A former Miss Chinatown USA, Jennifer has appeared in over thirty films and television shows, including Alias (recurring, opposite Quentin Tarantino), Charmed, and ER. She has had leading and featured roles in The President’s Man, and The President’s Man: A Line in the Sand with Chuck Norris, Cruel Game, and Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. She can be seen in the forthcoming films, Murder World, and The Intern.

Nancy Hendrickson, writer-director-producer, started her career as an actress, graduating with a BFA in drama from Carnegie-Mellon University and going on to appear in daytime dramas, off-off Broadway, commercials, regional theater and to star in the nationally released feature film Mother’s Day. She created the role of Nonnie for the premier production of Starters, a play by Obie-winner Jack Gelber that co-starred Alan Rosenberg and she acted under the direction of Norman Rene and John Pasquin. Nancy is a member of SAG, AFTRA and AEA.

In 1991 her writing career began when she was hired to pen fifty promotional spots for The Disney Channel. She has since been hired to write screenplays, most recently by producer Randy Greenberg (former VP at Universal and MGM) to adapt “The Irene Kassorla Story.” Her spec screenplays have won The Austin Film Festival and Carl Sautter Memorial Scriptwriting competitions. She has also been a finalist in the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, the Sundance Writers Lab and the Women in Film and Video competition, a semi-finalist (top 100 out of 4000) in the Academy’s Don and Gee Nicholl Fellowhip, the Fade In competition and the Chesterfield Film Company’s Writers Film Project.

Hendrickson’s directing credits include plays, staged readings and three short films. In 2006 she directed the premier of Solicitation, a full-length stage play at the New York Fringe Festival. In addition to Shadows and Light, Nancy has a fshort film in postproduction. Her first film, The Healing, starring Sam Gould, won a Gaia Award for Best Short Film at the 2007 Moondance Film Festival and was nominated for Best in Category at Damah International Film Festival. Tel Aviv Spirit Festival requested permission to screen it subtitled in Hebrew. She was a 2008 finalist in AFI’s Directing Workshop for Women.

For the past fifteen years, Nancy has been a frequent contributor to Creative Screenwriting magazine and a sometime contributor to MovieMaker magazine. She currently teaches screenwriting and directing at full time at The Los Angeles Film School and writes a bi-monthly column for The Scriptwriters Network newsletter, which can be accessed at scriptwritersnetwork.org.

Benjamin Brown is a man of many hats. His varied skills in sound include performing on soundtracks, recording and mixing film scores, sound design, sound effects, ADR and Foley recording, production sound, composing, music editing, MIDI programming, music producing, and film mixing. Benjamin continues to work with different composers, including Thomas Chase Jones and Steve Rucker, as a consultant and mixer, developing their studios, and adding the finishing touches to their music. His company, Oddio Works, is working on different projects, in music and post audio, with a growing staff. Past projects include Elegy with Penelope Cruz and Ben Kingsley, Impact Point for Sony Pictures, Scooby Doo and the Goblin King, Without a Paddle: Nature’s Calling, 2:13, and LEGO Batman webisodes.

MATTHEW PEREZ
VINCE STEWART