Los Angeles Premiere

Danny Isaacs:
Danny graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in film theory & rhetoric, and although he understood how to tell a story, he had no clue how to make a movie. So he did what any good jewish boy would do: he became an attorney. Since law school, he reignited his flame for filmmaking and learnt his craft by shadowing industry friends on film sets. He has written & directed several award winning shorts, web series and sketch comedies. Immortal is his first venture into drama.
Jon Dabach:
After attending UCLA film school, Jon was fortunate enough to find a niche in the market creating animation and pilots for Mtv, G4tv and VH1. After a successful run of it for a couple years Jon settled down made the crazy decision to have four kids. 8 years and one vasectomy later Jon has turned back to filmmaking as an excuse to get out of the house and has found himself at home both writing and directing with actual actors instead of cartoon characters this time around.
Rob Margolies:
Rob Margolies has been an icon to ULB indie films since 2007 after graduating from Chapman University where he was mentored by William Friedkin. Rob has written, directed and produced feature films including She Wants Me, Lifelines, Roommate Wanted, Never Heard, I’d Like to Be Alone Now, Weight, Yes, and Immortal. Look out for many other films in pre-production.

Tom Colley is a filmmaker and cinematographer who grew up in Dallas Texas. He received a BFA from MICA in Baltimore Maryland where he produced the groundbreaking documentary “12 O’Clock Boys”. Tom cut his teeth in production on documentaries, television and commercial work in Baltimore and DC before moving to Los Angeles where he has made a career for himself as a union camera operator. When not operating camera or directing photography for network television shows he is developing and directing indie scripted projects.

Pittsburgh native Andrew Hunt began making films at the age of eleven with a borrowed video camera and an army of neighborhood friends. Hunt went on to study filmmaking at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Soon after, he started working professionally as a writer/director on television commercials, documentaries, short films and music videos. In 2007, Hunt was selected by Steven Spielberg to be a contestant on the Fox Reality series, "On The Lot". The show gave filmmakers from across the globe the opportunity to make films inside the Hollywood system. Hunt placed in the "Top 6" out of 12,000 filmmakers.

Nico van den Brink is an Amsterdam based filmmaker. He graduated from the Netherlands Film Academy in 2014. His horror short SWEET TOOTH (2017) was picked up by New Line Cinema and is currently being developed into a feature with James Wan and Micheal Clear's Atomic Monster and Chris Bender's Good Fear producing.

THE BURDEN (2019) was acquired by JS Entertainment and Starlight Media. Atomic Monster and Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert’s Ghost House Pictures are producing under their development deals there.

Pierre Mouchet has been working in the french industry for over 25 years. He has always wanted to explore the horror genre, which he had done in his first short films during his early years. He then worked on several comedy sketches for television – which led him to collaborate with Jean Dujardin and Florence Foresti (France Télévision, Canal +) among others –, as well as on many different projects, whether institutional or mainstream. Eager to return to his first love, Pierre wrote this short film – Pleine Campagne (Countryside) – and quickly found producers to follow him on this project.
This film allowed him to express all of his passion for the horror genre ; a popular genre that combines both form and substance through a demanding technical direction, and that gets as close as possible to the characters, in order to tell an original story that will take the viewers aback by playing with their expectations and their fears.