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J.C. Mostaza is a computer engineer and has a PhD in Audiovisual Communication. He began in the world of CGI and VFX, receiving more than 100 international awards for his short 3D animation films: Broken Wire (2006), Casitas (2008) and Down to the Wire (2016). He has been nominated for the Goya Awards, has won the Biznaga de Plata at the Malaga Festival, the Premio Feroz cinemaJove, and so on. He is currently a founding member of the production company The Cathedral Media Productions S.L. In recent years he has developed several concepts for TV and directed several commercials.

Alessandro Antonaci was born and raised in Turin, Italy. In 2011 he attended a Practical Filmmaking course at Met Film School in London. In 2015 he directed and produced his first short film “Un Mostro Chiamato Ignoranza” . In 2016, his deep passion for horror films brought him to direct his first horror feature film “You Die - Get the app, then die", that won Best Cinematography at Screamfest in 2018.

Stefano Mandalà was born and raised in Palermo, Italy. In 2010, he attended an Animation course at Scuola Nazionale di Cinematografia. Since 2010, he has collaborated with some graphic design studios in Torino and has worked for FCA, Adecco, Advice Group, Expo2015 and more. In 2017 he produced and co-directed with Alessandro Antonaci and Daniel Lascar his first horror feature film “You Die - Get the app, then die".

Daniel Lascar was born and raised in Turin, Italy. He graduated in 2017 at DAMS. He has worked at Fondazione Teatro Ragazzi e Giovani in Turin as actor, director and teacher since 2010. In 2015 he worked as actor in the short film “Un Mostro Chiamato Ignoranza” and in 2016 in the short “Karma - L’espiazione”.

They are currently working on the feature version of "The Crying Boy".

Richard (Rick) Greenwood Jr is a writer/director/producer who earned his MFA degree in filmmaking from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles CA in December 2010. Rick was born and raised in upstate New York and came from a hard
working background which not only breeds a great work ethic and determination in him and his work, but the appreciation and value in all he sought s after and obtains.

Rick's film have been official selections in over Fifty Festival earning more
than Fifteen awards. His short film Hinnon Valley was distributed world wide
by Shorts Independent and was featured on DirecTV. The Wretched: Prologue premiered at Screamfest 2013 and was the first pairing with writer Collin Watts.

Collin Watts is Los Angeles based screenwriter and graduate of Florida State
University/UCLA Professional Screenwriting Program. Collin has advanced in multiple screenwriting contests including the Austin Film Festival, Page International Screenwriting, Screencraft, The Tracking Board, Cinestory, and Scriptapalooza. He has several successful short films that have been in over twenty
festivals worldwide including a premiere at Screamfest Los Angeles, awards at the
Macabre Faire Film Festival, and FANtastic horror film festival. He has optioned multiple
screenplays with several in various stages of development.

Doug O. Perkins was born and raised in a city just north of Los Angeles called Kennewick, Washington. As a kid he spent every waking weekend at Crazy Mike's Video, eventually watching all the movies in the horror section. He went on to study Creative Writing and Broadcast Production at the Edward R. Murrow College of Communications at Washington State University. In 2002 Doug packed up his 1989 Toyota Camry LE and moved to Los Angeles, where he had an internship at "The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn." After that, he went on to write and direct four seasons of the hidden camera show Scare Tactics. Doug, that's me, I'm writing this, has written for shows on SyFy, TBS, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, MTV, Netflix and more. He also received The Corey Feldman Award of Excellence for Best Actor at the Edmonton Festival of Fear for his role as "Bob" in the horror film "Buzzard Hollow Beef." In between writing and acting gigs, Doug plans on making as many fun movies as possible.

Breaking his immigrant mother's heart, and in a reverse migration story, Simon moved to Hong Kong 10 years ago. Originally hailing from Atlanta, GA - Simon first started in front of the lens as a TV host for Turner Networks (The Movie Bowl) , and gradually shifted behind the camera by writing and directing sketch comedy shorts. In Hong Kong, Simon started his own production company and has served as producer and director for agency work, branded content, tv networks, and once even for a puppy. Simon does have a feature under his belt, but prefers not to talk about it...unless there is whiskey.

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