Short

Zac Eglinton was born and raised in Connecticut. He graduated the film program at Full Sail University and after working on a handful of films, he met a fellow filmmaker that would become a best friend and producing partner. They made a feature film together and after moving to the City of Angels, Zac and his now close knit group of friends started the annual movie marathon, "Freddy vs Jason fest!" A festival that would play EVERY SINGLE Nightmare on Elm St. and Friday the 13th film. At the 5th annual Freddy vs Jason fest, Zac brought some homemade cookies that would go on to spawn the idea for his short film "Allergic Overreaction." While a love letter to those many fine films, "Allergic Overreaction" is also based on true events... Kinda, sorta. Read less

He studied film at the Center for Cinematographic Studies of Catalonia and the University of Valladolid, and graduated in Geography and History from the University of Alicante. After leaving the country of Neverland he started his own path as a professional directing advertisements, documentaries and music videos. While trying to figure out how to return to Neverland - where he should never have left - he spends his time telling stories with images and advertising for brands that sell dreams and smoke

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Scott, a New York native, has been working in television, advertising and film for almost 10 years now, as an Editor, Visual FX and Motion Graphic Designer with companies such as MTV, Elite Daily, G-Unit Records and Laundry Service.

This is his sophomore role as Director, following his debut "It's a Boy" in 2016, also accepted into Screamfest.

Scott's influences as a director include David Fincher, Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch, Quentin Tarantino, David Cronenberg and John Carpenter. A film buff himself with a mild obsession with 80's Horror.

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Samuel FD Dunning is a New York-based actor, writer, and producer from Brunswick, Maine.

He recently premiered the short drama "Rejectors" at Lighthouse Film Festival in which he held a lead role. He also has two more leading roles in "The Trojan" and "Hours of Operation", both films slated to premiere later in 2019.

He has been cast as series regulars and recurring roles on multiple high-profile projects including Fox’s “Legends and Lies: The Patriots” and AMC’s “The American West”.

Sam is also an accomplished model and visual artist, and an NYU Tisch Film School graduate.

This is Sam’s second project with Wolfshark Films and first as both writer, producer, and lead.

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Robbie Robertson is a playwright, screenwriter and a graduate of the University of South Carolina and UCLA’s professional screenwriting program. Robertson’s first comedy, MINA TONIGHT! was published by Samuel French and has been produced in regional theatres across the US. His most recent play, a staged adaptation of the B-movie SATAN IN HIGH HEELS, premiered in NYC and enjoyed a sold out run and is currently being developed into a musical.

His first short film as writer/director, WHISTLER’S MOTHER (a dark fable based on the iconic painting by James McNeill Whistler) was recently screened in NYC at The Philip K. Dick Film Festival; in Moscow at the Russian International Horror Film Festival; and at the Crimson Screen Horror Film Festival where it won the Audience Choice Award. Alternating between horror and comedy projects, Robertson is currently developing a feature screenplay of WHISTLER’S MOTHER and working with DEAL Productions on a “coming of (old) age” comedy called YOUNG AMERICAN.

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Colton grew up in Utah and as his passion for film began at the age of 12 when he directed, produced and edited his own independent film. After graduating High School, he directed a short film called "Unpleasantville." That film toured the nation in the festival circuit, which gained recognition from agents in Los Angeles.

Colton made the move to Hollywood and two months into living in this new city, he was signed by a manager and later an agent at CAA. In 2014, Colton landed a role in the Disney Channel movie "Cloud 9," which helped him grow as a director not only on the technical side, but learning how to direct actors more effectively. He is excited about the many projects he has in post-production and development.

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