Local filmmaker, screenwriter and mastermind behind Exploding Corpse Productions, Todd Bradley intentionally tries his hand at every genre and technique of filmmaking just to learn all the moves. Todd brings to his first action film extensive experience in rallying a great cast and crew and has engaged some of the best local talent in the martial arts film genre. Favorite sushi: Exploding Death Roll #13.

Bob is the Gandalf of KFSC: local filmmaker in every role imaginable, a regular on the BIFF selection committee, wicked-smart film teacher polluting the minds of Boulder’s youth since 1984. Known for films such as Loaded and the prize-winning Adobo, both of which showed at international film festivals. Watch the credits of any Colorado production, and you’re likely to see Bob credited as Film Wizard, Wealth of Knowledge, Tireless Multi-Tasker, or Magician (Literal and Figurative). Bob brings cred, connections and amazing powers of ESP to KFSC. Favorite sushi: Land Shark nigiri.

Chris’s Best Cinematographer Award sits on his mantelpiece awaiting its immanent cluster of companions. Highly sought after because of his attention to detail, or perhaps his ability to do it all: grand cinematic vision, camera operation, gaffing, crew mentoring, inventing new film equipment, sound and picture editing, making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with unparalleled precision…tell me, what can Chris not do, besides yell? Newman’s Own Sushi: Skip to the ice cream.

Susan is the Luna in Luna Moth Productions; yet another local director trying not to spoil the KFSC broth. Her background in stage acting and directing, photography, writing, teaching, and project and people management comprise the perfect storm of an amateur filmmaker looking to quit her day job and make it big in Boulderwood. Susan says, “Donate to KFSC! It’s tax-deductible!” Favorite sushi combo pak: Ankimo and Pearl.

Erica makes editing look easy, probably because for her it is. She’s a natural, not to mention a highly trained, editing guru. We’re thrilled she’s working her magic both on Birthday Girl and KFSC. When dining at her favorite sushi restaurant, Erica calls for Hatahata, just cuz it’s fun to say.

Ryan is one of those archetypal computer wiz kids who rigs everything that the front-line heroes need in order to fly, shoot, defend, rescue, amaze, and get the girl. While the rest of us are slugging along at our day jobs, Ryan is quietly taking over the world. Lucky for us he’s only going to make the world a better place, both in function and form. Sigh of relief! Favorite sushi: Sizzling Sea Urchin.

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