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Photo: Mary Reagan

Keith is known for his crime novels, most recently The Night Men, his fourth, which The Washington Post called "one of the best" of the year. His short crime story, Dead Gray, appeared in the March/April '07 issue of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, and another, Into Stone, is online at Demolition Magazine. His short films have won Best Writing, Best Musical, and Director's Choice awards at various international film festivals. As a direct result of their festival success, he is now in development on a feature-length screen musical.

His previous film, Credo, was a collaboration with opera singer/actor Larry Picard. They first worked together on The Ship That Lies at the Bottom, Keith's one-act opera incorporating original short fiction by two dozen authors (both unknown and best-selling), performed aboard the decommissioned lightship Frying Pan in New York City.

Formerly the keyboardist for The Cosmic Debris, the spoken word and electronic music group that debuted at #1 on the New Age Voice Airwaves Top-100 as Alias Zone, he also played keyboards with the Afropop/reggae band Kadara. He has worked extensively with opera singers, combining classical voice with electronic and world music influences. His unconventional techniques for making screen musicals by recording singers live on the set without accompaniment have been the subject of several articles in Recording magazine.

He is married to Kathleen Haaversen. They have twin three-year-olds.

He has no hobbies.

• Keith's blog
• Keith's filmography

Photo: Mary Reagan

Dave has spent the past twenty years studying and making his living in the film and video industry. Putting his main focus on cameras, lights and lenses, he has shot most, if not all, of the video formats being used today. Currently, he's putting most of his efforts into shooting and mastering the multiple High Definition formats that have emerged in the past few years. He shot I Love You, I'm Sorry, And I'll Never Do It Again in Hi-Def.

• Dave's website

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Greg's choreographic credits include choreographing for the Radio City Rockettes, the Coors Cold Revolution industrial and a very successful production of Anything Goes at Houston Theatre Under The Stars. He has served as Associate Choreographer for a National Tour of My Fair Lady and such regional productions as The Pirates of Penzance, Evita, and Camilla (a world premiere musical).

As a performer he has been seen in The National Tours of Funny Girl with Debbie Gibson and The Great Radio City Musical Hall Spectacular starring Susan Anton, Anything Goes with Mitzi Gaynor. European Tours include West Side Story and A Chorus Line. Regionally he has done such shows as La Cage Aux Folles, Damn Yankees, Gigi, Oliver, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and The Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall in NYC.