DIRECTOR: Davis Hall directed his first film in college. After earning a BA from Northwestern University in 1968, he lived and worked in Great Britain, the Netherlands, and Chicago; finally settling in New York City. His forty-year career as an actor and director has taken him to theatres across America, as well as to Broadway, film and television. He's a member of the Screen Actors Guild, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and Actors' Equity Association. As a Union contract negotiation team member, he helped craft four contracts for AEA. Recent acting work includes short films produced through NYU and Columbia University film programs, including the winner of a 2009 Student Academy Award.
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PRODUCER: Ingrid Price wanted to be an anthropologist, but accidentally earned a BFA in theatre instead. She has worked in the entertainment industry since 1980, primarily as a costume designer for film and television. Her work may be seen on Nurse Jackie, the first eight seasons of Law & Order Criminal Intent; as well as on many other series, films, television movies, music videos, and plays. She is a member of IATSE locals 829 and 764. Her first screenplay died peacefully after being optioned twice. More information is available on her websites, ingridprice.com and arielproject.com.

PRODUCER/FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Michael Franklin has worked in many capacities on film and television sets. Recently, he directed and produced a short film on Long Island. He was a valued member of the AD department of the hit TV series Law & Order CI for many years, and has worked as a Production Assistant  on a variety of films. Based in Catskill, NY, he  has contributed to the film industry locally as a Venue Manager for the Woodstock Film Festival, and as a location assistant for Ang Lee’s Taking Woodstock. More on Michael here.

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Roger Grange is an award winning Cinematographer with 28 years of experience in film production. His work has taken him to the edge of active volcanoes, the deserts of Egypt, and to the streets of New York. He has filmed projects for PBS, broadcast and cable networks, as well as dozens of corporate, non-profit and educational producers. Most recently, he filmed Barbara Streisand performing live at the Village Vanguard. He has also directed and co-directed numerous projects.
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