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Anthony Deptula : smokeydeps@yahoo.com
Is a producer on the feature HONEYSUCKLE BLUES (starring Jason Patric, directed by recent Sundance phenom Jacob Gentry). This past summer he co-wrote a remake of a 1980's cult horror film for MGM. He is currently producing THE PAUL MCKENNA SHOW for the TLC Network.
Prior to this, Anthony honed his producing skills by working in development at Spike TV and USA Networks. He has produced numerous music videos, including artists such as Division Day (Eenie Meenie Records), The Mae-Shi (Moshi Moshi Records), as well as the "Jyne" music video for Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny. He produced and creative directed Lock the Skull, Load the Gun for Kill Rock Stars records. He is an alumni of the Improv Olympic comedy theatre (Mike Myers, Tim Meadows, Andy Richter). In college at Ohio University, he founded the sketch comedy troupe FOUR FUNNY GUYS AND MATT with Michael Busch and Eric Moneypenny. This year, Anthony also produced, directed and wrote a six minute documentary piece for Aprendamos, a non profit in Los Angeles helping at-risk teenagers. He volunteers at Hollywood Heart, teaching HIV and AIDS infected children how to make movies. |
Michael Mohan: monkeywithacamera@yahoo.com
Has written and directed over 40 short films. They have played Filmstock UK, Palm Springs FF, Newport Beach FF, Malibu FF, Cinema Lounge, and many others. Several have been commissioned, both through private investors, and through Viacoms Viacom's online distributor Atom Films.
Michael's music videos have been profiled in Pitchfork, Vice, and on Fuse and MTV2. Most recently he collaborated on a viral/television campaign for The Arcade Fire's "Neon Bible." He is the designer/author of The Decemberists: "A Practical Handbook" and Xiu Xiu's "What's Your Problem," both for Kill Rock Stars records. Michael is currently the senior coordinator of Sundance Institute's Feature Film Program. In his time there he has played a key role in the development of such films as "Red Road" (Tartan Films), "Eagle Vs. Shark" (Miramax), "Stephanie Daley" (Regent), "Wristcutters: A Love Story" (Lion's Gate), "Wild Tigers I Have Known" (IFC), and the upcoming "The Sleep Dealer," "Sin Nombre" (Focus), and "The Strength of Water" among others. Prior to this, Michael worked for Fox Searchlab, Fox Searchlight Pictures' directors mentorship program. There he helped in the development and production of over 100 short films with such filmmakers as Brett Simon, Vince DiMeglio, Tim Rasmussen, Erez Tadmor, and Kevin Connolly. Born in Boston, he currently lives in Los Angeles, in the same apartment where Robert Towne wrote the screenplay for Chinatown. Email us at youcanawesome@yahoo.com to join our mailing list! Add us on Myspace! |
Stephen Hale: sdbhale@msn.com
Originally from Virginia, has studied acting at Marymount Manhattan College in NYC and at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. He has also studied and performed at the famous UCB sketch comedy theater in Los Angeles (alumni: Amy Pohler, Matt Besser, Matt Walsh).
Currently, Stephen is a member of the Groundlings Theater Sunday Company, where such greats as Will Ferrell, Will Forte, Jennifer Coolidge, and Phil Hartman started out. He is repped by Generate Management, who also rep Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, and Janeane Garofalo.
Stephen has also been in numerous stage productions, including "Moonchildren," "Room Service," and "Twelve Angry Men." Recently he acted in the pilot presentation "Jimmy Pardo's Dance Party. |