Scott Geiter Interviews

Courtney Gains first achieved success during the 1980s with a variety of roles in films such Children of the Corn (1984), Back to the Future (1985), Can't Buy Me Love (1987), Colors (1988), The 'Burbs (1989), and Memphis Belle (1990). His most recent credits include Sweet Home Alabama (2002), Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness (2009) (which he also produced), Faster (2010), L.A.Noir (video game) , Field of Lost Shoes, and Fun House Massacre. In addition to his film work, Gains has guest-starred on several notable television shows including Seinfeld (1989), Monk (2002), In the Heat of the Night (1988), Tales from the Crypt (1989), ER (1994), JAG (1995), Nash Bridges (1996), Charmed (1998), Alias (2001), The Guardian (2001) (recurring role), _"My Name Is Earl" (2005)_, Bones, The Middle, and the miniseries Texas Rising. Gains has also worked as and acting coach and a musician. He once performed live on stage with Phish and has a solo album. He released an EP with his band Ripple Street in 2013 and a Full LP is coming out in 2016. With over 100 credits to his name in a wide variety of roles, Gains celebrates 30 + years in the film and television business. Safe Haven EP | Courtney Gains https://courtneygainsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/safe-haven-ep

John Oak Dalton was born in Muncie, Indiana. He earned a bachelors degree in Telecommunications and a masters degree in Information and Communication Sciences from Ball State University. In 1987, he was the first scriptwriter to win a David Letterman Telecommunications Scholarship from Ball State. In 1999, Dalton sold his first screenplay to the direct-to-DVD market and sold more than 40 screenplays over the next 20 years, with more than a dozen becoming films on television, at film festivals, on streaming, or on video store shelves. In 2018 Dalton moved to writer/director with The Girl in the Crawlspace while continuing to write screenplays for other genre directors. - IMDb Mini Biography By: John Oak Dalton

https://jonrussellcring.com/ Director, Producer, and Screenwriter Jon Russell Cring's contention is that all of our journeys are an epic tale. As he's apt to say, "Everyone's life is Ben Hur." Born in Columbus, Ohio in 1971 to creative powerhouse parents, Jon grew up around the arts. Traveling and performing with his family, presenting music and drama on stages from coast to coast. There was nothing abstract about entertainment. It was a business to enthrall and he would get on the phone to book their traveling gypsy show as young as fourteen. His interest in film, besides rabid fandom, began when he met his future wife and muse Tracy Nichole. Writing a variety show together, Streetwalking, Tracy started editing and contributing and an unstoppable team was born. Jon and Tracy made their first short film, Hank's Place, which was immediately accepted into film festivals, told them they were on the right path. After completing a string of fifteen experimental short films, Jon decided to do the same with feature-length films and the idea for the ExtraOrdinary Film Project was born. In 2007, traveling across the country from Nashville, Tennessee to San Francisco, California, Jon pumped out one feature film after the other, in every genre from a Rock Musical, Four on the Floor, to a Psycho Thriller, Lenders Morgan, and even a kids' movie starring puppets, Too. "This was my film school," says Jon, adding "Twelve micro budget features is a hands on education like no other, I've seen it all." The ExtraOrdinary Film Project films went on to premiere all over the US, win awards, and solidify Jon's career path. In 2010, the couple moved to New York. "I found fertile ground for my renegade style of filmmaking there," says Jon. Jon has also written scripts and optioned some to Producers and kept some to make himself. Having Directed over sixty projects, he's not slowing down. "I'm looking for the next great story, I want to be in the middle of the next film movement." Tracy Nichole Cring was born on September 22, 1975 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. She is a cinematographer and editor, known for Resistance (2017), Girl in the Palms (2023) and Point Society (2015).

Steven Morris is known for He Knows (2022), Wicked Ones (2020) and The Embalmers (2021).

Tom Jolliffe is a screenwriter, producer and film journalist, known for Renegades (2022), War of the Worlds: The Attack (2022), Cinderella's Revenge (2023) and The Baby in the Basket (2024). He grew up in Marlow, England with a passion for cinema that began in the video store aisles. After studying film at university he focused more on writing film reviews including some guest reviews for publications like Aint it Cool and Moviehole, before becoming a regular contributor (and still remains so) for popular UK film site, Flickering Myth. With an interest in screenwriting, he began focusing increasingly on trying to get scripts made, coming close to selling a number of shorts and features (which fell at the final hurdle). He then took to producing to take more control over the outcome and co-produced Out (2015) an award-winning short film starring Shone Romulus (Top Boy) and Joerg Stadler (Saving Private Ryan).

https://youtu.be/_oKZGeuZx3Q?si=H-gzzALe8vyZAoWE Nicola Wright is known for Malpractice (2023), Sexy Beast (2023) and Top Secret! (1984). The Jack in the Box: Awakening (2022) The Curse of Humpty Dumpty (2021) Bad Nun: Deadly Vows (2019) Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 (2024)