GUNNAR GARRETT was born and raised in Modesto, California, home of George Lucas, and the feature film American Graffiti.

After high school Gunnar joined the United States Air Force where he worked as a
Nuclear Weapons Specialist for four years. He then continued his military career by joining the Army National Guard and an infantry division. During his eight years with the National Guard, he volunteered to deploy to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

After returning from a one-year deployment oversees, Gunnar was honorably
discharged from the military and decided to continue his education in Mechanical
Design. He spends most of his free time with his five daughters enjoying the things he wasn’t able to because of his military service and deployments.

His second oldest daughter Madison Mae, one of his identical twins began to show
interest in the film industry, which sparked Gunnar’s interest in writing, with the goal of creating a lead role for his daughter. With countless hours spend studying film,
screenplays, reading anything related to, not only screenplays, but story telling in
general, Gunnar’s been able to successfully fulfill his first goal by obtaining a lead role in a feature film for his daughter.

Recently, his daughter Madison has also been nominated for Best Actress by several film festivals for her work in the short film Remnants.

In addition to his writing, Gunnar has also begun acting, which started with the
successful marketing campaign by Zillow, which includes Gunnar and his daughters in a national commercial about what home means to them.

Gunnar’s screenplays have now been awarded more than fifty combined nominations
and wins at Film Festivals and writing competitions globally, showing his continued
commitment to excellence in writing.

With his military experience, attention to detail, and strong work ethic, Gunnar will
continue writing, and producing quality films.

Lori Allred has 30 years of broadcast experience.  On any given day you can find her producing, directing, writing, editing and even live switching a three-camera interview.  Her long list of credits include directing, producing and writing for HGTV’s,  Food Network, DIY, Discovery, Travel Channel and more.

Lori has received multiple Emmy’s, including a National Emmy for a Food Network Special, and has over a dozen Telly’s plus a New York Festivals International Television and Film Award.

She enjoys managing large crews, while bringing out the subject’s personality and writing interview-driven stories.

On the film side, Lori has directed, written and co-produced the short films “If Not Now” and “The Decision.” Both films have received distribution and are currently in the festival circuit.

Her start came in the highly competitive and fast paced realm of television news.

She also has two scripts currently in the festival circuit. The feature, "Secrets" and a short "Conversations at 35,000 Feet."

When Lori’s not working, she likes to travel the globe and play with her Corgi puppies, Merlot and Pinot.

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Carter Moon grew up in the desolate Evangelic capital of the world and responded by developing a taste in counter culture and radical politics, which eventually led to a love for filmmaking and screenwriting. He currently lives, writes, and podcasts in Los Angeles.

You can learn more about him at his website and his podcast. 

Mia McCullough is a playwright, screenwriter/filmmaker, teacher, arts administrator, and occasionally a stand-up comedian. Her short film Parallel premiered at the Midwest Independent Film Festival in August of 2016, and was nominated for Best Screenplay.

McCullough is the author of numerous screenplays and many stage plays, most of which have been seen at theatres around the country. Last year McCullough wrote and published a book on the creative writing process called Transforming Reality. Her play Wisdom from Everything, commissioned by The Goodman Theatre, is slated to open in Boulder at Local Theater Company in March. Mia taught playwriting and screenwriting at Northwestern University for ten years, and is now the Public Programs Director at Chicago Dramatists. McCullough is currently writing and co-producing a web series called The Haven, inspired by her experiences working at a domestic violence shelter. You can learn more about that web series at www.thehavenweb.com .