Directors & Producers

Claire Fowler is a filmmaker. Her short films have been screened at venues and festivals around the world. She also writes, and has contributed to "Filmwaves magazine", the "George Hanson Critical Forum" publication, and "ARC" magazine.

Peter Greenaway is a filmmaker. His films include “The Draughtsman's Contract", "Drowning by Numbers" and "The Pillow Book". He has worked for the “Central Office of Information” (COI) as a film editor and director.

Shannon W. Kelly is a film maker. His films include "FrankenChrist" and "Nazis to the Moon!". He has software knowledge in Final Cut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, After Effects, PhotoShop, Illustrator, and Pro Tools.

Shannon Plumb is a film maker of silent comedies and short films. Her films have been shown at several venues around the world such as the "Anthology of Film Archives", "Lincoln Center Video Festival" and "Galerie Schwarz" in Austria.

Nick Zedd is a film director. He directed the controversial movie "I Was A Quality Of Life Violation" in 2002. He has also acted in such films as "What About Me", “The Manhattan Love Suicides", “Submit To Me Now" and "Bubblegum".

Nike Broomfield is a film director. His films include "Driving Me Crazy", "Monster In A Box", "Heidi Fleiss: Hollywood Madam" and "Fetishes", among others. He has won awards such as the British Academy Award, the Prix Italia and the Hague Peace Prize.

Nicole Franklin is a filmmaker. Her films include "I Was Made To Love Her: the Double Dutch Documentary" and "The Double Dutch Divas!". She was featured in the 2002 publication of the "NY 411 Production Guide" and its profile of women filmmakers in New York.

Nigel Dick is a director. He has directed many music videos and also documentaries. Nigel has worked with artists such as "The Backstreet Boys", "Toni Braxton", "Il Divo", and "Elton John".

Daniel Schmid was a film director. He had directed movies and also stage productions. Daniel Schmid died on August 6th 2006.

Neil Jordan is an Irish writer/director. In 1982, he wrote and directed his first feature film, "Angel". The film won "The London Evening Standard's Most Promising Newcomer Award". Jordan also wrote and directed "The Crying Game" which was nominated for six Academy Awards in 1992.