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Dianna Turner- Director
After nine years of producing award-winning national and international TV commercials for advertising agencies Dianna decided it was time to quit critiquing others' work and see what she could do herself. This is Dianna's first directorial effort.
Molly Giles- Original Short Story Writer
Pulitzer Prize-nominee and winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Story Fiction, the Boston Globe Award, and a recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts award. Molly published her first novel, Iron Shoes, in 2001 to great reviews and continues to discover and mentor talented writers such as Amy Tan.
Eric Edwards- Cinematographer
Eric's filmography spans three decades and includes such critically and commercially successful films as "To Die For," "Kids," "Flirting with Disaster" and "Crossroads." Eric maintains strong ties to the independent film community and hasn’t forgotten how to work quick and dirty and still produce beautiful film.
Scott Clum- Title Designer
Founder of the internationally-recognized design studio Ride Studio in Salem, Oregon. Scott's reputation is for innovative design and typographic treatments. His recent credits include: The American Center of Design Print Magazine, and International Designers Network. Scott recently designed the titles for the feature film "The Dangerous Lives of Alter Boys" for Jodi Foster's Egg Pictures.
Kelly McClean- Editor
Brings a broad perspective to her work gained from her experience at such companies as Film Core editorial in Mexico City, Mexico and at El Deseo, Pedro Almodovar's film production company in Madrid, Spain. Kelly is now a freelance editor in Los Angeles, where she edits commercials, long format pieces and independent films.
Eric Stolberg-Sound Designer
Began fresh out of college as a self-taught audio engineer and was immediately sought-after by advertising agency powerhouse Wieden and Kennedy to create their award-winning commercials for international clients such as Nike and Microsoft. President of Digital One in Portland, Oregon, Eric continues to work with advertising agencies as well as independent filmmakers.
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