Philippe Debaty was born and raised in the French Alps and moved to California in 2009. He trained as an actor at the San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking and is an ongoing acting student at the Shari Carlson Studio.

He has played in over 20 film or television productions. Recently, he played the lead role in short film Dark Desert Highway, which won the best production design award at the Epidemic Film Festival. Last year his performance as lead in short film The Audition received a nomination for best acting at the 7 day film festival. He is currently performing as lead actor on a feature film in production, Challenger, scheduled to hit the festival circuit in early 2011.

http://www.philippedebaty.com/

Jean Bai has completed a theater minor at UCLA and is currently residing in San Francisco pursuing her dream of acting. As a Mathematics/ Economics major at UCLA, she explored various aspects of the film business with internships in Entertainment Marketing and Film Production.

However, her main focus of performance beckoned and she began auditioning and taking acting classes more intensively. Recently, she has worked on student short films, such as 7 Minutes to Midnight in which she played lead, Resident Evil 1.5 Trailer, and FedEX Spec Commercial as well as commercial jobs for Symantec Corporation and Cisco Systems.

Kabari Jackson has appeared in various short films such as Vacation Bible School, My Generations War, Blink and many other films. He also appeared in several commercials for companies like JJ’s Fish and Holly Grill. Kabari started his career as a stage actor staring in plays such as, Lucasville Five and Confessions. He studied film at the Academy Of Arts University in San Francisco for four years. Now this talented, young actor wants to share his gift to the world.

Kabari lives in Pleasanton California where he works as a stage and film actor. His most recent acknowledgement was an award at the Epidemic Film Festival for his commercial, Holly Grill. In his free time Kabari Jackson enjoys fishing, church, and spending time with his family.
If you would like to contact Kabari or view his resume go to www.sfcasting.com/kabarijackson

Joe Napoli Jr. graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1997 with a degree in theatre arts. He was a writer for the Johnny Cats sketch comedy group for one season.

Joe is currently a company member with the Actors Theater of San Francisco and he has performed comedy in several venues in Southern California. You can contact Joe at nspacebug@netzero.com

Parker is a young filmmaker from the eastern sierra in California’s high desert.
Growing up in an area that was greatly used as locations for most western movies, transformers, tremors etc. He was stunned by the filmmaking industry. He moved to San Francisco and started working in early 2007 as a PA.

Since moving to San Francisco, Parker has worked on two feature films including ALL ABOUT EVIL and Stitch in Time, and many student films such as; Skatehouse, Rinse, Hitmen, Frank Coruso PI and is currently in production on Decomposing Wayne.
Blog: parkeraylesworth.wordpress.com/

Brett Chatelain, born and raised in Southern California and now Nevada resident is an aspiring filmmaker at the Art Institute of California-San Francisco. He has held a wide variety of jobs on set because he loves it all and wants to get as much experience as he can from as many different positions as possible. He continues to develop as a filmmaker and loves the filmmaking processes.

Brett’s duties have included acting, and he has stepped into the spotlight on numerous occasions. Brett has gotten recognition for winning the non-profit commercial challenge, and will continue to develop as a filmmaker till he graduates next year.
Contact:crazyatyate@hotmail.com

Jerome Chagnon started his career as a Director of Photography on feature films in 2008 with Christina, Wrath of Khaos, Temptations and Halloween 2009.
He’s focus is more on being a Motion Graphist artist, a Composer and a Colorist, as he did on S.T.A.R.S., Dick Frisco Paranormal Investigator, Red Moon, and numerous MacBreak Studio and tutorials for Salesforce.com.

In 2010, Jerome put a team together to direct two movies based on Resident Evil: a 3 minutes trailer called Resident Evil 1.5 Trailer and a 10 minutes short called Patient Zero, where he’ll do also the composing, green screening and color correcting.

Website: www.jtchagnon.com
Contact: contact@refanfilms.com

“Filmmaking is about creating a world of illusion and imagination through a series of moving images.” With that said Ashley focuses her efforts on producing and creating short content with other filmmakers that focus on the character and the story, in the realm of narrative, documentary, promotional video, and commercials.

“I like to help the directors and/or writers create their story, sometimes from the ground up.”
Ashley was the Producer for Wrath of Khaos (2009) and Resident Evil Trailer 1.5 (2010). She is currently in pre production for the short film entitled, Death Prophet. In 2009 she was curator for the Virgins and Rejects Film Festival. Also was a Videographer for varies panels and Q&A sessions for the 2009 San Francisco International Film Festival. Currently she is earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Film and Video Production at the Art Institute of California- San Francisco. Contact:Ashley_dss@yahoo.com

Originally born in Baltimore, Maryland, Nico started off as a skateboard photographer for local publications. Recognizing a passion for film and video, he moved on to skateboard videography. After finishing his high school studies, Nico moved to California to pursue a career in the film industry, studying Digital Film & Video Production at the Art Institute of California – San Francisco.
He is molding himself into a young filmmaker, focusing his attention on becoming a cinematographer and Director of Photography. Work ranges from Short & Feature length narrative films to Documentary and Experimental pieces. Nico van den Berg along with fellow friends has created a startup production company called “Kwality Media,” assuming the role as Technical Director.

Website: www.nicotvandenberg.com
Email: nicotvandenberg@gmail.com

Dakota has grown up loving film from a young age. From watching movies with his family he learned to appreciate film as an art form. He first started acting in a small theatre troupe in kids shows written by friends. Now he is a current student at the Art Institute of San Francisco studying filmmaking and is pursing a career in the medium making films with friends and colleagues at school.

He’s been apart of many projects in different roles from Assistant Camera, Gaffer, Assistant Director, Director of Photography, to Producer. He feels very comfortable in whatever role he’s in and is excited to get the opportunity to hone his craft from all those different perspectives.
He is excited to take his theatre acting background and bring that to the table in the films he creates.
Blog: dwolffnicolucci.wordpress.com/

Joshua Watts is an aspiring filmmaker, focusing on writing and directing. Originally from Vallejo, Ca. Joshua now lives in San Francisco where he attends school at The Art Institute of California - San Francisco. While at school Joshua has worked on numerous projects for narrative and documentary. Since the start of 2010 Joshua has worked on a television special Bay Appétit, for the first show Josh provided the graphics for the program, for the third and final episode Joshua produced the program. Also he wrote, lighted and acted in Behind the Screen a short narrative film that pays homage to monster films of the past.

When Joshua is not working on a film he can be found staying active. An avid snowboarder (he started at the age of 8) he loves the thrill he receives from the sport. However, Josh can always be found writing scripts as he loves to do so. No matter what happens in Josh’s life he tries to stay with the motto his mother told him “positive thoughts produce positive results”, so far this has served Josh well as he is following his dream of becoming a filmmaker.
Website: joshowatts.wordpress.com/

Jaena Sta. Ana was born in the Philippines and moved to the United States when she was three years old. She moved from Southern California to San Francisco in 2008 to further her studies for film and television production. Her goals are to work as a producer on short and feature films, as well as to produce television shows.

She is attending the Art Institute of California San Francisco as a Digital Film and Video Production Major. There she has worked on various projects from a food variety show, psa commercials, short films, etc. She just finished producing a short film titled Behind the Screen, and is now currently producing the short film, Decomposing Wayne.

Website: jaenastaana.wordpress.com

Vlad emigrated to the U.S. from the Ukraine at a very young age, but the influence of Eastern European film on him was profound. He has worked on numerous projects within a myriad of genres, but he is still grounded in the experimental vein of classic Eastern European cinema. Vlad began his film career working as an actor, but he found his true calling behind the camera; discovering a love for cinematography.

Vlad created an experimental thriller, Koltzo, which aired at the Delancey Street Film Festival, as well as his follow-up, Kakat. He was also assistant director and editor of the Art Institute of California-San Francisco’s 48-hour film competition winner, When the Bough Breaks. He is currently working in post-production on a narrative short which portrays a father who throws away everything to avenge the death of his daughter, and is beginning production on The Mirror’s Truth, a short thriller about a possessed mirror which begins to drain its owner’s soul.

Website: vk373.aisites.com/

Arthur Groneman has a multi-dimensional educational background with degrees in Social Sciences and Liberal Arts, capped with a Bachelor’s in Finance from CSU-Sacramento. With a diverse knowledge in many fields of study, Arthur passionate about the Arts and Creativity, chose to pursue a career in Motion Pictures starting by attending the Art Institute of California-SF for a year as a Digital Film and Video Production major and moving on to the graduate program for Motion Pictures and Directing at the Academy of Art in San Francisco.

Amongst Arthur’s earlier work in creative writing for the Entertainment Industry are writing for The San Francisco Noisepop Music Festival, TheBayBridged.com, and the MetroSpirit Independent Weekly.
Intensely involved in his studies in Motion Pictures he has enjoyed and would like to continue work as a Set Photographer and Behind the Scenes Cinematographer. He has worked on set for the feature Wrath of Khaos and the Resident Evil 1.5 Trailer.
Website: www.youtube.com/vacuitydub

Born in Istanbul, Mert grew up listening to electronic music. In 1999, he moved to sunny Orlando, Florida and started producing dance tracks for clubs. He broke into the scene quickly and became resident DJ in several night clubs and music festivals. Building on his success, he decided to move to The Bay Area, in California to continue his education and to make music his career.

He is going into his final year in Audio Production at Art Institute of San Francisco and expanding his repertoire with several projects such as recording local bands (The Electrosonic Chamber, Mariachi Mi Linda Terra) and sound design for movies (Halls of Growing Perceptions - Sundance Film Festival).

Elijah Collins is a young mix engineer at the Art Institute of California- San Francisco. Before graduating high school he took music class so that he would be able to produces his own music, and score for movies as well. After graduating in 2008 he decided to go to California for audio production.

In fall of 2008 Elijah Collins moved to California to attend the Art Institute of California- San Francisco. While attending this school he choose Audio Production has his major. As of today he has worked on such films as Wrath of Khaos by Mykel McGoy, Mesa Son by Aquavis Warfield, and is in pre-production for some future films as well.

Born in France, Yasser grew up in Tunisia. After High School he took Advertising class and had several part time jobs. He doesn’t label himself as a musician; because he doesn’t have any kind of music instruction. “Feeling” the music that’s the way he works and compose. As self-taught he just relied on his ears. That’s leads him to the creation of Lucas Tools to perform the music he had in his mind for about 4 years.

Lucas Tools is a Tunisian industrial rock project founded by Mohamedi Bouzina Yasser after been dismissed his fomer band. As the main singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, Yasser played all the instruments himself, expect the Drums & Percussions. His influences range from death metal, alternative rock, classical, ambient, and techno.

Websites: www.myspace.com/lucastools
www.facebook.com/lucastools

Sarah Baker has been sewing since the age of 13, and studying art since the age of 9. Her aspirations as a fashion designer are to work as a tailor for luxury menswear, however she is interested in all facets of the fashion industry and often likes to participate in costume design for plays and movies.

Some recent work includes Jerome Chagnon’s Resident Evil 1.5 Trailer (2010), John Lai’s Le Chapelier Fou (2009), and Billy Clift’s Baby Jane? (2009). Other designs have been for fashion shows such as Fashionista Extravaganza 2008 and Anima/Animus: the Androgynous Fashion Show (2009).

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