Craig is an award - winning filmmaker who's previous short film work earned him a 2002 Student OSCAR Nomination and a 2002 Student EMMY Award. Growing up in Kentucky, his interest in performing began in the local theater scene. After enrolling at the University of Kentucky as an actor, he shifted his major after two years and began concentrating on directing. Upon graduation from UK, he enrolled in Florida State University's Graduate Film Program. While at FSU, he honed his craft as a director through his short film work.

Upon graduation, he moved to Los Angeles and began working as an assistant director within the Director’s Guild of America. His credits as an AD include "War of the Worlds," "CSI," "Weeds" and several other films and television shows. In 2004, he began working as a freelance writer and director. After developing several screenplays and television series of his own, he wrote the script for "Blink." Although he originally wrote the project as a spec to sell, after showing the screenplay to his manager and other filmmaking peers, he quickly realized the potential for this film to be the perfect directorial debut.

A Kentucky native, Greg attended the University of Louisville where he received a Bachelor’s degree in the department of Humanities. While at U of L, he directed a handful of short films and co-wrote his first feature screenplay with Craig Miller. He went on to earn a Master’s degree in film at Florida State University’s highly regarded Film Conservatory. It was at FSU where he wrote, directed, edited, and produced several award-winning short films including “MoonDance” (editor - 25 film festivals worldwide) and “Embedded” (writer/director - currently touring the festival circuit).

After finishing film school, completing two additional feature screenplays, and writing and directing several more short films, Greg moved to LA to begin editing for the A&E docudrama “Intervention.” Since it’s premiere in 2005, “Intervention” has become A&E’s most popular program and one of the most watched documentary series on cable. In late 2005, Greg began developing “Blink” with Craig as a producer and after the screenplay and casting were in place, came on board as editor as well.

Greg is currently developing feature films as a writer and director and is attached as an editor to the upcoming independent feature “You and Your Bright Ideas” which is slated for early 2007.

A graduate of the University of Colorado, Taylor earned a Bachelor’s degree in Film Production. While in film school, Taylor was mentored by documentary filmmaker Jerry Aronson and the late revolutionary experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage. His thesis documentary “March of Time” won the 2002 Goldfarb Award for Best Documentary.

While still at university, Taylor got his first break in feature film production working in the assistant director department for the Coen Brothers on their Oscar-nominated “O Brother, Where art Thou?” Since then, he has continued to work on Coen Brothers productions including “The Man Who Wasn’t There,” “Intolerable Cruelty,” and “The Ladykillers.”

Recently, his first independent film as producer titled “Waterborne” won several awards including Best Independent Film at the Harlem International Film Festival as well as a Special Audience award at Austin’s SXSW Film Festival. Taylor recently produced the action film “Urban Assault” as well as the upcoming comedy “Car Babes.”

Anisa attended UCLA where she received a Bachelor’s degree in the department of World Arts and Cultures. While at UCLA, she directed several short films including “Day Dreams” shot on location in Florence, Italy and the music video of the song “Pyramidi” for hip-hop artist Radioinactive. She went on to shoot and edit several promotional videos including a documentary piece about her father, Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain, and another about the world-renowned percussion tour, “Masters of Percussion.”

Immediately after graduation, Anisa worked in film development at both Wind Dancer and Winchester Films on several projects including “What Women Want.” She transitioned into production and worked in the Assistant Director Department on several studio films including “Fun with Dick and Jane,” “Memoirs of a Geisha,” and the upcoming Will Smith project “Pursuit of Happyness.”

Anisa has worked as associate producer on the critically acclaimed film “Waterborne” and the upcoming comedy “Car Babes.” She recently produced the action thriller “Urban Assault.”

CJ grew up in southwestern Virginia and earned his Bachelor's degree in Photography from Virginia Intermont College where he graduated Cum Laude and received the Pinkerton Award as well as the Defreece Scholar Award For Photography. After graduation, he worked at the Penland School of Arts in Penland, North Carolina where he worked closely with world - renowned photographers such as Shelby Lee Adams and Bee Nettles. CJ earned his Master's degree from Florida State University in Motion Picture, Television and Recording Arts where he stayed on post graduation as Visiting Cinematographer in Residence. He currently lives and works in Los Angeles. "Blink" is his first feature length Director of Photography credit.

A central Florida native, Gillian recently graduated from Florida State University’s Fashion Design and Retail merchandising programs. She spent equal academic time costume designing for student short films with FSU's Masters Film Conservatory. Gillian is a new resident of Los Angeles and is currently working various wardrobe positions in television and film.

Raised in Texas, Peter attended the University of California at Berkeley where he focused on creative writing and earned a degree in English Literature. His work as a photographer has been featured in newspapers, magazines, movie posters, and online. Peter's passion for film, photography, and storytelling led him to work on "I'm Seducible," "The Matrix Reloaded," "The Matrix Revolutions," "Car Babes," and the upcoming "Speed Tribes," based on the New York Times bestselling book.