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Crew Bios
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Timothy Del Director
Timothy Del is a former criminal defense
trial attorney of ten years. His directorial debut occurred in 2000 with a short film entitled, "Two Ships in the Day" which
received festival showings at the New York Short Film Festival and KC Filmmakers Jubilee.
He has subsequently directed seven short
films, four television commercials, one industrial infomercial and assistant directed the Kansas City feature film, "Grassfire"
in 2002. Timothy acted for seven years in local stage productions in Kansas City before moving to film. As a writer, Timothy
has completed two full stage plays, three feature film screenplays and thirteen short form screenplays. "Directing is storytelling
and I love to tell stories."
When asked about SNAP, Timothy said, "The
strategy for telling the story in SNAP is simple. Cast great talent, help them find their characters, then try not to get
in their way."
David Gilmore
Diector of Audio David has been involved with
media technology since he was a pup. He made his first movie "Stranded!?" in Super8 at the age of 12. After
working at the Rolla Daily News as a photojournalist and the local television station as a cameraman, David attended
William Jewell College, and also studied music at Berklee Music School in Boston. After college, David co-founded Technical
Aesthetics Operations (TAO Media Systems) and developed a series of video edit controller products including "Editizer" and
"L-Port."
His
feature film work includes working as Grip-Electric on "The Barren Heart" and working as Utility Sound Technician for
"Article 99", a Hollywood feature shot in Kansas City starring Kiefer Sutherland, Ray Iota, and Forest Whittaker. He
has worked on a number of shorts including "Talk Show", "A Spy is Bone", and "Trailer Trash," the winner of the 2003 Bentley
Film Festival audience and jury awards. David plays guitar and enjoys jazz, rock, and bluegrass music. David is
a Tai Chi instructor in Prairie Village, Kansas. He has also taught in Istanbul, Turkey and is a medalist in international
competition.
Jeremy
Everts Production
Designer Jeremy has experience in the
theatrical arts that date back to junior high school as an actor and stage crewman. Jeremy has also extensive experience in all positions, including radio and television production
and customized stage design.
Jeremy is thirty-three years old, with a wife and four children; ages six, four and a fourth born in
2004. In his spare time Jeremy enjoys playing sports and video games with my family. His goals are bringing Kansas Citians
the best entertainment possible to the area and as a valuable resource to the film industry.
Tony Grossi Director of Photography
Grossi has an extensive background in commercial film
and video production whose work has won awards in America and abroad. Having worked for clients such as the China Motion
Picture Company, Marc Ecko, Sam's Club, and Pepsi-Cola.Tony’s film, Shall we Dance, (OldFather Studios, 2001) resulted
in the Bronze Star: Worldfest-Houston Int'l Film Fest. Best in Show: Movies on a Shoestring-Rochester Int'l Film Fest.
1st Place: KAN Film Fest. Finalist: Halfway to Hollywood, Culture Under Fire, Ohio Indie Film Fest, Anchorage Film Fest, KC
Filmmakers Jubilee. Broadcast on KCTV5 and UCLATV.
David Winger Gaffer / Main Grip David Winger is experienced in many visual arts mediums.
David worked for eight years for the Kansas City Star as newspaper staff photographer. David founded his own photography
studio and has serviced local Kansas City clients for private photography for twenty years. For the past seven years
David has also provided videography services for legal clients and professionals who seek to capture a live performance on
high quality video. David is an active member of the local Kansas City Independent Film Community and has assisted in
over thirty films shot in the Kansas City area.
S.J.
Casting Director / Wardrobe S.J. is a native of Peru who came to the United States at the age of 19 as a Fulbright scholar to attend
the University of Kansas for Economics and Latin American studies. In the twenty years that ensued, S.J. has founded two successful
businesses: A & S Peruvian Imports and A & S Rental Solutions, Inc.
S.J.’s love of clothing design and photography began at an early age. S.J. began designing clothes at the age of
7 in Lima , Peru. She used to assist her grandmother and mother by cutting and stitching. By the age of 16, S.J. was designing
and sewing all her own clothes.
S.J. began expressing herself via a camera in the years that followed. She has traveled extensively to China, all of South
America, the Middle East and India. Many of the unique color combinations of the wardrobe as well as set designs in SNAP reflect
the the influence and diverse background of S.J. SNAP is her first feature film.
Doug Rottering Audio Technician/Production Assistant From an early age Doug has been an audiophile. At the age of ten, He started
piano lessons and began to sing in the choir as school. In his teens he studied music theory, photography and writing with
hopes of becoming a journalist.
Doug is a graduate of the University of Kansas where he studied
music composition, harmony, counterpoint, musical forms, orchestration, and learned to play several instruments. In 1999,
He has scored the award winning short film "Stuck on Star Wars." Subsequently, Doug has composed and scored the feature films,
"Run," written and directed by Tim English and "Grassfire," written and directed by Dennis Ward. Since then, He has also scored
Phil Zamon’s short, "Let there be Light". The finely tuned ear of Doug was utilized on the crew of SNAP where he worked
as an audio technician and production assistant. In addition to composing music, he also enjoys writing scripts and hopes
to direct a television pilot and feature length film in the future.
Paul Campbell Props
Master Paul not only was the Props Master for Snap the Movie, but additionally had
a role as a police officer with guns drawn. His additional credits include:
1998 "Three Girls in Love" , Drama, Key Set PA 1999
"Midsummer" , Rock Drama, Key Set PA 1999 "The Rage Within", Action Drama, 1st Team Driver,
Key Set PA, 2nd Unit 2nd AD 2000 "Boys Don't Cry" , Drama 2000 "The Riff"
,Drama, 2nd Unit AD, Set PA 2002 "Grassfire", Comedy, Extra 2004
"The Shunned", Western Horror, Key Grip, Extra. Paul's favorite Quote: "You gotta LOVE this
line of work, to do this job."
Josephina Aguirre Producer
Josephina Aguirre is the Co-Producer and Unit Production Manager
of SNAP the Movie. Ms. Aguirre has 30 years experience as a successful businesswoman in the Kansas City area and resides
in Overland Park, Kansas. Jo recently completed her first feature screenplay Butterfly Catcher. She has directed
and assisted in short films, with SNAP the Movie is the first feature film she has produced.
Holly Amber Church
Composer After
receiving her Bachelor of Arts in Music Theory and Composition from Pepperdine University, Holly completed an Advanced Studies
Degree in Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television at USC.
She recently scored for the first act of the
historical epic Berserker (20th Century Fox Studios). Last year she scored the independent feature, Bill The Intern
(Elizabeth Anne Allen of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer," Terry Douglas, producer of Martin Scorsese's upcoming "Brides").
Holly has worked in Hollywood under the tutelage of several great composers including Stewart Copeland (Wall Street, Rumblefish,"
and Showtime's Dead Like Me), Christopher Young (Hellraiser, The Core, Swordfish), and Ray Colcord (A Family Affair and Boy
Meets World).
Robert Johnson
Still Photographer & Webmaster
Having shot thousands of pictures on the "SNAP THE MOVIE"
set alone, Robert has helped visually capture the movie from pre-production through post-production via still images.
He has also created web-based media editing for numerous websites as well as creating the www.snapthemovie.com and www.hamandrye.com sites. A graduate of DeVry University with a degree in Computer Information Systems, Robert currently "works and
plays well with others" at Sprint/Nextel Telecommunications ... whose World Headquarters is based in Kansas City.
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