KEVIN CRISP

The creator of Filmatix Films, and the producer of all its work. Crisp, a film and television graduate from WKU was born in Miami FL, but grew up in Louisville, KY.

Crisp first stepped behind the camera to shoot music videos for bands in the Louisville area like The OutRace. Before Infinity, he was the director and editor of High on a Hilltop, an opening music video for Western Kentucky's basketball team.  

Crisp is currenlty working as the producer/director of Imagery Marketing in St. Louis. And yes, he is still editing Helpline, Filmatix' last production which he co-produced and directed.

DUSTON LASH

The Director of Photography, Camera Operator, and Assistant Director of Infinity, Duston Lash, born in Kent, Ohio, has nearly a decade of experience behind the camera.He has attended film classes at Western Kentucky University, University of Oklahoma, and professional lighting and camera seminars in Los Angeles, presented by some of the best DP's in the Hollywood film and TV industry.

He has been the Assistant Cameraman on 16mm film productions that have taken him from network commercials shot in the Bahamas, to music videos aired on CMT, documentaries on PBS, and to award winning corporate image programs.

JASON WEATHERS

One of the original members of FilmatixFilms, Jason studied writing and broadcasting at Western Kentucky University. He has served as the audio engineer, writer, director, editor, actor and production assistant. Many of Filmatixfilms movies, including "Boxed In," which he wrote, directed, and edited.

DYLAN FEESE

Dylan graduated from Western Kentucky University in May of 2005 with a bachelors in Broadcasting. He recently made his directing debut in the Filmatix Films Production of Maybe Someday, which earned the group a second place finish at the annual Western Kentucky Film Festival.

On Infinity, I was the key grip, or the assistant to everybody. Put that c-stand up, grab that light, hold this cable, get those doughnuts. Stuff like that.

After Infinity, Dylan wrote and directed the award winning short film, Maybe Someday.

CHRIS BUTLER

A graphic design senior from Bonnieville, KY, Butler designed the main poster image for Infinity and a few other small visual elements of the production. Butler's first film experience was in front of the camera as Bingo the Clown in The Confetti Brothers, a short film 'mockumentary' which played to a packed house in Cannes, 2001.   

CLINTON LEWIS

Clinton has been a staff photographer for the Bowling Green Daily News since 1997 and lends his talents for production photography as well as shooting and producing the documentaries for Filmatix and maintaining the website. Be on the lookout for cinematography work in the future as well.

TONY CURRY

A local artist that works in many mediums. A student from IAC and JCC, Tony's storyboards for "Boxed In" solitified his role as the team's conceptual artist and visual consultant. In addition, his work as both grip and assistent to Production Designer William Wallace-on the set of "Boxed In"-has earned him his recent directoral debut, "Twisted Reflections" produced by Filmatix Films. Tony is currently working on several projects stretching beyond stick-figure design and moving further into story narrative.   

WILLIAM WALLACE

William has many years of professional experience working in the arts, ranging from Film & TV production, commissioned art work, metal fabrication/ bronze casting, & graphic design. He has experience in most departments of motion picture production, design & post production. William is available to work as a Production Designer, Art Designer, Storyboard Artist, or whatever else may arise. He is currently writing & directing his own short films, music videos, commercials & some other things that can't be disclosed to simple folk like yourself. I believe that the audience should feel like they're apart of the film that they're viewing & he attempts to make this apparent via the aesthetic feel of the set. "A good production will take your emotions there. Filmmakers either get it or they don't. You can like film, love film, or be addicted to it. I'm hooked."

JESSICA STACEY

This stylist is a Louisville native specializing in make-up artistry as well as hair design. She also focuses on creating specialty hair with extensions for color and texture effects. She's been working the local scene for years as an image consultant. Her work has been featured in a photo spread in People Magazine and in a television special on the Fox Reality Network. Most recenlty it can be seen in "Boxed In" for Filmatix Films.

JONATHAN KLINGENFUS

Jonathan is a recent graduate of WKU. During his time at Western, he won several awards for the short films he made. He worked for PBS for 18 months and also freelanced for ESPN. Recently, he decided to get back to his real passion and joined Filmatix Films on the short film "Boxed In."

He is currently working at Insight Communications in Louisville, KY.

SAM GISH

Gish, from Owensboro, Kentucky, graduated with a Journalism degree/Art minor from Eastern Kentucky University. He worked behind the scenes on the sets of Filmatix Films photographically documenting the day to day process of making a film.

He most recently worked as Public Relations specialist for the military. He is currently working as a freelance Writer/Photographer until he decides where he wants to go next.

ANTHONY WENTZEL

Anthony Wentzel graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BS in Computer Science. He co-oped at NASA in Virginia Beach, VA. Working 40 hours/week and being the Jedi hacker that he is, he attempted to balance his computer geek-dom ways by studying camera acting courses. Three years later, Anthony has shot approx. 40 films/videos and has been in over 25 theatrical performances.

Call me on the helpline.

BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Award-winning filmmaker Brian Cunningham, the onwner of Unseen Films, has been making movies since childhood. While his true passion lies in writing and directing, he is also an accomplished cinematographer and camera operator, two skills which he employs both commercially and artistically. He has produced numerous short films, short documentaries, and commercial television programming.

Brian graduated suma cum laude from the University of Kentucky where he studied telecommunications with a focus in video production and film studies. He currently works freelance video production in Louisville, Kentucky.

KEVIN MAGNER

Currently working on completing his B.A. in Music Technology and Composition at Indiana University Southeast, Kevin Magner began his collaboration with Filmatix as score composer for "Date of the Dead" and is on board to create original music for Helpline." After a three year stint playing with Louisville bands Furlong and Funkus, Kevin now concentrates exclusively on developing his career as a composer for multimedia projects through Harmonic Media. His primary concentration in scoring music with the use of orchestral instruments though he plays piano and guitar. When not writing music, Kevin follows ice hockey, watches sketch comedy, studies world history and plays Scrabble until his head hurts.

Joshua Loren

Call him on the Helpline

Sherman A. Brown

A Louisville native, Sherman A. Brown graduated with a BA in Communications from Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH. Sherman helped develop our story idea for Date of the Dead into a screenplay for the Louisville 48-Hour Film Project in July 2006. His passion is writing, having written several short and feature-length screenplays. Sherman has also acted in several independent films, including an independent film The Box, shot entirely in Louisville.

Jeffrey R. McLeid

Award winning writer and director of photography Jeffrey McLeid, and owner of Worthless Wings Entertainment, has been working strong in the film industry for five years. Jeffrey has had multiple music videos gone to major networks, and several short films win festivals. Even though his passion is being a DP he's succeeded on several feature films as Key Grip, Gaffer, and Editor.

RODNEY COX

An Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran Rodney is a graduate from Iroquois H.S. and National College of Business Richmond/Louisville. Also, Alix Adams Modeling Agency/School. After stumbling into the industry he has had an impressive amount of modeling and acting success with clients like GE, Lexmark, Big O Tires, Kentucky Tourism, Yum Brands, and Ford just to name a few. Now brace yourself for his directorial debut of A Fathers Sin. Playing assistant director to the infamous Tony Curry....Rodney has grown with the Filmatix family with roles in Boxed In, Date of the Dead, and A Fathers Sin. Get Ready!