Producer MONI BOYCE attended the USC School of
Cinema-Television and worked for several years for a number of
prominent producers before forming her own production
company, Greenthumb Productions, in fall 2005, with her twin
sister, Desi Green. That same year, Boyce produced her first
short film, The Pretty Boy Project, which won awards at
numerous festivals and was broadcast on HBO. A year later, she
produced the 24-minute short Repressions. Her first feature,
Unspeakable, premiered in 2007.
Cinema-Television and worked for several years for a number of
prominent producers before forming her own production
company, Greenthumb Productions, in fall 2005, with her twin
sister, Desi Green. That same year, Boyce produced her first
short film, The Pretty Boy Project, which won awards at
numerous festivals and was broadcast on HBO. A year later, she
produced the 24-minute short Repressions. Her first feature,
Unspeakable, premiered in 2007.
| Writer, editor, producer, director ADAM KARGMAN's short film credits include Repressions, in which he directed Emmy-winning actress Sharon Case (The Young and the Restless); the Sloan Science Award-winner Atrocity; and the horror film Anesthesia (winner of two international film festivals). He is also the author of the novel Nagle’s Mercy, published in 2006. Kargman attended the MFA film production program at the University of Southern California. In his spare time, he enjoys running. |
Producer DESI GREEN spent time on both coasts and
overseas growing up, eventually finding her way to Los Angeles
to attend USC, where she graduated with a degree in
Cinema-Television. She then attended Western State University
College of Law, and is currently a practicing California attorney.
In 2005, Green and Moni Boyce formed their own production
company, Greenthumb Productions. Green has produced the
feature film Unspeakable and the short film The Pretty Boy
Project.
overseas growing up, eventually finding her way to Los Angeles
to attend USC, where she graduated with a degree in
Cinema-Television. She then attended Western State University
College of Law, and is currently a practicing California attorney.
In 2005, Green and Moni Boyce formed their own production
company, Greenthumb Productions. Green has produced the
feature film Unspeakable and the short film The Pretty Boy
Project.
Director of Photography DUSTIN JOHNSON grew up in
Santa Barbara, California. He began shooting movies in
elementary school and, by the time he was in high school, he
had purchased his own Arri Tungsten Fresnel light kit. He
graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts and has shot
numerous commercial and independent projects. He is launching
a new media distribution and technology company. (The photo
was taken on the West Coast of Ireland.)
Santa Barbara, California. He began shooting movies in
elementary school and, by the time he was in high school, he
had purchased his own Arri Tungsten Fresnel light kit. He
graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts and has shot
numerous commercial and independent projects. He is launching
a new media distribution and technology company. (The photo
was taken on the West Coast of Ireland.)
Composer REGAN studied music at Cal Arts and USC. Her
music has been heard in trailers for several major motion
pictures, including Munich and Resident Evil, and she has
scored the short films Repressions and Anesthesia. Regan’s
first album, Sellisternia, was released in 2002, and her second
album, Oak Song, in 2006. She performs regularly at events
throughout Los Angeles. Regan grew up in Littleton,
Colorado, and attended Columbine High School; her sister was
a student there at the time of the Columbine Massacre.
music has been heard in trailers for several major motion
pictures, including Munich and Resident Evil, and she has
scored the short films Repressions and Anesthesia. Regan’s
first album, Sellisternia, was released in 2002, and her second
album, Oak Song, in 2006. She performs regularly at events
throughout Los Angeles. Regan grew up in Littleton,
Colorado, and attended Columbine High School; her sister was
a student there at the time of the Columbine Massacre.
MOTHER JONES is a dynamic, six-piece, multi-genre
jam band from Los Angeles that has been named "Jamband
Artist of the Year" by the L.A. Music Awards. Their song "Lost
In Emotion" is feautured in Reunion. After forming six years
ago, Mother Jones has released two well-received albums and
has consistently toured throughout the Southwest. Their
most recent album, Union, was in the Top 20 for several
months on the Jam Radio Chart at Jambands.com, and six
songs from the album have received regular airplay on stations
throughout the U.S. and Europe. Mother Jones has also been
recognized as a band "On the Rise" by Relix Magazine. For
more information, please visit www.motherjonesband.com.
jam band from Los Angeles that has been named "Jamband
Artist of the Year" by the L.A. Music Awards. Their song "Lost
In Emotion" is feautured in Reunion. After forming six years
ago, Mother Jones has released two well-received albums and
has consistently toured throughout the Southwest. Their
most recent album, Union, was in the Top 20 for several
months on the Jam Radio Chart at Jambands.com, and six
songs from the album have received regular airplay on stations
throughout the U.S. and Europe. Mother Jones has also been
recognized as a band "On the Rise" by Relix Magazine. For
more information, please visit www.motherjonesband.com.
MIR WAVE was born in Soviet Moscow, and eventually
found his way to San Francisco, where he worked in both
finance and real estate while recording music on the side with
his band. He now works full time in music and the arts, and
his career in music has brought him all over the world. His
second CD, Breathe, was released in June 2008 to tremendous
sucess, and is actively promoted on the radio. A song from
that album, "Butterfly," is featured in Reunion. For more
information, please visit www.mirwave.com. Mir Wave
donates ten percent of his album sales to the World Peace
Campaign, Global Green, and African Foundation.
found his way to San Francisco, where he worked in both
finance and real estate while recording music on the side with
his band. He now works full time in music and the arts, and
his career in music has brought him all over the world. His
second CD, Breathe, was released in June 2008 to tremendous
sucess, and is actively promoted on the radio. A song from
that album, "Butterfly," is featured in Reunion. For more
information, please visit www.mirwave.com. Mir Wave
donates ten percent of his album sales to the World Peace
Campaign, Global Green, and African Foundation.
JIM LUKE is a multi-genre songwriter living in Portland,
Oregon. His song "In Love Again" is featured in Reunion. Jim
began his music career playing in bands around the St.
Joseph/Kansas City, Missouri area. In 2007, one of his songs
was featured in the motorcycle documentary Get Lost:
Oregon, by MotoVenture Films. More of his songs will appear
in films with MotoVenture. In 2008, two of Jim's songs were
released on a compilation CD by Triplestrand Productions. As
a result, both songs are getting airplay throughout the U.S.
and in Australia, Denmark, England, France, Norway, and The
Netherlands. Please visit Jim and listen to his music at
www.myspace.com/jimlukemusic.
Oregon. His song "In Love Again" is featured in Reunion. Jim
began his music career playing in bands around the St.
Joseph/Kansas City, Missouri area. In 2007, one of his songs
was featured in the motorcycle documentary Get Lost:
Oregon, by MotoVenture Films. More of his songs will appear
in films with MotoVenture. In 2008, two of Jim's songs were
released on a compilation CD by Triplestrand Productions. As
a result, both songs are getting airplay throughout the U.S.
and in Australia, Denmark, England, France, Norway, and The
Netherlands. Please visit Jim and listen to his music at
www.myspace.com/jimlukemusic.
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