Christopher Hanson -- Director, Writer Christopher Hanson made his directorial debut in 1998 with the acclaimed indie film Scrapple. Prior to his film career, Christopher taught photography and art at the Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey before moving to Lander, Wyoming where he worked for five years as an instructor for the National Outdoor Leadership School. Most recently, Christopher directed the documentary The Earth Will Swallow You about the Athens, Georgia based rock and roll band Widespread Panic. He also directed Widespread Panic's concert movie Live at Oak Mountain which was certified gold (50,000 copies sold) by the RIAA in December, 2001. Currently, Christopher lives in Boulder, Colorado with his wife Meghan. Geoffrey Hanson -- Writer, Actor, Producer Geoffrey graduated from Yale University in 1990 with a B.A. in American Studies concentrating in film. He moved to Telluride the following year and began a career in journalism before creating his own music production company, Big Daddy Music. Big Daddy produced concerts with such talent as Taj Mahal, J.J. Cale, Warren Zevon, and The Radiators. Geoffrey is the co-editor of the music magazine An Honest Tune. He is currently producing a movie on the Athens, Ga rock n' roll band Widespread Panic, which is slated for release in October 2001. Geoffrey has two other film scripts in development. One Fat Summer, adapted from the novel by Robert Lipsyte, is being produced by Cataland Films in New York City. And The Universal Baseball Association, based on the novel by Robert Coover, is a project that Geoffrey hopes to produce in the coming years. Geoffrey lives in Baton Rouge, LA with his wife Alison. George Plamondon -- Producer, Writer, Actor George is currently in post-production on a 35mm short film, Clark, the Canadian Hockey Goalie, which he wrote and directed, edited and produced. Clark is based on a feature script of the same title. George began his film career with the 1998 independent feature Scrapple, which he co-wrote and produced, and played the role of Cy Sloane. Other film production credits include writer/director of over, a DV short; producer for Angie Day's short The Last Day; and associate producer for James Frey's feature Sugar. Writing credits include his screenplay The Hunted, as well as Wit's End with writing partner Dan Laukitis. George has also served as a producer for a number of television shows, including MTV's True Life: I'm a Little Person and So 5 Minutes Ago, NBC's NBA Inside Stuff (for which he was also an editor), and Michael Moore's The Awful Truth. He began his career as an editor and producer at CNN in Atlanta. A cum laude graduate from Duke University in 1991, George was Chairman of the University's student-run television station and received the Senior Leadership Award. George has studied acting and directing extensively, most recently under writer/director Joseph Manduke at UCLA. George is also a patented inventor. Robert F. Smith -- Director of Photography Robert is an established and well-respected Director of Photography out of Denver. His credits include D.P. for the Solem Quiet, and 2nd unit D.P. and B Camera Operator for Almost Blue, Edge of Honor, and Lone Wolf. Winner of eight Emmy awards for his work, Robert has additionally served as D.P. for three shorts and numerous national commercials. Adam Lichtenstein -- Editor Scrapple is Adam's second feature film, following his work on Richard Shepard's Mercy. A graduate of New York University's Institute of Film & Television, Adam's credits also consist of a slew of national television commercials which include spots of Pepsi, Bayer, Pizza Hut and HBO. Tegan Jones -- Production Designer Tegan joined the Sweetwater team in early 1996, after she completed eight months of work as Art Department coordinator for Adrian Lyne's remake of Lolita. She then spent the summer in New York working on Columbia Pictures' Men In Black and is currently in Los Angeles in pre-production for Primary Colors. Dalhia Schuette -- Costume Designer Dalhia's credits include numerous feature films, including Costume Designer on Sparkler, Wardrobe Supervisor on Cold Around the Heart and Sundance Grand Jury Award winner Sunday. Additionally, Dalhia was Assistant to the Costume Designer on Mr. Holland's Opus and was a Wardrobe P.A. on Basketball Diaries.