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- Airel Wold was born in San Pablo, California. She is an actress, known for Into the Wild Frontier (2022), How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You and Player (2023). She has been married to Alex Wold since 18 August 2016. They have two children.
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Marmee Cabildo Cosico was born on November 10, 1969, at around 12 pm in San Pablo City, province of Laguna in the Philippines. The late Atty. Regino S. Cosico and Marina C. Cosico raised her in the small town of Alaminos in the region of Laguna which in Luzon. She studied elementary and high school in Canossa College which is also located in San Pablo City. She earned her BS Psychology in University of Santo Tomas. In her fourth year college, she became a production staff in Teatro Tomasino, which is the only theater group in the university. Marmee further studied MA in Clinical Psychology in the same university. She also studied Doctor of Medicine in Fatima University. While she was attending medical school she worked as a court psychologist and an Expert Court Witness in various Regional Trial Courts in the Philippines in order to support her medical education. She reduced into writing psychological case reports on civil cases focusing on Annulment of Marriage. Marmee Cosico is currently an Associate Member of the American Psychological Association, a member of the American Society of Pharmacy Practitioners and is a Certified Pharmacy Technician here in the USA. She has been living in New York since September,2002. She pursued a career in acting in the latter part of 2005. In mid-2009,she started doing television commercials on foreign language voice overs (Tagalog language). In November 2, 2009,she was accepted as an online media writer for healthy living in New York City in examiner.com. In 2010,she wrote 3 articles on a free daily paper, Brooklyn Voice. In February, 2011, she was cast as the wife of an Asian dignitary played by the Japanese actor, James Saito (Life of Pi) in the HBO TV Film, "Too Big To Fail" (www.imdb.com/title/tt1742683/?ref_=nv_sr_1). Too Big To Fail was aired on HBO TV channel in June,2012. In July,2012,she was accepted an an online media writer for health in Los Angeles, California in examiner.com. In February 16,2103, she enrolled in an online ProSeries 44 class in screenwritingu.com and became an Alumni Member in November,2013. In October,2013, she was listed as one of the producers among some international filmmakers in limesfilms.com/#team where they are currently filming this year a documentary in the Vatican, City. She is now living in Woodside, New York. Currently, she is studying pre-requisite subjects for her second bachelor's degree in Nursing. Her homeschool is Hunter College, but she is taking a science subject in Queensborough Community College.- Writer
- Producer
- Camera and Electrical Department
As CEO of Let Me Out Productions, LLC, Kimani Okearah manages the direction of the platform and the creative strategy of the projects in development. He's the original author of "Scalable Intellectual Property Puzzles(TM) on the LMO Structure for Tokenomics." Additionally, he's the Showrunner for Press Pass - the first TV show fully powered by a collaborative community - and the Founder of the Let Me Out collective.
Okearah previously served in a myriad of production positions across many different production houses including The Young Turks, Discovery, Showtime, and ABC, where he carefully studied the industry with a prospective goal of improving the system - for everyone - from a macro approach. Okearah has led teams of production professionals in creating and executing initiatives in content production and audience experience. In his various leadership positions, Okearah worked closely with the technology, distribution, content and production leaders of each platform in his history of experiences to ensure that quality, authenticity, and consumer satisfaction are reflected in every aspect of the team's hard work.
Kimani Okearah founded Let Me Out Productions in 2007 in the small Californian town of Foresthill with the goal of establishing creator equity in the global film/television production industry. Let Me Out Productions is the first platform to use NFTs as a utility for true creator equity, following the strategy described in Okearah's "LMO Structure for Tokenomics.".
Okearah is a world-renowned manual focus sports photojournalist and has spent a decade covering professional basketball in the United States for various platforms. In addition to his support work for larger production houses, Okearah has sustained Let Me Out Productions as a digital media service boutique / production support unit on large and small scale projects for 14 years, from 2007 to 2021.
Okearah holds a bachelor of arts in Film and Digital Media Production from University of California: Santa Cruz and is on a path to a PhD in Cognitive Linguistics from the University of Aberdeen. Fun fact: Okearah is a grand-nephew of James Earl Jones.- Producer
- Additional Crew
- Production Manager
Taylor Bradbury was born on 26 January 1988 in San Pablo, California, USA. He is a producer and production manager, known for Stop, Thief! Vandal! Outrage! Scandal! (2008), Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. (2013) and Onyx Monster Mysteries (2020).- Actor
- Stunts
- Editor
Joel Kindrick was born in San Pablo, California and raised in Auburn, California. He caught the acting bug while performing his 8th grade year. Having the opportunity to be involved in Goldie Hawn's film "Protocol" that filmed in his hometown, he was hooked on film. He majored in communication and emphasized in acting at Pacific Union College in the Napa Valley. At his alma mater, he also co-created the Dramatic Arts Society.- Director
- Editor
- Writer
Larry De La Briandais was born on 17 February 1960 in San Pablo, California, USA. He is a director and editor, known for I'll Take Care of You, Revenge! (2022) and The Choice (2024).- Additional Crew
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Production Manager
Leon Watkins graduated from Kennedy High School in Richmond, California. He subsequently joined the United States Marine Corps and became an official Marine Corps photographer for several years. It was during his tour of duty with the Marine Corps, that Leon had the honor of photographing the President of the United States, Ronald Reagan.
Upon leaving the Marines, Leon began pursuing a career in the movie and television industry. After working on his first feature film, Glory (1989), as a stand-in and featured background, Leon founded The Walking Ghost of Black History Re-enactment Group. Leon hosted the premiere of Glory (1989) in Chicago, Illinois, in January 1990, representing The Walking Ghost of Black History and Glory (1989).
Leon was featured in a LIFE magazine article in February 1990, and in New York Times in 1993. The Walking Ghost won first prize in the Veteran's Day Parade, Oakland, California, in November 1991. Leon also founded Capricorn One Productions, which enabled him to work with cable access programming and music video production in Denver, Colorado.
Leon's interests include filmmaking, photography, and writing. He is particularly interested in Vietnam and Civil War history. Leon is a qualified photo lab technician and has free-lanced for historical documentation, radio promotional and music concerts.
The ultimate career goals for Leon Watkins are related to the production of his own original stories as feature films. To that end, he is currently working on a project entitled "Closer Than Brothers," Copyright 1992, and hopes to eventually produce and/or direct this project, as well as many others.- Visual Effects
- Animation Department
Jeff Schanz has a BFA from University of Florida and an MFA from Savannah College of Art and Design. Before animating, he worked as an entertainment artist at 3 of the 4 Disney theme parks, cutting silhouettes, drawing portraits, creating Damascene designs, and glass etching. He has animated for films, video games, TV, VR, and theme parks. He currently lives in Texas.- Writer
- Actor
Gil Alcantara was born on 18 October 1971 in San Pablo City, Laguna, Philippines. He is a writer and actor, known for Maalaala Mo Kaya (1991), G-mik (1999) and Wansapanataym (1995).- D'Marco Farr was born on 9 June 1971 in San Pablo, California, USA.
- Actor
- Art Department
- Editor
Christopher Hale was born in San Pablo, California and grew up in Hercules. He moved to San Jose in 1998 to attend SJSU. He lives with his wife Amber Kolasz and their chihuahua Josie and their Pomeranian Molly.
He is a talented musician, filmmaker and bartender, specializing in acoustic cover songs, fancy opening credit sequences and bourbon Manhattans, respectively. He also enjoys writing really lame biographies about himself on the internet.- Gene Clines was born on 6 October 1946 in San Pablo, California, USA. He was married to Fay and Joanne. He died on 27 January 2022 in Bradenton, Florida, USA.
- Erlinda Cortes was born on 24 January 1924 in San Pablo, Laguna, Philippines. She was an actress, known for Sigfredo (1951), His Darkest Hour (1950) and Apoy na ginatungan (1951). She died on 8 September 2015 in Shelburne, Vermont, USA.
- Music Department
- Composer
Joey Kingpin began experimenting with guitars and beats at Friday night house parties up in the quiet east bay hills overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge. Hype from those original demos eventually reached the ears of a producer at MTV in New York.
Those early raw songs immediately started appearing on episodes of MTV shows. All of this licensing culminated with a record deal. Joey went on to sign with New York based indie label Radikal Records. His debut 'Joey Kingpin' album, A Beat Down In Hell Town, was released in the spring of 2001. Aside from building up a very loyal cult following, highlights from 2001/2002 include Joey Kingpin music appearing in the Touchstone Pictures film Big Trouble and his song "Sweet Valley" used as the theme for the Mary-Kate and Ashley In Action! animated cartoon series.
Joey returned in 2003 with a brand new 'Joey Kingpin' full-length album titled "Stereo Thriller".
"Stereo Thriller" is a definite progression from debut 'Joey Kingpin' record. No samples were used and every instrument is played live. This record is definitely more song- oriented.
Songs like "I Want You", "Partyology", and "Crazy" typify the guitartronic sound of Stereo Thriller while other tracks like "Return To Malibu" and "Jam The Jam" take you to the past without leaving the present.
Joey's catalog of music, including side projects 'The Carnies Deluxe' and 'Envision Music LTD', continue to be popular tracks for film and television licensing throughout the world.- Visual Effects
- Actress
- Special Effects
Nicole Burch was born on 25 August 1974 in San Pablo, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), Oblivion (2013) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011).- Sound Department
- Director
- Writer
Willard Motomura was born on 16 October 1978 in San Pablo, California, USA. He is a director and writer, known for Stranded (2004), Liquid (2001) and Seeing Iris (2002).- Actor
- Editorial Department
- Additional Crew
Jesse Liwag was born on 29 November 1972 in San Pablo City, Laguna, Philippines. He is an actor, known for Kung mawawala ka pa (1993), Memories of Old Manila (1993) and Trip (1993).