Caitlin O'Connell

Caitlin O'Connell's recent credits include TV appearances in Law and Order, Whoopi, Homicide, Perry Mason, All My Children and Another World as well as stage appearances on the New York stage in Boy (Primary Stages), Third (Lincoln Center) and Give Me Your Answer Do (Roundabout) and around the country in plays such as Mrs. Warren's Profession, Playboy of the Western World (The Guthrie), Julius Ceasar (Old Globe) Habeus Corpus (South Coast Rep) Much Ado About Nothing, Henry IV Part 1 & 2, Measure for Measure, Macbeth (The Shakespeare theater) Oh, Pioneers!, Slavs, The Hostage, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, There's One in Every Marriage, The Film Society, A Doll House, How I Learned to Drive (Center Stage) A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur, The Little Foxes, Dinner with Friends, The Cherry Orchard (Denver Center) Much Ado About Nothing (McCarter) and many more.

Uri Sharlin: Original Score

Israeli born accordionist, pianist and composer Uri Sharlin is a bonafide innovator who synthesizes melodies from around the Mediterranean Sea with world rhythms, forming a music that breathes joyfulness and melancholy with expressive clarity. He has traveled numerous times to Brazil to soak in the country’s rich musical culture and language. In 2003, Sharlin started his own group, the Cardamon Quartet, where he blends influences from the Mediterranean with those of the Americas, including avant-garde jazz, classical, rumba, and Brazilian samba. For more information see www.urisaharlin.com.

Ido Fluk: Writer/Director

Ido Fluk was born in 1980 in Israel and is a filmmaker and video-artist living in Brooklyn, New York. His work has been shown in galleries (Black Lab Seattle, Collective Unconscious New York, MicroMuseum Brooklyn, 291 London), worldwide festivals (Dumbo Arts NY, Invideo Milano, Italy, Rencontres Internationales Paris-Berlin, Darklight Dublin Ireland and Videolisboa Portugal) and won such awards as the Warner Bros. Pictures film production award, The Israeli Council for the Arts travel and presentation grant, Adbusters ABTV award and the Jerusalem Film Festival's Young Director's award. He holds a BFA in Film & TV production and Art & Public Policy from New York University. Click here for an extended bio.

Kat Mathews: Production Designer

Coming soon.

Ronny Merdinger: Producer

Coming Soon.

Ryan Gould: Director of Photography

Ryan holds a BFA in film production from New York University’s prestigious Tisch School of
the Arts and received instruction through the exclusive BBC Director’s Training Program in London, England. Throughout his time at NYU, Ryan’s capabilities enabled him to attract professional talents like Kim Chan (Lethal Weapon 4, Fifth Element, Kung Fu the Legend Continues) and Jason Ritter (Joan of Arcadia, Swimfan,
Jason vs. Freddy, Mumford) to his projects, despite his student status. Two weeks prior to graduating in May 2001, production
wrapped on his thesis film PG, which once completed a year later, won him the Warner
Brother’s Film Production Award at NYU and received the honors of acceptance at the 2002 South By Southwest, San Francisco Independent, LA International Short, and Manchester International Film Festivals, as well as the 2003 Valleyfest Independent Film Festival. Ryan has continued his creative involvement with short films as a Director of Photography and Editor on a number of thesis projects. He creates time for his continued writing ,directing and
photography interests, as a freelance Videographer, Assistant Editor and Production
Coordinator in the New York commercial production industry. Ryan is arranging to begin production on one of his short screenplays in
2006.

Oscar Zambrano: Sound Design

Oscar Zambrano was born and raised in Mexico City. While in high school, he played saxophone for a band called Oompa Loompa. After graduating he enrolled at Berklee College of Music in Boston where he studied Music Production & Engineering, with a minor in film scoring and composition While at Berklee, he was able to participate in several mastering projects. He also became part of the Prentice Hall audio editing team. During his last year of college, Oscar interned at M-Works Mastering, where he assisted on mastering sessions, learned Sonic Solutions, and familiarized himself with various mastering equipment and techniques. In the summer of 2003, Oscar was hired at Sound On Sound Recording in New York City. There he worked as a general assistant, and was involved in several recording and mix sessions. He eventually became an engineer for various artists. While in NYC, Oscar started mastering for several independent record labels. In 2005, together with Jorge Castellanos, Oscar created Zampol Productions with the goal of offering several audio services.

Itay Gross: Assistant Director

Itay Gross was born in 1981 in Tel Aviv, Israel. His early interest in filmmaking and the arts brought him to Ironi Aleph Arts high school in Tel Aviv where he attended a program specializing in Film and Television production and theory. While still in school, Itay worked for a local cable youth program and gained precious experience in cinematography and directing. He continued pursuing his passion as a soldier in the Israeli army, serving as an educational filmmaker and refining his skills. After being released, Itay worked as a journalist for MSN Israel and kept gaining experience, working as a Gaffer for large scale Israeli feature films. In 2002 Itay enrolled in the Film and Television department at Tel Aviv University, later transferring to New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Film & TV production BFA program. Specializing as a cinematographer while still directing his personal work, Itay's work has been displayed at festivals both in the US and worldwide. He lives in New York City.