman, Herbert Ross, Haskell Wexler, Adam Greenberg, Richard Donner, Sam Peckinpah, Billy Wilder, Steven Spielberg and Blake Edwards, to name a few. Don's style, speed and exuberance reflect this intense professional background.

He has since gone on to direct and photograph some of the screen's most interesting talents including Sam Shephard, Dean Stockwell, Patrick Swayze, Stockard Channing, Diane Keaton, Diane Lane, Mimi Rodgers, Elizabeth Pena, Rutger Hauer, Jacqueline Bisset and Linda Hamilton. A native of Los Angeles and a graduate of U.S.C., Don's philosophy is simple: film, film, film...which leaves a small amount of time for his wife, Lesley-Anne Down, and their four children, one dog, two cats and a bird.

Don's grandfather was a Still Cameraman and his father an Optical Cameraman, from whom came Don's interest, then passion, for the film industry. His grandfather's collection of antique cameras and photographic equipment was handed down to him and he has continued to build on that collection, now possessing a large, rare and virtually irreplaceable array of film cameras and paraphernalia. It is destined to be inherited by his eldest daughter, Season, who is following in her father's footsteps, and is already an accomplished and working Assistant Cameraperson. When Don works, he insist on two things: Panavision equipment and Eastman Kodak stock. "They are the best" and coming from one of the best, you know he's right!

Don is a member of The Woofenill Works' Contributing Talent Group and will be participating as a Director of Photography on a number of the Company's motion picture projects and will be in the "Director's chair" on some of the Company's feature properties. His list of credits not only attests to his talent and reputation, but his versatility as well.

DIRECTOR

-- Anacondas: Trail Of Blood - 2009 - Starring Crystal Allen, John-Rhys Davies. Producers: Alison Semenza, Benjamin Sacks
-- Anaconda 3: The Offspring - 2008 - Starring Crystal Allen, David Hasslehoff, John Rhys-Davies. Exec Producer: Philip Goldfine, Producer: Alison Semenza
-- Fastpitch - 2008 - Producers: Victor Bardack, Doug Peterson
-- Urban Justice - 2007 - Starring Steven Seagal. Producer: Steven Seagal
-- Lightspeed - 2006 - Starring Jason Connery, Lee Majors. Producer: Paul D. Goldman
-- Mercenary - 2005 - Starring Steven Seagal. Exec. Producers: Steven Seagal, Avi Lerner; Producers: Danny Lerner, Philip Goldfine
-- Seven Days Of Grace - 2006 - Starring Lesley-Anne Down, Olivia Hussey & Stephanie Beacham. Exec Producer: Peter Evans, Producer: Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- Today You Die - 2004 - Starring Steven Seagal. Exec. Producers: Steven Seagal, Avi Lerner; Producers: Danny Lerner, Les Weldon.
-- The Perfect Wife - 2000 - Starring Perry King, Lesley-Anne Down & Shannon Sturges. Exec. Producer: P. David; Producers: C. Peterson, N. A. Zanitsch.
-- Young Hearts Unlimited - 1998 - Starring Corbin Bernson, Lesley-Anne Down & Robert Carradine. Exec Producer: Yoram Pelmen; Prod: Ariel Wapnir.

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
-- Anacondas: Trail Of Blood - Director, Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- My Father's Will - Director, Fred Manocherian
-- Kill Me - Director, Farnaz Samiinia
-- Anaconda 3 - Director, Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- Urban Justice - Director, Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- The Year Without A Santa Claus - Director, Ron Underwood
-- Lightspeed - Director, Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- Mercenary - Director, Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- Today You Die - Director, Don E. FauntLeRoy
-- Helter Skelter - Director, John Gray
-- Into The Sun - Director, mink
-- Jeepers Creepers 2 - Director, Victor Salva
-- Wheelmen - Director, William L. Arance
-- Frogmen Operation Stormbringer - Director, Franklin L. Vallette
-- Jeepers Creepers - Director, Victor Salva
-- Lying In Wait - Director, D. Shone Kirkpatrick
-- Seven Girlfriends - Director, Paul Lazarus
-- The King's Guard - Director, Jonathan Tydor
-- Rites Of Passage - Director, Victor Salva
-- Shangri-La - Director, Starling Price
-- Power Play - Director, David Prior
-- Munchie Strikes Back - Director, Jim Wynorski
-- Heaven And Hell - North and South Book 3 - Director, Larry Pierce
-- Ultraman - Director, King Wilder
-- Body Chemistry 3 - Director, Jim Wynorski
-- Night Trap - Director, David Prior
-- Skateboard Kid - Director, Larry Swerdlove
-- Munchie - Director, Jim Wynorski
-- Divided We Stand - Director, Michael Tuchner
-- Mother Of The Bride - Director, Charles Correll
-- The Price She Paid - Director, Fred Walton
-- The Frog Girl - Director, Harry Longstreet
-- Convicted: A Mother's Story - Director, Richard Heffron
-- Mike Hammer: Murder In Las Vegas - Director, John Nicolella
-- The Only Thrill - Director, Pete Masterson
-- Goldilocks & The Three Bears - Director, Brent Loefke
-- Felony - Director, David Prior
-- The Devil At Mardi Gras - Director, David Prior
-- Lily Dale - Director, Pete Masterson
-- Quantum Leap - Episodes
-- Gidget - Episodes

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - TV & CABLE MOVIES
-- Helter Skelter - Director, John Gray
-- Aftermath - Director, Lorraine Senna
-- The Perfect Nanny - Director, Robert Malenfant
-- Sex & Mrs. X - Director, Arthur Allen Sidelman
-- Lily Dale - Director, Peter Masterson
-- The Soul Collector - Director, Michael Scott
-- Legion of Fire, Killer Ants - Director, Jim Charleston
-- Heaven & Hell - Director, Larry Peerce

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - SECOND UNIT
-- Bound By Honor - Director, Taylor Hackford
-- Rapid Fire - Director, Max J. Kleven
-- Home For Christmas - Director, Jim Wynorski
-- To Sleep With A Vampire - Director, Adam Friedman
-- 2010 - Director, Peter Hyams
-- Four Eyes - Director, Pierre Haggard

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY/CAMERA OPERATOR - SECOND UNIT
-- Lady Killers - Director, Robert Lewis
-- Six Against The Rock - Director, Paul Wendkose
-- She Stood Alone - Director, Jack Gold
-- Criminal Behavior - Director, Michael Miller

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - COMMERCIALS
-- Everstick featuring Farrah Fawcett
-- California Contour featuring Joan Rivers

CAMERA OPERATOR - FEATURES
-- Terminator 2, Judgment Day - Director, James Cameron. D.P., A. Greenberg
-- Tune In Tomorrow - Director, John Amiel. D.P., Robert Stevens
-- Betsy's Wedding - Director, Alan Alda. D.P., Kelvin Pike
-- Osterman Weekend - Director, Sam Peckinpah. D.P., John Coquillon, B.S.C.
-- A Blind Date - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- A Fine Mess - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- Goonies - Director, Richard Donner. D.P., Robert Stevens
-- Outer Heat - Director, Gram Baker. D.P., Adam Greenberg
-- For Keeps - Director, John Avildson. D.P., James Crabe
-- Playing For Keeps - Director, Robert & Harvey Weinstein. D.P., E. Knowman
-- Scene From A Goldmine - Director, Marc Rocco. D.P., Cliff Ralke
-- Sunset - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., Tony Richmond

ASSISTANT CAMERAMAN - FEATURES
-- Turning Point - Director, Herbert Ross. D.P. Robert Surtees
-- Raging Bull - Director, Martin Scorcese. D.P., Michael Chapman
-- 10 - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., Frank Stanley
-- S.O.B. - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- The Man Who Loved Women - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., Haskel Wexler
-- The Return Of The Pink Panther - Director, Blake Edwards. D.P., R. Husch
-- E.T. - Director, Steven Spielberg. D.P., Allen Daviau
-- Star Chamber - Director & D.P., Peter Hyams
-- 2010 - Director & D.P., Peter Hyams
-- Buddy Buddy - Director, Billy Wilder. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- Convoy - Director, Sam Peckinpah. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- Oh God, Book Two - Director, Gil Cates. D.P., Ralph Woolsey
-- Stir Crazy - Director, Sidney Poitier. D.P., Fred Schuler
-- The Woman In Red - Director, Gene Wilder. D.P., Fred Schuler
-- Streets Of Fire - Director, Walter Hill. D.P., Andrew Lazlo
-- Main Event - Director, Howard Zieff. D.P., Mario Tossi
-- Mommie Dearest - Director, Frank Perry. D.P., Paul Lohman
-- The Swarm - Director, Irwin Allen. D.P., Fred Koencamp
-- Under The Rainbow - Director, Steve Rash. D.P., Frank Stanley
-- Personal Best - Director, Robert Towne. D.P., Michael Chapman
-- Wholly Moses - Director, Gary Weis. D.P., Frank Stanley
-- Private Benjamin - Director, Howard Zieff. D.P., David Walsh
-- The Man With Bogart's Face - Director, Robert Day. D.P., Richard Glouner
-- The Gong Show Movie - Director, Chuck Barris. D.P., Richard Glouner
-- O'Hara's Wife - Director, Bill Bartman. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- The Pursuit Of D.B. Cooper - Director, Buzz Kulik. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- Go Tell The Spartans - Director, Ted Post. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- Born Again - Director, Irving Rapper. D.P., Harry Stradling
-- The Greatest - Director, Tom Gries. D.P., Harry Stradling

MOVIES OF THE WEEK - CAMERA OPERATOR
-- Criminal Behavior - Director, Michael Miller. D.P., Thomas Burstyn
-- Donor - Director, Larry Shaw. D.P., Neil Roach
-- Ask Man - Director, Vince McEveety. D.P., James Swain
-- NightWalk - Director, Jerrold Freedman. D.P., Thomas Burstyn
-- Miracle Landing - Director, Dick Lowry. D.P., Frank Beascoechea

MOVIES OF THE WEEK - ASSISTANT CAMERAMAN
-- Bud And Lou Story - Director, Robert Thompson. D.P., Richard Glouner
-- Walking Through Fire - Director, Robert Day. D.P., Richard Glouner
-- The Patricia Neal Story - Director, Anthony Harvey. D.P., Ray Villalobose
-- Jealousy - Director, Jeffrey Bloom. D.P., Gayne Rescher
-- Delta County - Director, Glen Jordan. D.P., William Cronjager
-- Gladiola Girls - Director, James Crabe.

TELEVISION MINI-SERIES - CAMERA OPERATOR & ASST CAMERAMAN
-- North & South - Director, Richard Heffron. D.P., S. Larner. Camera Operator
-- How The West Was Won - Director, Burt Kennedy. D.P., Jack Woolfe. A.C.
-- Moviola - Director, John Erman. D.P., Gayne Rescher. A.C.
-- Winds Of War - Director, Dan Curtis. D.P., Steve Larner/Charles Correll. A.C.

TELEVISION SERIES - CAMERA OPERATOR & ASSISTANT CAMERAMAN
-- T.J. Hooker - D.P., James Swain. Camera Operator
-- Cagney And Lacey - D.P., Jack Priestly. Camera Operator
-- Beauty And The Beast - D.P., Frank Beascoechea. Camera Operator
-- Westside Medical - D.P., John Erman/Gayne Rescher. A.C.
-- Vegas - D.P., Richard Glouner. A.C.
-- Code Red - D.P., Lamar Boren. A.C.

TELEVISION PILOTS - CAMERA OPERATOR & ASSISTANT CAMERAMAN
-- Quantum Leap - Director, David Hemmings. Camera Operator
-- The Fog - D.P., Richard Kelley. A.C.
-- The Boys In Blue - Director, Gary Nelson. D.P., Gayne Rescher. A.C.

To contact Don E. FauntLeRoy E-MAIL:fauntle6@hotmail.com

TOM LOGAN: The best-selling director's book, "The Film Director," heralds Tom Logan as "the best low-budget director in the marketplace."His feature credits include SHAKMA, a film that he shot for $750,000 in 1989 and starred Roddy McDowall and Christopher Atkins. To date, SHAKMA has grossed more than $10M. Other feature credits include SHOOT, starring Miles O'Keefe and Dee Dee Pfeiffer; DREAMTRAP, which he also wrote, and starred Kristy Swanson; THE NIGHT BRINGS CHARLIE, which he also produced, and starred Kerry Knight; SMOOTH OPERATOR, starring Samuel Combs, Jr; and ESCAPE FROM CUBA, based on a true story, for Overpass Productions.

Tom has directed numerous TV shows and pilots including MODERN MIRACLES, a pilot which he also wrote, THE NEON TIKI TRIBE, a children's pilot which he also wrote; WORKING TITLE, a comedy for Canadian Network Television which he also produced; and WHAT IF, a syndicated, children's TV series. He wrote, produced and directed numerous episodes of REAL STORIES OF THE HIGHWAY PATROL, a top-rated, nationally syndicated TV show. His most recent TV credit is as Director of BLOODHOUNDS, INC, starring Richard Thomas. He won the 1994 PRODUCERS CHOICE AWARD for "Outstanding Direction of a Television Variety Program" for directing the 1994 Miss North America Pageant for an international TV audience.

Before becoming a Director, Tom was a full-time actor. He had a recurring role on the #1 rated, daytime soap, GENERAL HOSPITAL, on and off for 13 years playing "Gary." He also had a one year, recurring role on DAYS OF OUR LIVES as well as principal roles on other soaps including THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. He has had co-starring roles in a number of prime-time series including CHIPS, JAMES AT 14, THE HARDY BOYS, PROJECT UFO, WHAT'S HAPPENING and many more. He has also starred in numerous national TV commercials for McDONALDS, HONDA, COCA-COLA, COPPERTONE, BURGER KING, etc.

Tom had featured, principal and co-starring roles in such feature films as MASSACRE AT CENTRAL HIGH, THE BEACH GIRLS, GETTING READY and many others. He has also had feature roles in over 70 live stage productions including MAME, APPLAUSE, YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN as well as many national tours.

Before directing feature films, Tom was an acting coach whose clients included top stars from the major networks, film stars, top baseball and football players, rock stars and other well-know personalities. In 1987, he won the prestigious GOLDEN HALO AWARD for "The Most Outstanding Contribution To The Entertainment Industry" for his contributions made as an acting instructor for many of the major studios and for his acting seminars. He was the winner of the 1986 BRONZE HALO AWARD for "Outstanding Contributions To The Entertainment Industry" for authoring his two, best-selling books.

Tom's first book, HOW TO ACT AND EAT AT THE SAME TIME, is required reading in hundreds of universities and acting schools, internationally, and is in its Second Edition, Fifth Printing with endorsements from the likes of Lucille Ball, Charlton Heston, Debbie Reynolds and a host of agents, producers and directors. His second book, ACTING IN THE MILLION DOLLAR MINUTE, which is solely devoted to the commercials medium, is in its Second Printing and contains endorsements from such commercial stars as Dick Whipple (Mr. Whipple of Charmin Bathroom Tissue) and Virginia Christine (Mrs. Olsen of Folger's Coffee). This year he completed sequels to both books which will be published and available world-wide.

For more than 23 years, Tom has performed his weekend acting seminars in five countries and forty-five states for the same clients. He headed up the TV/Film & Commercial Acting Departments in Los Angeles at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, West (1981-1989), The American Film Institute (1981-1988) and the Tracy Roberts Studio in Beverly Hills (1980-1989).

Tom holds the highest rating available to an airplane pilot from the FAA - AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT. He is an instrument-rated, commercial pilot who holds all instructor ratings certified by the FAA: Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), Certified Flight Instrument Instructor (CFII), Multi-Engine Instructor/Instrument (MEI), Basic Ground Instructor (BGI), Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI) and Instrument Ground Instructor (IGI). Although he no longer teaches, he is a member of the National Association of Flight Instructors. He is also a member of the American Medical Support Flight Team and Angle Flight; and volunteers his airplane, fuel and pilot services for medical emergencies for patients who cannot afford such services.

Tom holds a B.A. (Cum Laude, Honor Roll and Dean's List) in Theatre Arts from California State University. He presently resides in Newport Beach, California with his wife, Wendy, a former casting director at Universal Studios, Florida; and his son, Lear. Tom Logan has added his many talents - in a variety of areas - to the Contributing Group of The Woofenill Works. Initially, he will be directing some of the Company's low-budget offerings.

For information regarding Tom Logan see his Website: http://www.tomlogan.com

LARRY KOSTROFF: Larry Kostroff's career began as a musician. After studying at the Julliard School of Music - percussion with Saul Goodman and Composition with Edgar Varese - he played with a variety off jazz groups in and around New York City. An interest in the dramatic arts led him to the American Theatre Wing where he studied directing with Lee Strasberg. His first employment in the entertainment industry was not in theatre but, unexpectedly, in Film Production.

Realizing the technical differences between the two disciplines, he enrolled at the Academy of Film Technique in New York City where he studied nightly while working in production during the day. He has worked exclusively in film ever since, developing an expertise in physical production.

Although he has held positions as a Director, Cinematographer and Editor on documentary, commercial and episodic TV films, his main body of work has been as a Line Producer and Production Manager on theatrical feature films and long-form TV programming.

Additionally, Larry held executive positions at MGM/UA as an Executive Production Manager; and HBO/Silver Screen Partnership as Vice President of Production, creating a Production Department to support their Feature Film Program. On a parallel track, he has been on the faculty of the American Film Institute, UCLA, USA, NYU, Chapman University, Los Angeles Film School; and has conducted numerous seminars on various aspects of film production.

In the course of his film career, Larry Kostroff has filmed extensively in the U.S., as well as in Canada, Great Britain, Mexico, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Spain, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Hong Kong, The Philippines, Jamaica, Bahamas and Ireland.

Currently residing in Long Beach, California with his wife and son, Larry has joined The Contributing Talent Group of The Woofenill Works, Inc. He will be functioning as a Line Producer and Production Manager on many of The Company's projects.

CREDITS
HBO/SILVER SCREEN PARTNERSHIP, V.P., Physical Production: - SWEET DREAMS, FLASHPOINT, HEAVEN HELP US, THE TROUBLE WITH SPIES, HEAD OFFICE, VOLUNTEERS, SUMMER JOBS, THE HITCHER.

MGM/UA, Executive Production Manager: - BRAINSTORM, FORCED VENGEANCE, WAR GAMES, MY FAVORITE YEAR, THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY, ROMANTIC COMEDY, ENDANGERED SPECIES.

PRODUCER: - THE GUMSHOE KID, Argus Entertainment; CODE NAME: DANCER, Phoenix Productions; WHEN A STRANGER CALLS, Mel Simon Productions; KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE, UA Theater Corporation.

LINE PRODUCER/PRODUCTION MANAGER: - JESUS THE DRIVER, DVD Feature, JTD Productions; ROCKETS RED GLARE, Argus Entertainment; DARK SKIES, Columbia TV; STOP OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT, Universal Pictures; HARD TO KILL, Warner Brothers; STANLEY AND IRIS, MGM/UA; COMMANDO, 20th Century Fox; THE LAST DETAIL, Columbia Pictures; A NEW LEAF, Paramount Pictures; THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER, Warner Brothers; THE FAR TURN, Columbia TV; THE JOURNEY OF MEG LAUREL, Columbia TV; FIRE IN THE SKY, Columbia TV; INSIDE THE KKK, Columbia TV; THE AMERICAN GIRLS (TV PILOT), Columbia TV; 240 ROBERT (TV PILOT), Columbia TV; FANTASY ISLAND, Columbia TV; THE DEFENDERS, CBS-TV; BARETTA, Universal TV.

ADDITIONAL CREDITS: - THE MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE STORY, Producer's Representative for Halmi Productions; RETURN FROM THE RIVER KWAI, Completion Bond Representative for Film Finances, Inc.; FAMILY REUNION, Executive in Charge of Production, Columbia TV.

ACADEMIC CREDITS: - THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE, Faculty (1982-1990) - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, Instructor (1991-1995) - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Adjunct Professor (1997) - CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY, Professor (1998-2000) - THE LOS ANGELES FILM SCHOOL, Professor (1999 - Current)

To contact Larry Kostroff - E-MAIL: lkostroff@yahoo.com

RODGER MAUS: Rodger Maus exemplifies the "old school" of Production Designers whose talents encompassed history, architecture, painting, sculpture, graphic design, and possessed the creativity to understand and translate the vision of any film.

During the course of his stellar career, he was nominated for an Emmy in 2002 for Outstanding Art Direction on "The Mists Of Avalon;" won an Emmy in 1995 for Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction for a Mini-series or Special for "Scarlett;" and was nominated for an Oscar in 1983 for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration for "Victor/Victoria."

Some of Rodger's credits include:

FILM:

THE PEST - 1997 - Production Designer, Dir. - Paul Miller
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED - 1995 - Production Designer, Dir. - John Carpenter
SWITCH - 1991 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
SKIN DEEP - 1989 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
SPELLBINDER - 1988 - Production Designer, Dir. - Janet Greek
SUNSET - 1988 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
BLIND DATE - 1987 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
A FINE MESS - 1986 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
THE BUDDY SYSTEM - 1984 - Production Designer, Dir. - Glenn Jordan
MICKI & MAUDE - 1984 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
THE MAN WHO LOVED WOMEN - 1983 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
TRENCHCOAT - 1983 - Production Designer, Dir. - Michael Tuchner
VICTOR/VICTORIA - 1982 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
S.O.B. - 1981 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
HERBIE GOES BANANAS - 1980 - Art Director, Dir. - Vincent McEveety
10 - 1979 - Art Director, Dir. - Blake Edwards
UP THE SANDBOX - 1973 - Art Director, Dir. - Irving Kirschner
THE MECHANIC - 1972 - Art Director, Dir. - Michael Winner
THE SEVEN MINUTES - 1971 - Art Director, Dir. - Russ Meyer

TELEVISION:

NATIONAL LAMPOON, COUSIN EDDIE'S VACATION (Movie) - 2003 - Production Designer, Dir. - Nick Mark
MD'S (Series) - 2003 - Production Designer, Dir. - Various
THE LOCKET (Movie) - 2002 - Production Designer, Dir. - Karen Arthur
THE MISTS OF AVALON (Mini-series) - 2001 - Production Designer, Dir. - Uli Edel
THE SONG OF THE LARK (Movie) - 2000 - Production Designer, Dir. - Karen Arthur
THE FUGITIVE (Series) - 2000 - Production Designer, Dir. - Various
THE DUKES OF HAZZARD - HAZZARD IN HOLLYWOOD (Movie) - 2000 - Production Designer, Dir. - Bradford May
FAMILY SHIELD (Mini-series) - 1999 - Production Designer, Dir. - Jean de Segonzac
A WILL OF THEIR OWN (Mini-series) - 1998 - Production Designer, Dir. - Karen Arthur TRUE WOMEN (Movie) - 1997 - Production Designer, Dir. - Karen Arthur
THE INVADERS (Movie) - 1995 - Production Designer, Dir. - Paul Shapiro
SCARLETT (Mini-series) - 1994 - Production Designer, Dir. - John Erman
HEAVEN & HELL, NORTH & SOUTH PART III (Movie) - 1993 - Production Designer, Dir. - Larry Pearce
BRISCO COUNTY (Series Pilot) - 1993 - Production Designer, Dir. - Bryan Spicer
O PIONEER'S (Movie) - 1992 - Production Designer, Dir. - Glenn Jordan
QUEEN (Mini-series) - 1992 - Production Designer, Dir. - John Erman
JULIE (Series) - 1991 - Production Designer, Dir. - Blake Edwards
FIRE! TRAPPED ON THE 37TH FLOOR (Movie) - 1991 - Production Designer, Dir. - Robert Day
GUTS & GLORY, THE RISE & FALL OF OLIVER NORTH - (Movie) - 1989 - Art Director, Dir. - Mike Robe
PARENT TRAP: HAWAIIAN HONEYMOON (Movie) - 1989 - Production Designer, Dir. - Mollie Miller
THE HOLLYWOOD DETECTIVE (Movie) - 1989 - Production Designer, Dir. - Kevin Connor
THE GIFTED ONE (Movie) - 1989 - Production Designer, Dir. - Stephen Herek
WHO GETS THE FRIENDS (Movie) - 1988 - Production Designer, Dir. - Lila Garrett
OUT ON A LIMB (Mini-series) - 1986 - Art Director, Dir. - Bob Butler
EBONY, IVORY AND JADE (Movie) - 1979 - Art Director, Dir. - John Llewellynn Moxey
MURDER IN PEYTON PLACE (Movie) - 1977 - Art Director, Dir. - Bruce Kessler
THE MISSING ARE DEADLY (Movie) - 1975 - Production Designer, Dir. - Don McDougall
IT'S GOOD TO BE ALIVE (Movie) - 1974 - Art Director, Dir. - Michael Landon
MESSAGE TO MY DAUGHTER (Movie) - 1973 - Art Director, Dir. - Robert Michael Lewis
TERROR ON THE BEACH (Movie) - 1973 - Art Director, Dir. - Paul Wendkos
CLASS OF '63 (Movie) - 1973 - Art Director, Dir. - John Korty
HONOR THY FATHER (Movie) - 1973 - Art Director, Dir. - Paul Wendkos
GO ASK ALICE (Movie) - 1973 - Art Director, Dir. - John Korty
FIREHOUSE (Movie) - 1973 - Production Designer, Dir. - Alex March
MASH (Series) - 1972 - Art Director, Dir. - Various
PAPER MAN (Movie) - 1971 - Production Designer, Dir. - Walter Grauman
CITY BENEATH THE SEA (Movie) - 1971 - Art Director, Dir. - Irwin Allen
THE TIME TUNNEL (Series) - 1966 - Art Director, Dir. - Irwin Allen, et. al.

DAVID B. BARON: With more than 13 years under his belt, Editor and Post Production Supervisor David B. Baron uses his experience and talent to allow producers and directors to rest easy as their films enter the post-production process. His diverse talent and experience led The Woofenill Works to add David B. Baron to the Company’s Contributing Talent Group.

David hails from Northern California and attended California State University Chico where he discovered an affinity for the filmmaking process. In 1990 he received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications Design and a ticket to Los Angeles. He quickly landed a job with Laser-Pacific Media Corporation as an assistant editor and worked on "Seinfeld," "Wings," "Cheers," "Thirtysomething," The Wonder Years," "In Living Color," "Melrose Place," "Beverly Hills 90210," "The Larry Sanders Show," "Dream On" and "Tales From The Crypt." At Laser Pacific, Baron was able to experience many aspects of TV post-production including film developing, telecine, off-line and on-line editing, sound supervision and color timing.

In the summer of 1992, David accepted a position at Skywalker Sound (a division of Lucas Digital Limited). It was there that he was able to learn the motion picture post-production process from some of the best producing teams in the industry. As an assistant sound editor and audio technician, he worked on such titles as "Jurassic Park," "Casper," "Forrest Gump," "Mission: Impossible," "Toy Story," "Mrs. Doubtfire," "Nine Months," "Strange Days," "Jumanji," "A River Runs Through It," "Quiz Show," "Home For The Holidays" and "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles." During his tenure at Skywalker, he not only mastered traditional and digital post-production techniques, but also had access to the facility to write, produce and direct his own award winning short film "An Exercise in Futility." In addition, he was the sound supervisor for an independent film project with a group of animators at Industrial Light and Magic.

In 1996, David returned to Los Angeles as the post production coordinator for Saban Entertainment's popular teen show "Sweet Valley High." After completing the show's forty-four episodes, he moved on to the world of independent features and shorts where his roles included associate producer, post-supervisor and editor. This experience led him to Miramax Films where he was a staff editor for five years and worked on various films for their Television/Home Video Department, including many behind-the-scenes specials, Academy Award campaigns, DVD supplemental materials and numerous TV and airline versions of films including "The English Patient," "Sling Blade" and "Scream."

After years of dedicated service to some of the industries top companies David started his own company, Light Post, a full service post-production facility. He has completed numerous projects for a variety of A-list clients including "Animals Of The NFL" for the National Geographic Channel and "The 7th Annual PRISM Awards." Currently in post-production is the independent feature "Americano."

To contact David B. Baron - E-MAIL: david@lightpost.tv

RANDY GARDELL: Randy began his professional career in New York City at Michael-Jon Costumes from 1979 to 1981 as an in-house design assistant on such well known and long running Broadway productions as "42nd Street," Barnum," "Amadeus" and "Peter Pan" as well as opera, ballet, movies and television, all the while learning from some of the most talented Costume Designers in the business. He soon began designing his own projects including plays, independent films, music videos, commercials, special events for corporate clients and performance costumes for artists with RCA records.

Moving to Los Angeles in 1991, his talents as a Specialty Costume Coordinator and manufacturer helped to create some of the most technically complicated costumes to ever appear in movie houses. He has over two dozen films to his credit including "Batman & Robin," "Batman Forever," "Batman Returns," "The Shadow," "Demolition Man" and "Hocus Pocus." He designed the costumes for the Sci-Fi Television series "Crusade" and the feature film "A Question Of Faith." Randy was the associate costume designer on "Charlie's Angels" and along with Yvonne Blake was also nominated for an Emmy Award for the TV film "James Dean: An Invented Life."

Randy's work has also had prominent display on the stage. In 1999, he received a Backstage Drama Critics Award for best Costume Design for his work in "Light Up The Sky" and a 1998 Drama Critics Nomination for Best Costume Design for his work in "Present Laughter," both for the Pasadena Playhouse/State Theatre of California. Other projects include a revival of "Follies" and "On The 20th Century," both at the Wadsworth Theatre in Los Angeles; "Do I Hear A Waltz," "As Bees In Honey Drown," "An Ideal Wife" and "Les Girls, 1, 2, 3," an annual musical review benefiting the National Breast Cancer Coalition Fund and starring David Hyde Pierce, Allison Janney, Jane Krakowski, Jane Leeves, Eric McCormack, Helen Hunt, Jean Smart, Peri Gilpin, Steven Weber, William H. Macy and many more.

CREDITS
FILM & TELEVISION
*Emmy Award Nomination
Costume Design:
The Cat (Live action/animated) - Costume Designer
Sorry Haters - Costume Designer
Duplex - Associate Costume Designer
A Question Of Faith - Costume Designer
James Dean: An Invented Life (TV Movie) - *Associate Costume Designer
Charlie's Angels - Associate Costume Designer
Crusade (Sci-Fi Series) - Costume Designer
Batman & Robin - Associate Costume Designer/Dept. Coordinator
Batman Forever - Associate Costume Designer/Dept. Coordinator
The Shadow - Assistant Costume Designer
Scenes From The Plague Year - Costume Designer
Sahara - Costume Designer
Notte Di Salvatico Asino - Costume Designer
The Cosby Show - TV Series - Assistant Costume Designer
Beauty Sleeps - Costume Designer
Gemello Unico - Costume Designer
Emoi-Emoi - Costume Designer
Specialty Costume Creation & Construction:
Scorpion King - Specialty Costume
Planet Of The Apes - Specialty Costume
Waterworld - Specialty Costume
Demolition Man - Specialty Costume
Hocus Pocus - Specialty Costume
Meteor Man - Specialty Costume
Journey To The Center Of The Earth - Specialty Costume
Toys - Specialty Costume
Dracula - Specialty Costume
Batman Returns - Specialty Costume

THEATRE
*Drama Critics Nomination for Best Costume Design; ** Backstage Drama Critics Garland Award for Best Costume Design
110 In The Shade - Pasadena Playhouse - Costume Designer
Company - Freud Theatre - Costume Designer
Les Girls Four - Henry Fonda Theatre, LA - Costume Designer
Les Girls Three - Henry Fonda Theatre, LA - Costume Designer
As Bees In Honey Drown - Pasadena Playhouse - Costume Designer
On The 20th Century - Wadsworth Theatre, LA - Costume Designer
Les Girls Two - Palladium, LA - Costume Designer
Follies - Wadsworth Theatre, LA - Costume Designer
Les Girls - El Rey Theatre, LA - Costume Designer
Do I Hear A Waltz - Pasadena Playhouse - Costume Designer
Ideal Wife - Pacific Residents Theatre, LA - Costume Designer
Light Up The Sky - Pasadena Playhouse - **Costume Designer
Present Laughter - Pasadena Playhouse - *Costume Designer
The Many Deaths Of Danny Rosalis - LA - Costume Designer
Stray Dogs - Actors Playhouse, NYC - Costume Designer
Should Have Been Love - NYC - Costume Designer
The Great Ghost - Westport CT. - Costume Designer
Matchmaker - NYC - Costume Designer
Memory of Two Mondays - WestBeth Theatre, NYC - Costume Designer
Deep Freeze - Troup Theatre, NYC - Costume Designer

MICHAEL-JON COSTUMES, NEW YORK - 1979 - 1981 - In-House Assistant:
THEATRE
Barnum, Lolita, I Won't Dance, Amadeus, Philadelphia Story, Peter Pan, Rose, Ain't Misbehavin', Talley's Folly, The Elephant Man, Blackstone, 42nd Street, West Side Story, Waltz, Songbook, David Copperfield, Hide & Seek, Medea, Frankenstein, American Clock, Censored Scenes From King Kong.
FILM
Nighthawks, Annie, Soup For One, Mary Stuart, The Fan, Rollover, Divine Madness

OPERA
Brooklyn Academy of Music - Turandot
Dallas Opera - The Wild Duck, Samson & Delilah
San Francisco Opera - Midsummer Night's Dream
New York City Opera- La Clamenza Di Tito

TOURING COMPANIES
Whoopee
Peter Pan

RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL
Christmas Spectacular 1979
Ginger Rogers at the Music Hall

TELEVISION
Peggy Fleming Special
Julie Andrews: Invitation To The Dance with Rudolph Nureyev

BALLET
The Joffrey Ballet

CORPORATE CLIENTS
Costume Design for Fashion & Trade Shows, Displays & Company Image Promotion
RIT Dye Corporation - Company Image Promotion; E.G. Smith Inc., NYC - All of the above; Mediaworks, NYC - Company Promotional Video; Men's Fashion Association, NYC - Costumes for Participants; Viacom International Inc., NYC - Company Image Promotion; Cuttysark Menswear Awards, NYC - Costumes for Participants; Night of 100 Tree's Christmas Benefit - Display; Macy's Herald Square, NYC - Company Image Promotion; Natl. Assoc. of Men's Sportswear Buyers - Trade Show; Design Industries Foundation Fighting Aids - Costumes for Participants; Frances Denney Inc., NYC - Company Image Promotion; Lily Pulitzer Inc., NYC - Company Image Promotion; J.C. Penney Inc., NYC - Company Image Promotion; Capezio Inc., NYC - Company Image Promotion

To contact Randy Gardell - E-MAIL: GarBurr@aol.com

VINCENT J. GUASTINI: Born in 1963, Vincent J. Guastini was educated at Dickinson High School where his major courses of interest were art, business, computers and photography. However, he pursued his sculpting and character creations through self-teaching methods and advice from mentors in the special effects field. His first opportunity to work on special make-up effects for a motion picture came in 1985 on the film "Spookies" for Sony Pictures. He was brought on board to design an effects lab, and to sculpt and construct various mechanical creatures.

By 1986, Vincent had already begun building his own clientele and assembled a talented special effects team for his TV and film projects including an opening sequence for MTV; the ‘walking/talking’ TV for Crest Toothpaste; and a cable controlled creature for Quaker Oats' HO Cereal. He was also one of the featured artists on a 'How To' Effects Video Tape which sold nationally.

One of his early accomplishments came in 1989 when he was contracted to head up the effects for "Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor." By the film's end, Vincent and his team, which consisted of a 30-man crew, generated over 15 mechanically articulated creatures including a giant 7-foot alien. The "Alien Factor" went on to win numerous awards around the country, including the prestigious International Film Festival Award for Best Special Effects.

In the same year, Academy Award winner Dick Smith who, at the time, was Make-Up Effects Consultant for the new TV series "Monsters," produced by Laurel Entertainment, contacted him. Vincent designed, created and supervised the effects for many of "Monsters" episodes during the first three seasons.

He was soon called to Hollywood to work with make-up artist Kevin Yagher on Universal's "Child's Play III" and "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" for Orion Pictures. There he assisted in the creation of the animatronic "Chucky" dolls, the construction of a 10-foot animatronic rabbit and the evil Bill and Ted robots.

A challenging film project for Vincent was Michael Mann's $50M remake of "The Last of the Mohicans" for 2Oth-Century Fox. He oversaw the Prosthetics Department, supervising a crew to generate various graphic and realistic effects as well as a multitude of wounds and prosthetics applied to the principal actors and hundreds of extras. His studio was also praised for the weight loss transformation of Oscar nominee Ellen Burstyn in the acclaimed motion picture "Requiem For A Dream" released by Artisan Entertainment.

For "Super Mario Brothers: The Movie" in 1993, Vincent supervised the special make-up effects/prosthetics, and setup the effects lab for this Walt Disney Picture starring Bob Hoskins and Dennis Hopper. The various characters he created earned him a spot on the ‘short list of seven’ as a possible nomination for an Oscar, which Walt Disney Studios recommended. In May of 1995, ABC-TV broadcast Stephen King's mini-series "The Langolier's." For this project, Vincent constructed and supervised the Langolier creature mock-up. This model was utilized to create hundreds of Langoliers via CGI effects. Other TV projects that featured Vincent's prosthetics include "The Oldest Confederate Woman Tells All," "Law and Order," "Third Watch," "Late Night With Conan O'Brien," "Dr. Phil," "Murder In A Small Town X" and "Saturday Night Live" for which he was nominated for an Emmy for Best Make-up.

Vincent generated and applied various prosthetic effects for Martin Scorsese's "Search and Destroy" in which his created animatronic was featured. He also generated and applied various prosthetic effects for the project which starred Christopher Walken, Dennis Hopper and Griffin Dunne. He did effects work for Stephen King's "Thinner," creating, designing and supervising the film's final effects sequence. In addition, he turned Michael Constantine into a hundred year-old cancer-ridden gypsy, which was designed by Academy Award winner Greg Cannom, as well as creating other special make-up effects for the project.

He developed effects and designs for "Doom," Universal's action/effects film; created and designed effects and prosthetics for "Dogma," "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" and "Superman Reborn" for Director Kevin Smith; the creatures and effects for "The Day of the Triffids" for the Sci-Fi Channel; and effects work for Universal's "Virus" starring Jamie Lee Curtis and produced by Gale Anne Hurd.

He was selected to re-create and make new ‘ghoul's’ makeup for the 30th Anniversary, Special Edition Release of "The Night Of The Living Dead." This difficult and unique challenge required the re-creation of the original ‘cemetery zombie’ and a horde of new ones, all of which were added to the 1968 classic film using the original camera and film stock. He has done creature design and concept work for "Hannibal," "The Creature From The Black Lagoon," "Below," "Battlestar Galactica, The Return," "Lost In Space, The Return," "Man On The Moon," "Red Riding Hood," "Green Hornet" and "The Watchman."

Over the years he has appeared as a guest on many network TV and Cable programs including "Good Morning, New York" and MTV's "The Big Picture." He has been featured in articles published in numerous magazines including Premiere, Cinefantastique, Fangoria, Makeup Artist Magazine, Cinescape, SFX, Wizard, Dreamwatch and The Hollywood Reporter. The studio has also done effects for award winning T.V. commercials for major clients including Quaker Oats, Kellogg, MYV, Sci Fi Channel, Colgate, Cadbury and Milton Bradley.

Vincent Guastini Productions is a full service effects studio which creates, designs and constructs animatronic creatures and humans as well as prosthetic makeup and characters for feature films and television. As always, Vincent constantly aspires to create striking and original concepts, effects and applications for his projects, now adding his experience and talent to The Woofenill Works' Contributing Talent Group.

To contact Vincent J. Guastini Productions - E-MAIL: effects123@hotmail.com

For information regarding Vincent Guastini Productions see his Website: http://www.vincentguastiniproductions.com

DONALD SOSIN & JOANNA SEATON: This talented husband/wife team, each with over thirty years of experience in the performing arts, has established their own music production company, Farmhouse Window Productions. Mr. Sosin composes, conducts, arranges, writes and plays keyboards; Ms. Seaton writes, sings, acts and does character voices and vocal effects. Their substantial credits, including background music for network television and independent film releases, reflect a diversity of musical talents and they are capable of providing exciting and innovative compositions for a wide variety of media. In 1987, their singing group, The Drummer, The Dancer and The Dreamer, released the comedy single, "Meowy Chrismouse! Popular Xmas Songs For Your Cat" which has become a holiday classic. They have performed an eclectic mixture of Renaissance, folk, pop and international songs at such venues as The Rainbow Room, The World Trade Center, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the South Street Seaport. Their latest CD,"Sail Away, Songs From The Heart Of Broadway," features Joanna singing theater standards with Donald's gentle New Age arrangements.

Donald Sosin is considered one of the world¹s finest silent film composers. His annual performances at the leading showcases for silent film in Bologna and Pordenone have brought him acclaim among the film community. In 2003 he was invited to perform at the Kennedy Center as part of Robert Redford¹s address on the arts and film preservation sponsored by the Film Foundation and Americans for the Arts and he repeated his performance at the Directors Guild of America Awards dinner in New York. Other 2003 performances included the Newport Film Festival and 23 screenings for the 100th birthday of Yasujiro Ozu for the New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center. He composed music for screenings of women¹s films at AMMI and Chinese films at the Guggenheim Museum. In 2001 he was commissioned by the Westchester Film Festival to score the earliest existing American feature film, "Richard III,"for chamber ensemble and voice. At the Whitney Museum he premiered his score for "Salome" as part of the UNSEEN CINEMA series, for which he also recorded ninety minutes of music for this unique series of programs of avant-garde cinema currently touring museums around the world. Mr. Sosin has lectured on silent film music at the Aspen Institute of humanities.

In 2001 he scored the award-winning short sound film, "25/5/3" by Sonny Quinn; and in 2002 scored "Nosferatu, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" and "Blind Husbands" for Kino Video’s DVD releases. In 2001 he and his wife, actress/singer Joanna Seaton, participated in a colloquium on silent film music at the Berlin Filmmuseum. They performed his score for "Foolish Wives" with a five-piece band at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, featuring new songs by the couple, and a chamber score for the European premiere of MoMA’s restoration of "East Side West Side." The couple has twice performed at the Virginia Film Festival, the National Gallery, Connecticut’s Music Mountain and on many college campuses. Their CD of Broadway love songs, SAIL AWAY, was released in 1999.

In 2004, he scored the silent films "A Story Of Floating Weeds" for Criterion Collection; and for Milestone, "Cinderella" with Mary Pickford including songs by Joanna Seaton and Donald Sosin, and "M'Liss" with Mary Pickford. He scored Titanic and Olympic newsreels, and "The Unbelievers" (Crosland) and four short films from the Edison Studio for Kino. He is working on "Spies" (Fritz Lang), "King Of Kings" (DeMille), and the music for a new hysterical fairy tale musical short, "Little Red Jiving Hood," directed by Ben Hillman who did animation for Spike Lee.

Donald Sosin began piano studies at age four and has been writing music since he was eight. He holds degrees in music composition from the University of Michigan (B.A. with honors in 1973) and Columbia University (M.A. 1976). His classical training, improvisational skills and experience as the arranger of more than 1300 pop songs for Warner Brothers Music and Cherry Lane Music gives his work great variety. As a conductor and pianist, he has worked with such artists as Mary Travers, Comden and Green, Howie Mandel, Betty Buckley, Donna McKechnie and Sheila MacRae as well as for numerous Broadway and off-Broadway productions.

Joanna Seaton began her career as the Ivory Soap Baby in the 1950's. She received a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Cornell University and is a member of Actor's Equity, SAG and AFTRA. Her acting credits include the off-Broadway American premiere of Cole Porter's "Nymph Errant," the British music hall show, "Give My Regards To Leicester Square" at the Village Gate; "Boy Meets Boy" at The Actor's Playhouse; "Jack The Ripper" at Manhattan Punchline; Carrie in "Carousel" with David Canary; the Cockney maid in "Dracula" with John Philip Law at the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre; Anne in "A Little Night Music" with Benay Venuta at the Brunswick Music Theatre; Peep-Bo in "The Mikado" at the 1982 World's Fair; and leading roles in "The Sound Of Music," "South Pacific," "Godspell," "Shenandoah" and many other shows in regional and stock theaters. She has performed and recorded with noted jazz pianist Dick Hyman and does character voices, regional dialects and bloodcurdling screams, most notably for shows such as "Kojak" and "The Equalizer." Her film credits include "A League Of Their Own" and "Ghostbusters."

Ms. Seaton was the producer and artistic director for the Elizabethan Dinner Theatre at the historical Major's Inn in Gilbertsville, New York where patrons stepped back into the 18th century for an evening of drama, courtly dancing and English dining. The theatre received an America The Beautiful Award from New York State and Ms. Seaton was listed in "Who's Who In American Women" for her achievements.

Their extensive list of both individual and collective credits are available upon request and include music for the media including motion pictures, TV, silent films, industrial and corporate films; orchestral music; choral music; music for theatrical productions including Broadway, off-Broadway, regional and stock theaters and ballet companies; chamber music; recordings; and special performances for such luminaries as Leonard Bernstein, Mitch Leigh, Michael Douglas; and The Radio City Music Hall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Rainbow Room and many, many more. The couple taught 1000 children all over the U.S. for the Broadway tour of "Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat."

Donald and Joanna, both ASCAP songwriters, are also the directors of Farmhouse Windows Songshops, teaching children how to write their own songs. In these workshops, children in the U.S. and Great Britain have learned to express their feelings while developing music and language skills. As they learn to trust themselves, the children gain confidence in their own insights and are less dependent on the media for emotional cues. Curriculum is integrated into the process. Along with the obvious rewards that come from sharing their love of music with the next generations, Donald and Joanna have been able to keep in touch with their own ‘inner child’ and to retain their innocence and spontaneity so necessary when writing music and lyrics for children. The couple has taken their unique method to national sales and management meetings, where the emphasis is on interpersonal communications and whole-brain functioning.

For more information about the music of Donald Sosin and Joanna Seaton E-MAIL:dsosin@comcast.net

For information regarding Donald Sosin see his Website: http://www.silent-film-music.com/

RICK BAITZ: Rick was born in Los Angeles and raised there, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and in Durban, South Africa. He studied cultural anthropology at Los Angeles City College while still in high school and at the University of Natal in Durban, then went on to study Portuguese literature, theology and psychology at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. before settling on music. He received Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Composition from Manhattan School of Music and a Doctorate in Composition from Columbia, as well as fellowships to study Composition at Tanglewood and at the BMI film scoring workshop.

He has composed soundtracks for TV, film and theater productions. Recent credits include "The Vagina Monologues" and "Life Afterlife" for HBO; "Guns & Mothers," "Fresco" and "Live Free Or Die" for PBS; "The New Chimpanzees," "Heart of Africa" and "Looters" for National Geographic Television; and "The Lost American" (Frontline). Some of his upcoming productions include "Until The Violence Stops" produced by Eve Ensler for Lifetime Television and "Fitness Fighters," an animated children's TV show produced by the NIH. Rick also recently scored the incidental music for the Boston production of the play "Ten Unknowns," written by his brother Jon Robin Baitz, a frequent collaborator.

As a composer of concert music, Rick's works have been performed across the US as well as in Europe and Latin America. His quintet "River of January," commissioned by The Juilliard School and winner of the Grand Prize of the Delius Composition Contest was termed "a glowing jewel of a new score" by The New York Times. In 1993, "River of January" was selected by the International Society of Contemporary Music for performance at the World Music Days Festival, held in Mexico City.

Other classical pieces include "Dark Fire" for violin and viola, premiered at The New School; "The Riverfisher" for double chamber orchestra, voices and synthesizer, premiered at Merkin Concert Hall; "Ojala" for solo guitar, premiered at the Festival of the Classical Guitar in Cordoba, Spain; "Shakin' The Air" for double bass, cello and piano, premiered by Rick's own ensemble, PURE PLAY; "Into Light" for viola, clarinet and piano, also premiered by PURE PLAY; and "Kaleidocycles" for live solo synthesizer, commissioned by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, premiered at the Tanglewood Contemporary Music Festival and recorded on CD on the Centaur Label.

In addition, Rick works as an arranger and producer of ethnic folk songs for the children's recording project Making Music, produced by Pearson Entertainment. He has recorded hundreds of tunes from a variety of cultures, including Native American, Celtic, Indonesian, Cambodian, North, South and Central African, South Asian and Caribbean.

He is completing the score to "Fitness Fighters," an animated children’s pilot produced and directed by 7-time Emmy-Award winner Ian Ellis James and sponsored by the National Institute of Health; composing the score and producing the audio for a series of meditation videos featuring Elizabeth Hepburn; and composing a rock musical with writer Ralph Pezzulo. He also co-produced the music for "A Family Undertaking," a documentary which examines the growing popularity of the home funeral movement, set to air on the PBS series "POV" in August 2004.

For the Fall of 2009, Rick was chosen by BMI to conduct "Composing for the Screen 2009: A Film Scoring Mentorship Program"for a select number of emerging film composers. BMI - Broadcast Music, Inc. - is the largest organization of its kind, represesnting more than 375,000 songwriters, composer and publishers with over 6.5 million works.

Rick works out of The Manhattan Producers Alliance in New York City, a cooperative of film and television composers and sound designers. He has an insatiable curiosity about music, enjoys the challenge of composing for dramatic situations and loves collaborating with intelligent, energetic artists…reasons for his addition to the Contributing Talent Group of The Woofenill Works.

For more information about the music of Rick Baitz E-MAIL:rick@rickbaitz.com

For information regarding Rick Baitz see his Website: http://rickbaitz.com/

KEN TAMPLIN: Ken Tamplin has been referred to as a "singer's singer" with vocal references to his cousin, Sammy Hagar, while guitarists have hailed his playing, songwriting and production equal to some of the biggest names in the business. Along with the past success of his highly acclaimed groups, Shout and Magdallan, he continues to expand his horizons. Ken has sung with groups such as Foreigner, Motley Crue, Skunk Baxter, Jeff Lynn, Geazer Butler, Accept and Peter Frampton. His songwriting credits with Kiss are for "I Confess" and "Carnival Of Souls."

His extensive credits and versatility also provided a platform for scoring and source music for the films "Inspector Gadget," "The Perfect Storm," "The Waterboy," "Charlie's Angels," "Mod Squad," "Wild America," "Major League III" and "The Punisher," as well as a host of the TV series' and specials "Melrose Place," "90210," "The X-Files," "Baywatch," the theme for "Ace Ventura"(for Nickelodeon), "Spin City," "On Disney Now!," "Malcolm In The Middle," "Friends," "First Wave" (for Francis Ford Coppolla and the Sci-Fi Channel), "Sister, Sister," "The Howie Mandell Show" and Entertainment Tonight.

Ken has also found success in national TV commercials for Nestle, Hotwheels, Mattel, Miller Brewing and Acura, and Japanese TV commercials for Ford, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Japan Airlines, Lux and Shakey's. He has even written header spots for people like Rush Limbaugh. His recent philanthropic CD, "Make Me Your Voice," on Spring Hill/EMI includes gospel legend Andrae' Crouch and Charlie Peacock, and it played a key role in the Presidential signing of the $300M Sudan Peace Act.

He completed a unprecedented documentary titled "Footsteps Of Peace" about the positive reinforcement of religious tolerance between Christians and Muslims which has aired throughout the entire Muslim world. This was the first time a pro-Western film has actually been embraced in the Islamic world.

His CD, "Wake The Nations," is an 18 song masterpiece, no less than what would be expected from Tamplin and features some of the world's greatest guitarists, including Doug Aldrich (Whitesnake, Dio), Reb Beach (Winger, Dokken), Jeff Watson (Night Ranger), Marty Friedman (Megadeth), Kee Marcello (Europe) and Stevie Salas (The Rolling Stones, Terrence Trent D'Arby) to name a few.

Ken and his company, New Game Media, are co-producing "This Side Of Heaven" with The Woofenill Works. In addition to bringing various talents to the project, he will also be providing and producing the sound track for the film which will include original songs as well as background music. As part of The Woofenill Works' Contributing Talent Group, Ken will be applying his musical talents to many other Company projects.

DISCOGRAPHY - ALBUMS
2004 - Wake The Nations (Sony Music, Japan; Warner, Europe)
2003 - Make Me Your Voice III (Emi Music)
2002 - Make Me Your Voice II (Emi Music)
2001 - Make Me Your Voice (Spring Hill/Emi)
1999 - Where Love Is (Cee'm Records, Europe)
1998 - Shout: Back (Z Records, Worldwide)
1997 - The Colors Of Christmas (Cee'm Records, Europe)
1996 - We The People (Benson/Liberty, Worldwide)
1995 - In The Witness Box (Benson/Liberty/JVC)
1994 - Compilation: Goin' Home (Alfa/Brunette, Japan)
1993 - Tamplin (Benson/Irs/Alfa)
1992 - Shout: At The Top Of Their Lungs (Frontline)
1992 - Magdallan: Big Bang (Chameleon/Capitol/Frontline)
1991 - Soul Survivor (Frontline)
1991 - Angelica (Frontline)
1990 - The Power Team (Frontline)
1990 - An Axe To Grind (Frontline)
1989 - Shout: In Your Face (Frontline/Music For Nations/JVC)
1988 - Shout: It Won't Be Long (Frontline/Music For Nations/JVC)
1987 - Joshua: Intense Defense (BMG, Worldwide)
1985 - Joshua: Surrender (Polydor/Virgin/Enigma)
1982 - Joshua: The Hand Is Quicker Than The Eye (Enigma)

DISCOGRAPHY - SINGLES
1995 - Testify
1992 - Magdallan: Big Bang
1992 - Magdallan: Radio Bikini
1992 - Magdallan: House Of Dreams
1991 - Love's Eternal Road
1990 - Livin'
1989 - Shout: In Your Face
1989 - Shout: Give Me An Answer
1988 - Shout: Find A Way
1988 - Shout: It Won't Be Long
1988 - Shout: Shout
1988 - Shout: Winners Or Losers

AWARDS
1994 - Dove Award, Best Heavy Metal Songs: Dancing on a Volcano & Testify
1989 - Dove Award, Best Heavy Metal Album: Shout: In Your Face
1989 - Dove Award, Best Heavy Metal Song: Shout: Give Me An Answer

NOMINATIONS
1996 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Album: In the Witness Box
1996 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Song: Death By Inches
1995 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Song: In the Lap of Legends
1994 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Album: Tamplin
1992 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Album: Magdallan/Big Bang
1991 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Album: An Axe To Grind
1988 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Song: Shout - It Won't Be Long
1988 - Dove Award - Best Metal/Hard Rock Song: Shout - Shout

To contact Ken Tamplin - E-MAIL: kentamplin@adelphia.net

For information regarding Ken Tamplin's New Game Media see his Website: http://www.newgamemedia.com

TIM WESKE: Sir Ben Kingsley, Sandra Bullock, Natalie Portman, Sandra Oh, Jeremy Piven, Anne Hathaway, Martin Short, Fred Savage, and Kevin Garnett are just a few of the celebrities that Minnesota-born, Tim Weske, has worked with in his twenty plus years as Hollywood's Premier Sword Choreographer. Tim has trained thousands of actors and choreographed hundreds of sword fights and fencing sequences for the film and television industry, not to mention the thousands of moments of violence he has coordinated for stage.

He follows in the same tradition of cinemas finest Sword Masters: Fred Cavens, Ralph Faulkner, Bob Anderson, and Bill Hobbs, as a teacher and as a competitor in Olympic Fencing. He has a lifetime of constant study in swordplay and the ability to translate fencing's fine movements into movements suitable for the silver screen, as well as having the ability to communicate the language of the sword and movement to actors and fight performers in order to get spectacular results on the screen.

Through the years, Tim has created a system for cinema swordplay that makes getting in front of the camera quick and safe; saving production time and money with outstanding and entertaining results. Since 1992, he has owned and operated Swordplay, his private training facility in Burbank and in Reseda California, consistently working as a Hollywood SwordMaster since Swordplay opened its doors. Swordplay, coupled with Tim's extensive sports background, allows him to constantly study weapons, human movement and the creative process involved in making memorable fight sequences.

His personal belief is that the sword fight is about a moment in the character's life that has escalated to violence. The sequence should drive the story with creativity, safety and excitement…and should not be solely about the sword.

To contact Tim Weske E-MAIL:swordmaster1@earthlink.net

For more information regarding Tim Weske, visit his Website: http://www.timweske.com

PHIL O'DELL: In 1986, Phil O'Dell earned his SAG card by jump-kicking another stuntman off a moving motorcycle. Since that time, he has performed stunts in over 50 feature films and TV series (stunt coordinating more than 20). In addition, he Stunt Coordinated and Second Unit Directed 96 episodes of the TV series "V.R. Troopers" and the feature film, "Dilemma". His stunt skills include fireburns, high falls, car jumps and rolls, rappelling, underwater action, martial arts and other fight choreography. Phil has also trained animals for features and television. Other insights he brings to stunt work include rigging skills acquired through commercial diving as well as rappelling expertise obtained through years of mountaineering and rock climbing.

Phil's earned his Advanced Scuba Certificate at 17. At 18, he began his career training dolphins and sea lions at ‘Gulf World’" a marine aquarium in Panama City, Florida. Because of his avid interest in diving, a quest for adventure and lure of big money, he left Gulf World the following year to pursue a new career in commercial diving. At the ‘Divers Training Academy’, a commercial dive school in Fort Pierce, Florida, he learned underwater burning (cutting) techniques, welding, explosives, salvage and search and recovery. After graduating, he began working primarily in the Gulf Of Mexico for James Dean Marine Divers. This career involved diving in some of the harshest conditions including countless surface-supplied, mixed-gas dives to over 300 feet and some of the deepest surface-supplied, compressed-air working dives ever made, the deepest to 246 feet.

Even as he pursued his diving career, Phil still found time for martial arts, earning his black belt and winning numerous karate tournaments and kick boxing bouts. After a decade-long commercial diving career, Phil decided to utilize his martial arts background and graduated from Executive Security International, the nation's foremost bodyguard school in Aspen, Colorado. At ESI, he received training from former Secret Service and FBI instructors on advanced handgun tactics, escape and evasion driving, explosives search and identification, unarmed defensive tactics and more.

His work in executive protection brought Phil to Los Angeles where he began his career as a stuntman in motion pictures. After a decade working in the motion picture industry in L.A., Phil returned to the New Orleans area in 1997 and to commercial diving work for Cal Dive International for several months on an underwater burning job. He then resumed his stunt career in New Orleans doing commercials, music videos and live shows in addition to TV and feature films. Although he now works mostly in the New Orleans area, his stunt work has had him return to L.A. on occasion as well as other locations.

The Woofenill Works has added Phil O'Dell to its Contributing Talent Group as the Company's Stunt Coordinator. But his role goes far beyond that. His extensive background in other areas will be utilized in the initial stages of development of all the Company's projects as both a Technical and Creative Advisor for stunts, weaponry, martial arts, security, underwater and marine animal elements, action sequencing, etc.

Some of Phil's film and television credits are:

FILM:

DILEMMA -- Starring C. Thomas Howell. Stunt Coord./2nd Unit Director. Carpe Diem Films.
AS GOOD AS IT GETS -- Starring Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. Directed by James L. Brooks. Stunt Double -- Skeet Ulrich. Sony Pictures.
DUSTING CLIFF 7 -- Starring Lance Henriksen. Stunt Coordinator. Silverline Pictures., Inc.
DANGEROUS CARGO -- Starring Margot Hemmingway. Stunt Coordinator. Sunshine Films.
THE TAKEOVER -- Starring Nick Mancuso and John Savage. Stunt Coordinator. Takeover Productions.
FATAL PURSUIT -- Starring Malcolm McDowell. Stunt Coordinator. HOD Productions.
BEETHOVEN -- Animal Trainer. Universal Films.
SHOCKEM DEAD -- Starring Traci Lords and Aldo Ray. Stunt Coordinator. Academy Entertainment.
WILDING -- Starring Wings Hauser. Stunt Coordinator. D.B. Media.
HIRED TO KILL -- Starring Jose Ferrer and Oliver Reed. Stuntman. Omega Entertainment.
NIGHT OF THE ASSASSIN -- Starring Ernest Borgnine. Stunt Double/ Martial Arts Technical Advisor. Dove Productions.
CLASS OF NUKEM HIGH PART 3 -- Stunt Coordinator. Troma Films.
CLASS OF NUKEM HIGH PART 2 -- Stunt Coordinator. Troma Films.

TELEVISION:

NEXT ACTION STAR - Reality TV series. Diver. GRB Entertainment.
V.R. TROOPERS -- Stunt Coordinator/2nd Unit Director (96 eps.). Saban Entertainment.
THE TONIGHT SHOW -- with Jay Leno. Full Fireburn. N.B.C. Productions.
AMERICAS MOST WANTED -- Directed by Christoper Coppola. Stunt Coordinator. FTSP Productions.
UNSOLVED MYSTERIES -- Diver. Cosgrove & Meurer.
STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE -- Directed by Lavar Burton. Stuntman. Paramount Television.
JAKE & THE FATMAN -- Stuntman. Viacom Productions.
INTO THE NIGHT -- with Rick Dees. Animal Trainer. Wolpat Productions.

To contact Phil O'Dell E-MAIL:stuntphil@aol.com

DONNA SKIPPER, Ph.D, E.M.T.: Growing up as the daughter of an Air Force pilot afforded Donna the opportunity to live in exotic places such as Ankara, Turkey and the Panama Canal Zone. She achieved two B.S. degrees at the University of Alabama, one in Humanities/ Sciences and the other in Civil Engineering. Then after working as a consulting engineer for five years, she returned to Louisiana State University and obtained an M.S. and a Ph.D. in Civil/ Environmental Engineering. She has also worked as a college professor and served as an experimental drug study coordinator at a large medical clinic in Louisiana.

On the production side, Donna has worked as a stunt woman and earned a SAG card. As well as being very athletic, her particular skills related to stunts include martial arts which she has sporadically studied for 15 years and is currently training under Phil O'Dell's direction. Also, having grown up around airplanes led Donna to becoming an avid skydiver and obtaining a private pilot's license in 1979. After 19 years, 2600 jumps and 10 years instructing skydiving, she no longer jumps, but is a valuable asset to Phil as a consultant in related action sequences. She has also been part of the stunt safety crew and her Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification qualifies her to work as a Set Medic.

Donna has joined The Woofenill Works' team as a Technical Consultant in her areas of expertise and experience, a member of Phil O'Dell's Stunt Team both creatively and technically and will serve as a Set Medic in production.

GAYE CARLETON: Gaye Carleton is President of Mantra, Empowered Public Relations and a fourth-generation woman entrepreneur. While her ancestors built businesses to guarantee them security, she has ventured beyond to help establish an entire industry.

Gaye was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Iowa. During the 80’s, she was a successful freelance tour publicist for such major record companies as Atlantic and Epic, handling such projects as the U.S. premiere tour of Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark (OMD) and Phil Collins’ No Jacket Required tour, among many others.

In the summer of 1987, she officially opened Carleton & Company Public Relations which specialized in music, arts and entertainment public relations. Four years later, she expanded her agency to represent clients in an array of industries. Then, in August of 2001, Gaye rebranded and renamed her company Mantra, Empowered Public Relations. Today, as strong generalists, the firm handles clients in a variety of industries - from performing arts to politics, technology to travel, finance to fashion, beauty to business and beyond -- and is particularly skilled at cross-promoting its eclectic clients by pushing the boundaries of any given industry while addressing the diversified needs of today’s media.

Mantra incorporates such elements as discovery, authenticity and the power of attraction into everyday business practices to shift public perception through balanced and focused campaigns. And the proof is in the media coverage. Recent placements include: Associated Press, Associated Press Radio, Bloomberg TV, Bottom Line Personal, Business Week, CBS Marketwatch, Christian Science Monitor, CNBC, CNN Headline News, Entertainment Tonight, Fortune, Investor’s Business Daily, Larry King, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, Robb Report/Worth and Variety to name just a few. With Mantra’s experience and creative expertise, clients are empowered to achieve their highest level of success.

Gaye Carleton has appeared as a public relations expert on numerous radio and television programs, and as a guest speaker at many national conferences and industry events. For over ten years she has been a mentor for New York University students enrolled in the prestigious Gallatin Program. She is also an active member of the National Organization of Women-Owned Businesses (NAWBO), Advertising Women of New York (AWNY), the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and New York Women’s Agenda (NYWA).

To contact Gaye Carleton E-MAIL:gaye@mantrapublicrelations.com

STEVE MARTIN: Steve Martin's Working Wildlife has been in the film and TV business for over 30 years. His reputation is derived from his organization's ability to provide some of the most unique and well-trained animal "actors" ever to appear before the camera. Just a few of his "actors" include: grizzly, black and Kodiak bears; lions, tigers, cougars and leopards; wolves, coyotes and foxes; raccoons, squirrels, buffalo, reindeer, moose, elk, red and black-tailed deer; zebras, camels, llamas, chimpanzees and baboons; a variety of snakes, lizards and other reptiles; eagles, hawks and owls...even spiders. His extensive list of film, TV and commercial/print credits include:

Babe, A Pig In The City - The Postman - Twelve Monkeys - Die Hard 2 - The Santa Clause - Jingle All The Way - Idle Hands - Detroit Rock City - Racing Stripes - The Jungle Book - Jungle Book II - The Great Outdoors - Ace Ventura, Pet Detective - The Glimmerman - On Deadly Ground - Wild America - The Net - The Karate Kid II - Mystery Man - Blade Runner - Wilderness Family 2 & 3 - The Hunted - One Magic Christmas - Santa & Pete - Black Sheep - Everything That Rises - Lightning Jack - Earnest Saves Christmas - Species - Dances With Wolves - Made In America - House Party - Cat People - E.T. - The Guardian - The Deer Hunter - Benji, The Hunted - The Bear - Continental Divide - Gotcha - The Serpent And The Rainbow - Winter People - Clan Of The Cave Bear - Poltergeist 2 - The Golden Seal - The Ewok Movie II - Nightmare On Elm Street 4 - Hero - Ice Man - Earnest Saves Christmas - Cross Creek - Peewee's Wild Adventure - White Dog - The Journey Of Natty Gann - Mountain Man - Stranger In The House - Sheena - Flight Of The Intruder - Call Of The Wild - The Incredible Journey - Total Recall - Die Hard II - Three Men And A Little Lady - Always - Beethoven

The X-Files - Lizzie Maguire - America's Funniest Home Videos - Going Wild - Wishbone - Melrose Place - Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Seven Days - The Tonight Show - Step By Step - That's Incredible - Charmed - Nash Bridges - The Sentinel - Home Improvement - Due South - Star Trek, Next Generation - Columbo - Life Goes On - Grizzly Adams - Fantasy Island - Swiss Family Robinson - BJ And The Bear - Chips - ALF - The Wizard - Quincy - Bosom Buddies - "V" - That's Incredible - The Hulk - Hill Street Blues - Twilight Zone - Trapper John MD - The Thorn Birds - Emergency - Spiderman - Little House On The Prairie - LA Law - The Waltons - The Greatest American Hero - Santa Barbara - The A Team - Julie - Faerie Tale Theatre - Matt Houston - Mork & Mindy - Twin Peaks - Knots Landing - High Mountain Rangers - Full House - Falconcrest - The Beverly Hillbillies - Coach - Harry And The Hendersons - Married With Children - Murder She Wrote - Reasonable Doubt - Unsolved Mysteries - Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

Petsmart - Capital One - Taco Bell - Iams - LA-Z-Boy - Payless Shoes - Southwest Airlines - Nissan Trucks - California Lottery - Yamaha - Radio Shack - Nextel - Direct TV - Petco - Chevrolet Trucks - McDonald's - Ralph Lauren - Exxon - Hartford Insurance - Camel Cigarettes - Strohs Beer - ATT - American Express - Kodak - Budweiser - Volkswagen - The New York Yankees - Dodge Motors - Nabisco - Gatorade - Ford Motors - Shell Oil - Harley-Davidson - Toyota - Saab - Richard Avedon - Schlitz Beer - Denny's - Skippy Peanut Butter - MCA Records - Minolta - Federal Express - TRW - Polaroid - Hershey - Lincoln-Mercury - Peugot - Coca-Cola - Mazda Motors - Honda - J.C. Penny - Hallmark - Campbell Soups - Nordstrom - Bugle Boy Jeans - Chevron - Super 8 Motels -Smokey The Bear - ALPO Dog Food - Coors Beer.................

To contact Working Wildlife E-MAIL:smartins@frazmtn.com For information regarding Working Wildlife see their Website: http://workingwildlife.com

TERESA ANN MILLER: Teresa Ann Miller is a second generation Animal Trainer following in the same career path of her father, Karl Lewis Miller of "Babe" and "Beethoven" fame. As the daughter of the film industry’s premier Animal Trainer, it came as no surprise that she would follow in her father's footsteps. Being trained by the best and working with him on numerous projects, Teresa has now gained her own reputation as one of the industry’s premier trainers.

In 1993, Teresa was hired as the Animal Coordinator/Trainer for the European project "Kommissar Rex." This TV series, produced by Mungo Film in Austria, featured a German Shepherd dog as the leading character. She cast, created and developed the character "Rex" in close collaboration with the Peter Hajek, the show’s creator. The show has run for 14 years and sold in over 100 different countries. After completing 123 episodes in Austria, her Coordination and Training efforts continue, filming the new "Rex" series in Italy. With her father's retirement, Teresa has taken over his commitments and future projects, using the same high quality standards and producing the same high quality results. A member of the Local Teamster Union 399 since 1983, she has worked in locations in the United States as well as Canada, Mexico, Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy and Africa.

Her film credits include Lethal Weapon, Lethal Weapon 3, Man Trouble, A Far Off Place, The Nutty Professor, The Nutty Professor 2, K-9, K-9: PI, House Of 1000 Corpses, Powder Blue, Invasion, Georgia Rule, The Game, License to Wed, Unaccompanied Minors, School for Scoundrels, The Comebacks, Cats Eye, Rush Hour 3, Urban Legend 2, Get Smart, Call Of The Wild, Radio Flyer, Chaplin, Dragon Fly, Bullet Proof, The Fan, Postcards From The Edge, Ghost, Tequila Sunrise, Death Becomes Her, Body Double, Beethoven” and more…

Among her TV credits are Kommissar Rex, Woman's Murder Club, Without A Trace, Desperate Housewives, Malcolm In The Middle, E.R., My Name Is Earl, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Gilmore Girls, Monk, House M.D., MacGyver, Thirty Something, Growing Pains, Designing Women, Frank's Place, T.J. Hooker, Punky Brewster, The Tonight Show, Bay Watch, Alice, The Young And The Restless, Days Of Our Lives, Santa Barbara, Quantum Leap, Road to Avonlea and Chips, The War Dog.

In addition to adding Teresa Ann Miller as an Animal Action Supervisor for the Company’s project "Genesis," she is an addition to the Company’s Contributing Talent Group for future projects.

To contact Teresa Ann Miller E-MAIL:TeeCeeMiller@yahoo.com

THE FLEXITOON PUPPETS: The Flexitoons are one of the most experienced television puppet production companies in the United States with a reputation for quality in all aspects of creativity, production and execution. They have proven themselves to be a valuable resource for the myriad of TV productions that have won major awards including the EMMY, Ace and Iris Awards.

The Flexitoons are the brainchild of puppeteers Craig Marin and Olga Felgemacher. Both Mr. Marin and Ms. Felgemacher had extensive experience in theatre and puppetry before forming their own company. Together, they design, build, make the costumes and perform all the Flexitoon puppets and marionettes. Their wonderful creatures are fully animated, giving a broad range of facial expressions and limitless versatility. Mouths move, eyes close and glance from side to side, ears wiggle and just about everything that can move...does.

The Flexitoons were seen on the Fox-5 Kids Club with their creation, D.J. Kat. Craig wrote the music, dialogue, directed and operated D.J. Kat and they received the New York Broadcasters Association Award for the Best Children's Show. They helped develop and performed the Juke Box Band on the PBS series "Shining Time Station" with a show that regularly garnered numerous awards including an Action for Children's TV Award. They created and starred on "KIDS-TV," a regular series on Showtime. Craig and Olga were awarded an Outstanding Broadcast Puppetry Award from their peers at the Henson Foundation and their Shining Time Station puppets were featured in a major "Winners Circle" exhibit at the Puppetry Center in Atlanta. For The Company's project "Genesis," The Flexitoon Studio will create and perform the "Vampyre" puppet show and other puppet sequences in the series.

To contact The Flexitoon Puppets - E-MAIL: CraigMarin@flexitoon.com

For information regarding The Flexitoon Puppets see their Website: http://www.flexitoon.com/

GAYE CARLETON: Gaye Carleton is President of Mantra, Empowered Public Relations and a fourth-generation woman entrepreneur. While her ancestors built businesses to guarantee them security, she has ventured beyond to help establish an entire industry.

Gaye was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Iowa. During the 80’s, she was a successful freelance tour publicist for such major record companies as Atlantic and Epic, handling such projects as the U.S. premiere tour of Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark (OMD) and Phil Collins’ No Jacket Required tour, among many others.

In the summer of 1987, she officially opened Carleton & Company Public Relations which specialized in music, arts and entertainment public relations. Four years later, she expanded her agency to represent clients in an array of industries. Then, in August of 2001, Gaye rebranded and renamed her company Mantra, Empowered Public Relations. Today, as strong generalists, the firm handles clients in a variety of industries — from performing arts to politics, technology to travel, finance to fashion, beauty to business and beyond –- and is particularly skilled at cross-promoting its eclectic clients by pushing the boundaries of any given industry while addressing the diversified needs of today’s media.

Mantra incorporates such elements as discovery, authenticity and the power of attraction into everyday business practices to shift public perception through balanced and focused campaigns. And the proof is in the media coverage. Recent placements include: Associated Press, Associated Press Radio, Bloomberg TV, Bottom Line Personal, Business Week, CBS Marketwatch, Christian Science Monitor, CNBC, CNN Headline News, Entertainment Tonight, Fortune, Investor’s Business Daily, Larry King, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, Robb Report/Worth and Variety to name just a few. With Mantra’s experience and creative expertise, clients are empowered to achieve their highest level of success.

Gaye Carleton has appeared as a public relations expert on numerous radio and television programs, and as a guest speaker at many national conferences and industry events. For over ten years she has been a mentor for New York University students enrolled in the prestigious Gallatin Program. She is also an active member of the National Organization of Women-Owned Businesses (NAWBO), Advertising Women of New York (AWNY), the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and New York Women’s Agenda (NYWA).

To contact Gaye Carleton - E-MAIL: gaye@mantrapublicrelations.com

BILL BROOKINS: For more than seven years, he has worked with The Woofenill Works’ team on a variety of projects. His educational background, creativity, talents and dedication have made him a valuable "right arm" to the Principals of the Company.

He has extensive education and training in all phases of commercial and fine art; illustration and graphic design; and still and video photography. He attended The High School of Art and Design in New York City, and then went on to The School of Visual Arts, graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts. His education covered all phases of still photography and production; animation and comic book design, layout and structure; structure, layout and illustration for children's literature; character and cartoon drawing; silk screen techniques; and all forms of art for commercial advertising. Since his graduation, he has been working as a free-lance artist and designer and has professional experience with logos and package design; paste-up and mechanicals; and newspaper and magazine advertising.

Along with his talents and experience in the art field, Bill has over 10 years of credits in R&R music as a studio musician and in live performances on bass, guitar and drums. He has played on two released records with two different R&R bands and has written his own original compositions. He has a background in "New Age" music and the fast growing field of "Visionary Art." In 1990, he formed Poke-Squish Productions, developing original illustrations, paintings and renditions of traditional fantasy and horror images. He functions as the Company's resident Stillman and Videographer on all of its film sets.

CONTRIBUTING SCREENWRITERS GROUP

The following is a compilation of the screenwriters whose properties have been optioned by the Company. Several have been commissioned to write properties owned by the Company. This listing is with their permission, but does not reflect all of the screenwriters whose work is represented by the Company. In addition, the Company is working with a large group of screenwriters whose work is in progress and who are being guided by the Company.

JOHN S. MORRISON: John S. Morrison is Operations Research Manager, Lockheed Martin Technical Operations, Columbia, MD, where he manages national defense communications projects and contracts. John has been the Chief Information Officer for two commercial companies, and has provided consulting services to the U.S. Air Force, numerous aerospace and computer companies and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization. He has executed projects in Japan, India, Singapore, Bangladesh, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Austria and the United Kingdom. He developed an Industry Education TV broadcast on Software Manufacturing in Japan for 30 participating companies, government agencies and academic institutions. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and one of Boris Yeltsin's Enterprise Advisors sought his technical and foreign affairs advice.

A former military intelligence officer and system engineer (Lt. Col., USAF), John was assigned to locations in Southeast Asia, Europe and the Middle East. He was Joint Command, Control and Communications Advisor to the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense and Aviation from 1983-85. His last military assignment was Director of System Engineering and Development for the Strategic Defense Initiative's National Test Bed, a $550M program. He has briefed the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; the Commander, U.S. Central Command; the Commander-In-Chief, Strategic Air Command; the Chief of General Staff, Saudi Arabia; the NASA Program Manager, U.S. Space Station Program; and the President's Science Advisor.

He earned his Master of Science, System Engineering (Command, Control and Communications) from the Naval Postgraduate School in 1980, and an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, in 1969. John is widely published in scientific, technical and military journals and magazines worldwide.

John's technical background and interests provided a unique story-telling perspective in the Company's project, "Scram." He worked with nuclear engineers to develop a frightening, realistic screenplay about politics, the mob and a Chernobyl-scale disaster in which New York City becomes expendable. John continues to work with the Company in Concept Development and as a Story Editor.

To contact John S. Morrison - E-MAIL: johnmorrison@earthlink.net

EUGENE JOE SOCKUT: Eugene Joe Sockut is an American writer and columnist with hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles to his credit. He currently resides in a quiet rural area in the hills outside of Jerusalem, Israel. In 1971, with his spouse, mother and three children, Gene immigrated to Israel, drawn by his own heritage and the concept of rebuilding this emerging nation and homeland.

After graduating from the Tufts School of Dental Medicine in 1960, Gene spent the next few years in the U.S. Army in Europe before going into private practice in Connecticut. It was during this period that he began another career as a free-lance writer and lecturer. He appeared on numerous TV and radio shows; was a radio correspondent; and a feature writer for the Hartford Times. In 1965, he became deeply drawn and committed to the cause of Israel and was actively involved in numerous American-Israeli organizations. His efforts garnered awards and recognition, finally resulting in his emigration and a deeper commitment to the cause of this new nation.

During his career in the U.S. Army and up to the present day, Gene has been considered an expert in the field of arms and marksmanship. He has been an advisor and consultant in this area to the Israeli Military; Prison Service, Police, Expert Witness to the Judicial System and, with the rank of Major, served as Chief of Marksmanship & Snipers with the Israeli Army. Since 1971, he has published a variety of training manuals; been a feature writer, columnist and author; wrote, presented and produced numerous videos and a book on arms and survival, all of which have recently been released, worldwide, by Paladin Press of Boulder, Colorado; been a consultant to various Israeli government agencies and departments; and was a Foreign Press Spokesman for the Isreali Ministry of Tourism.

Gene's entry into the world of screenwriting began in 1989 when a close friend, who worked for Disney and NBC-TV, encouraged him to branch out. With no formal training, "I began with lots of energy but very, very little background." His first generation of screenplays were his learning experience. "It's said that most successful screenwriters write 10 screenplays before they master their craft." Gene's next three efforts, "Justifiable Homicide," "Deadly Impulse" and "Evil Inclination" have been optioned by the Company. Recently, the Company also optioned "Thunder From Rain" and "Cannibals," and commissioned him to write the screenplay on the Company's property "The Cold Dark." They are all finely crafted, gripping, fast-paced, mass-market scripts that were intentionally crafted to fit into their targeted markets. Eugene J. Sockut has not only learned and honed his craft, but possesses the ability to write for a specific genre/audience and, most important, within the budgetary restrictions dictated by that target audience.

To contact Eugene Joe Sockut - E-MAIL: genecyn@netvision.net.il

LLOYD L. CORRICELLI: Lloyd L. Corricelli is one of two military officers that comprise Celluloid Soldiers. With over thirty years of combined service in the military, they are military and civilian trained police officers as well. In addition to their military and law enforcement experience, they have experience in the motion picture and TV industries, both behind the scenes and in front of the cameras. As part of The Woofenill Works' Contributing Talent Group, Celluloid Soldiers provides their knowledge and expertise on many of The Company's projects.

They provide military and law enforcement technical assistance to include advising on tactics, uniform wear, protocol, military and police jargon, drill and ceremonies, and historical references -- both for on-set advising and script review. In addition, they maintain a database of actors and extras with military experience in such fields as aviation (fighter aircraft, helicopters, fixed-wing transports, etc.); combat arms (infantry, armor, artillery, etc.); combat support and combat service support (medical services, transportation, supply, etc.); and special operations (S.E.A.L.S., Green Berets, Rangers, Force Recon, etc.). Their law enforcement database includes actors and extras with experience in uniform patrol, investigative procedures, homicide, organized crime, narcotics and special response/S.W.A.T. Their credits include theatrical features, "Ready, Willing and Able" and "Falkland Man;" the TV series "SeaQuest 2032, "From Earth to the Moon" and many more.

Lloyd served eight years on active duty with assignments that included Flight Commander and Member, Joint Counter-Sniper Team, U.S. Secret Service/USAF Presidential Support Unit, 509th Security Police Squadron, Pease AFB, N.H., Operations Officer and Commander, Emergency Services Team, 18th Security Police Squadron, Kadena AB, Okinawa, Japan, and Special Agent, Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI), Little Rock AFB, AK.

His training includes Security Police Officer's Course, AFOSI Academy, Air Base Defense Officer's Course, and Dynamics of International Terrorism and the Arson Investigator's Course. His military decorations include the National Defense Service Medal, Air Force Marksmanship Ribbon, Outstanding Unit Ribbon, and the Air Force Commendation Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters. Lloyd is an expert marksman with the M-16A rifle, M-203 and M-79 grenade launchers, 9mm pistol, M-60 and 50 caliber machine guns. He is also a 2nd degree black belt in Seidokan karate that he earned while in Okinawa. Lloyd has a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. His film credits include "SeaQuest 2032," "Second Noah" and "Tarzan, The Epic Adventures," and he is a member of SAG.

Lloyd is also an accomplished screenwriter, whose script, "Dark Millennium," has been optioned by the Company. His second work, a novel, "Two Redheads And A Dead Blonde," has also been optioned by The Company, and is in the process of being marketed, as well as being converted to a screenplay.

To contact Lloyd L. Corricelli - E-MAIL: llcorricelli@comcast.net

For information regarding Lloyd L. Corricelli see his Website: http//:www.llcorricelli.com

JEFF HOWARD: Jeff Howard is a former police investigator and polygraph examiner. As the son of an Air Force Colonel, he has lived on both coasts and various points in between. On this journey, he earned a BA in English and completed some Masters work in fiction writing. His dark imagination is fueled by eleven years of police experience, technique and procedure; and brings to the Company a genre he calls "police horror." He observed in his initial query letter to the Company that "if Stephen King and Joseph Wambaugh got married and had a kid...it would be [him]."

A self-taught screenwriter, he has written seven television scripts, two of which garnered serious consideration by the producers of "The X-Files" and Showtime's, "The Outer Limits." In addition, he has written four, feature length screenplays, one of which, "A Howl In The Night," has been optioned by the Company. Another script was "passed around more times than a drunken high school cheerleader and nearly got made before the head enchilada of an established production company nixed it as cliche. I guess he didn't know NBC was ripping off "The X-Files" with "Dark Skies" or that "Independence Day" would kick butt at the box office in 1996. Who says the alien abduction theme is getting stale?"

Understanding that "almost" only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades, Jeff mulls over several future projects with the goal of seeing one of his pieces on the big or little screen, but never on "Mystery Science Theater 3000."

The Company presently has three of Jeff's properties under option: "Legion Of Darkness," " A Howl In The Night" and "At The Edge Of The Black Forest."

To contact Jeff Howard - E-MAIL: HOWARD690@aol.com

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