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Team
Here are of the four core key pixel producers. They all have done all the dirty jobs of acting, directing, camera manhandling, prop destroying, story hacking and other fun production stuff.
ANDREW HOOKWAY -
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 Andrew
Hookway has been into filming since late 2002, and truly began in early 2004
with a digital still camera using MPEG recording. From these humble beginnings,
he emerged as a creative writer, an intuitive eye behind a camera, and an
ingenious editor. He made a lasting connection with Justin Monk of Prim and
Proper Productions in August of 2004, and the two have since worked on numerous
projects together. Finally getting his own camera in November of 2004, he has
been able to film to his heart's content and beyond.
Partial Filmography
Original Films
Producer of I vs. Me.
2nd Unit Director, Actor, Editor, Effects Artist in iSpy.
Co-Director, Actor, Effects Supervisor and Co-Editor for UCF: Toronto Cybercide.
Fan films
Producer, Writer, Director, Actor, Editor and Effects Artist for Darth Moby: Hunt for the White Sith.
BRYAN PATRICK STOYLE -
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With a face for radio and a voice for mime,this strapping Irish lad is a graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo, earning a BFA in Theatre Performance. Bryan has been involved in alarge number of film, theatre, and performance- related projects in various capacities;whether it is as an actor, voice actor, improv comic, fight choreographer, puppeteer, writer, editor, producer, or director.
Bryan has been seen in a number of film projects. He stars as Marshal Pax in Key Pixel’s UCF: Toronto Cybercide, as well as Jay, the lead role in Littleflick’s Life in 3-D, a short that is part of the comedic anthology Release the Funny. In addition to film work, Bryan has appeared on stage in several productions inWestern New York, having worked with such companies as Theatre Helden, Theatre of Youth, and Rare Bird Theatre Productions.
When not performing, Bryan enjoys the company of hisfriends and being the geek that he knows he is.
Partial Acting Filmography
Original Films
UCF: Toronto Cybercide - Marshal Pax (Lead).
The Scoop – Jeff (Lead).
Releasethe Funny: Life in 3D – Jay (Lead).
Instability – Michael Valentin (Lead).
iSpy - Sergeant Irish Mann (Featured).
Adopt-A-Rifle - Jon Heberman (Supporting).
Lost Control – Boy’s Team Member (Ensemble).
Television:
Discs (Pilot) - Jim ‘Mack’ McHugh (Regular).
The Ray Show – Various Characters (Recurring)
Partial Production Filmography
Original Films
Instability – Director
UCF: Toronto Cybercide Production Design.
iSpy - Dialogue Writer, Graphic Design.
JUSTIN MONK - [
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A graphic designer by trade, a strong love of art brought Justin onto various
projects ranging from set design to acting. His involvement with half a dozen
amateur stage productions and a number of independent and fan film productions
has been a wild rollercoaster ride, giving him insight into an art form many
take for granted.
Justin has started up and
starred in a number of films, portraying characters ranging from a
stoic Jedi to a heartless villain, and doing his best to project any
scrambling of acting he can.
Fan films were Justin’s first
foray into the medium, creating a complicated Star Wars film that
ended up crashing due to personal feelings from cast members. In a
struggle to try and make a Star Wars film Justin took a new approach
and gathered around him in what would later make most of Key Pixel
core members.
When not pushing for films or
coming up with ideas for films, Justin enjoys fight choreography,
photography, and other more interesting endeavors.
Partial Acting Filmography
Original Films
iSpy as Joe Canada.
UCF: Toronto Cybercide as Dolf Jeuneblanc.
Fan films
LCC3 Entry 6: Eclipse (aka Star Wars: Eclipse) as Jaden (Lead).
Partial Production Filmography
Fan films
Choreographer for LCC2.5 Not a Forest.
LASZLO KOVACS - [
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 When not daydreaming about film and food Laszlo Kovacs is a Security Specialist for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Trying to alleviate the boredom of this monotone existence he’s worked on film projects produced in the bad old days of VHS-C and has since been introduced to the digital age more often than not winding up in the co-director’s chair assisting with low plot/high action Star Wars fan films as well as consulting on the writing and choreography for other production teams.
In an attempt to create something original, Laszlo restructured the Writer's Block Media fiction group to found the Key Pixel Gathering of Filmers, inviting colleagues from past successful film projects. Taking advantage of the assembled talent, he wrote the screenplay for and set in motion the production of the post-cyberpunk thriller UCF: Toronto Cybercide as the group’s flagship title.
Partial Production Filmography
Original Films
Producer of Adopt-A-Rifle.
Writer and Fight Chorographer for Joyous Guard
Writer and Fight Chorographer for Instability
Writer and Director of iSpy.
Writer, Producer and Director of UCF: Toronto Cybercide.
Fan films
Co-Choreographer and Guest Director for
Star Wars: The Planet with No Name.
Writer and Co-Director for
LCC3 Entry 6: Eclipse (aka Star Wars: Eclipse).
Choreography Consultant and Guest Appearance in
Agents of
the Force.
Producer of Silent
Hill: Born Hands.
Fight-Editing Consultant for
Solomon
Kane: The Return of Sir Richard Grenville.
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