Documentary film about the issues faced by international Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs with US Immigration.

An experimental vignette featuring scenes from a party set against the interior dream-scape of a mysterious girl.

Transnational corporate product launch.

e-Meter introduces ground-breaking technology for energy conservation.

Elevator pitch for venture capitalists and angel investors on Gust.com.

Adobe foundation spotlight on Global Lives, a collaboration of filmmakers, photographers, artists and architects and designers working together to build a video library of human life experience.

Keith Dunn is a film producer and band manager. Founder of Heartsleeve Productions + Entertainment, he’s been working with some of San Francisco’s most exciting filmmakers since 2009 and is currently managing Mark Matos & Os Beaches and the West Coast collective, Family Folk Explosion.

Recent works include Rita Piffer’s Norma’s Fall (Best Production Design, Bernal Heights Outdoor Film Festival) and a feature film from award-winning director Kindrid Parker (Best Director/Cinematography Award, 10th City Shorts Film Festival) is in pre-production. Mark Matos & Os Beaches‘ sophomore effort, “Coyote and the Crosser“, was released this spring to rave reviews.

Kindrid Parker is a writer, award-winning filmmaker, and the co-founder of Last Wave Film. The films he’s written and directed have been on view at various mainstays of the Bay Area filmmaking community: The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, The Artists’ Television Access, The Space Gallery, The New Nothing, The Cafe Revolution, and many others. Kindrid publishes fiction and experimental prose through a number of literary journals, including 3am and The Walrus. When he is not writing or directing films, Kindrid teaches Film Production and Film Acting at the Shelton Studios in San Francisco.

Written and Directed by Parker, Act III, Scene 1 (Best Director/Cinematography Award, 10th City Shorts Film Festival) is a modern reworking of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. It abstracts, contemporizes, and condenses elements of the play into a short film with its focus trained on Act III, Scene 1: the crucial exchange between Hamlet and Ophelia.

Conor Loughridge is a musician and sound designer equally at home on location or in the studio. Loughridge graduated from the University of Chicago with a major in Physics in 2001 and went on to work in telecommunications and public education, all the while continuing to make music. In 2011, he moved from the East Coast to the Bay Area to focus entirely on music and sound design. When he is not working with Heartwave, he is the prolific songwriter/producer behind “The Wiggly Tendrils” and one half of the indie pop duo “Deirdre and Conor.”

Ben Gilbert is an awarding winning film director who also specializes in cinematography, editing, color correction, and many other aspects of filmmaking. He has directed numerous short films, and worked on a variety commercials, and feature films. As a freelance artist he has worked with companies such as Petrol Advertising, Simple Films, Altarboy Productions, Last Wave Films, and his own company Larry and Sally Productions. Most recently he had the pleasure of shooting behind the scenes video game footage at Giant Studios, the same place James Cameron shot performance capture for Avatar. He is also in pre-production of his film adaptation from William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Ben currently resides in Los Angeles.