Filmmakers

DAVID KITTREDGE (Writer/Director) attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts for film production and graduated with honors in 1994. His previous short film, Fairy Tale, was featured at festivals around the world and was distributed on a successful video and DVD anthology, Boys Briefs, available from Picture This! Entertainment. He also works as a freelance writer/producer for Showtime Networks and Bravo, and is the executive producer of Triple Fire Productions, a production company dedicated to making smart, edgy, independently oriented films and videos. The website can be found at www.triplefire.com.

KRYSTAL KENNEDY (Producer) has most recently worked as a field producer for talk shows in New York City and her work allows her admittance to the crack dens and trailer parks of America. She has also worked extensively on both coasts on numerous commercials, music videos and feature films in New York City and Los Angeles.

ALAN JACOBSEN (Director of Photography) is an award winning Director of Photography and lighting designer with extensive independent film credits. Committed to the power and magic of visual storytelling, he has photographed numerous dramatic and experimental shorts, as well as television and feature documentaries including The IT Factor for Bravo. Alan's lighting can also be seen in recent Sundance favorites Two Family House, Coastlines, and The American Astronaut, a nominee for Best Cinematography at the Independent Spirit Awards.

SAVVAS PARITSIS (Editor) was born and raised in Thessaloniki, Greece. He has a degree in architecture, an MA in International Journalism and is currently completing an MA in Film & TV at New York University. Savvas has worked as a writer/director of documentaries in London and Beirut, Lebanon, and as a TV producer in his native Greece. He has written & directed three documentaries on archaeology and architecture as well as two short narrative films. Currently, Savvas works as an editor in New York, and three of his most recent projects have won him editing and directing awards.

ROB McCLARY (Co-Producer) was most recently the channel director for Showtime Extreme-Spain in Barcelona. His past production credits include fifteen behind-the-scenes theatrical specials for television, the latest and greatest focusing on Mel Brooks' new musical The Producers. Rob has also done tours of duty for Hearst-Argyle, the Food Network, and the Walt Disney Company. He also happens to be the director wrangler, 24/7.