The Power of Presentation

 Writer/Director/ Producer

 Eric Wayne Jones began his love for film-making in his early childhood.  From 1995 to 1996 he attended Adam Rourke’s Film Actors Lab in Dallas where he learned how to direct actors.  He was involved with developing various film projects in the late 1990's.  In 2000, Eric Directed a music video called Blackout for The Nixon's which he won an award for Best Rock Video at Worldfest Houston.  In 2001, his short film Bar Flies was released, which he Directed, Wrote, and Produced.  It became a finalist for Best Short Film at the Dallas USA Film Festival that same year and is available on YouTube.  In 2003, Eric moved to Los Angeles where he worked for various studio executives at Warner Bros.  He has also worked for Sony Pictures and Universal Studios.  After a fourteen-year absence from the business to pursue other endeavors, Eric returned to his passion for film-making in 2019.  He has also written two other feature film projects that are currently in development:  the romantic comedy Famously Unknown and the  comedy/drama Stray Cats and Hungry Wolves based on his short film Bar Flies.  

   Jeremy Settles has over 20 years of experience in all aspects of film and video production.  He is an established DP, Sound Mixer, Gaffer and Producer.  He is also a member of IATSE 702 local and is able to work both Union AND Non Union jobs. Jeremy is available with or without equipment for various crew positions.  Each resume is extensive.  Some of his clients include NASCAR, Bellator, Forensic Files, RV Countdown, American Restoration, Pawn Stars, Counting Cars, Wife Swap, Pharmacare, The Captains, Top Chef, and Funny or Die.  He has produced numerous films including Mr. Ice Cream Man, Redemption of the Fall, The Gambler, Boys of Summer, Pauly Shore:  Pauly~tics, Pauly Shore:  Vegas is My Oyster, Unwitten, and The Sugar Shack.  You can see most of Jeremy's work at http://www.gotfilms.com/ 

 Cameron Law was born in Dallas, TX and grew up just east of the city in Mesquite. There he learned the values of hard work, dedication, respect for others and to follow your dreams relentlessly. In high school, he studied theater arts and found his true love for acting. He went on to study it in college, moved out to Los Angeles, CA and found his biggest lesson learned in show business. Here's the story in his own words: "I moved out to LA to become and actor, and instead I became a banker. While working at the bank one day, I met a guy who would change the outlook on my acting career forever. He had his own production company, and would come into the bank often, usually to make deposits. So one day, I asked him what kind of advice would he give to someone like me. He said, Cameron, you have 150,000 actors/actresses right here in LA trying to network, mingle with this person or that person, hoping to get hired by someone else. You have 15,000 directors/writers right here in just LA trying to do the same thing, not to mention people all over the world coming here hoping to get hired by someone else to make their dreams come true. What you don't have is very many people going out and creating their own content and making Hollywood watch them. When he said that, a light bulb moment went off in my head and I realized that if I'm going to have any kind of an acting career, I've got to take matters into my own hands. Within two weeks of that conversation, I quit my job at the bank. I told my boss at the time that I'm going to be too busy with traveling and building a career that I would no longer have time for a full time job. From there, I bought up film equipment that I didn't even know how to use, moved back home to Texas to save money, got an agent, joined a weekly acting workshop and began taping auditions to learn how to use the new equipment I just bought. I began writing my own projects and assembling a team of people who can help create movies. I worked on film sets as an actor and also picked up extra work in marketing so I could learn how to promote my films and grow a business. In creating my first project, the basis on the film is the story I just described. And so the journey begins." 

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