Currently one of the founding partners and the Director of Operations for Punching Bees Productions, Mr. Anderson carries a wealth of experience and an in-depth understanding of the creative processes of film and stage productions. Most recently, Mr. Anderson spearheaded production for the high-school sports drama, "Near Fall", which is currently in post-production. Also an accomplished actor, his film credits include supporting roles in "Live Free or Die Hard", "Disturbia" and "Joe Somebody". On Television, Mr. Anderson is best known as Tator Junior on Comedy Central's cult favorite, "Reno 911", as well as roles on "Castle", "Big Love", "Sons of Anarchy", "Ugly Betty", "Veronica Mars" and "Gilmore Girls". He is also the series-host for Buzz Hunters on ABC

Eliza is an actor, television host and voice-over performer for cartoons and television. She has produced and written several television shows and is also a recurring character in the cult-hit podcast, Tiki Bar TV. Eliza is thrilled to be a a judge in The Doorpost Film Project.

Sharon Cobb is a published author and has lectured on writing in the U.S. and abroad. She has sold a dozen projects to Hollywood including Return of the Sweet Birds to Fox 2000 (producers: Danny Glover and Babyface Edmonds). Her British romantic comedy "Lighthouse Hill" was released on DVD in the U.S. in March 2009 after premiering at film festivals and being broadcast by SkyTV worldwide.
Sharon is also a writer/director of the comedy web shows, Thurapy and Mayor of Panther County, which have attracted an international fan base. She is creator of the comedy video website FunnyFixx.com.

David DeGiovanni is an award-winning producer/director with over twenty years in television and multiple Emmy nominations. Most recently serving as Executive in Charge of Production at Spike TV, David oversaw all production elements and standards for Ultimate Fighting Championships (UFC), Unleashed, NFL Specials and This Week in Major League Baseball. Previously, as Executive in Charge of Studios / Orlando, FL., for Nickelodeon, David successfully streamlined, enhanced, and re-created the programming and operations of the network's Sports and Games studio productions. His vast experience also includes Producer and Director credits at NBC, ABC, FOX, MTV and Nickelodeon.

Diego was born and raised in Buenos Aires, and has been working in film production for over ten years. He studied film at NYU and acting at the Lee Strasberg Institute and while in New York, developed his production skills working in commercials. Relocating to Los Angeles, he continues to produce commercials, music videos and short films, including the Sundance Film Festival Official Selection "Common Practice".

Julie Jo Fehrle is a New York based Production Designer for television, film, commercials and music videos. She has designed for over 30 television shows including Runs House and Making the Band, as well as, scores of music videos including award winning work for Moby, The Vines and Alicia Keys.

John Gallagher is a director, writer, and producer. He is the author of Film Directors on Directing, an upcoming book on William Wellman, and has written for Rolling Stone, American Cinematographer, and Fangoria. John teaches directing at The School of Visual Arts in NYC and film acting at The Neighborhood Playhouse. His last four features as writer-director � Blue Moon, The Deli, Men Lie, and Cupidity � earned a dozen awards in international film festivals.

Dana Griffin is a costumer / stylist born and raised in Hollywood, CA. She had an eye for style, even early on... cutting out clothes she liked from magazines that her father brought home. She has been active in the fashion and music scenes that created fads nationwide from punk to disco, and everything between. She has worked with clothing designer Monah Li learning contemporary design, as an assistant to celebrity stylist Phillip Block, and also has designed her own clothing line, Dana Nicole.

Laura Hill is an Emmy nominated freelance supervising producer with more than 14 years of experience in television production. She has worked in a wide variety of genres including documentary, reality, live event, variety, sports, and music programming. A few of her many credits include: True Life; Cribs; My Super Sweet 16; America Undercover; The Chris Rock Show; Hard Rock Live; and the 2004 & 2008 Choose or Lose campaigns. She is known for being able to successfully manage large teams and work under challenging conditions. Laura is a graduate of Emerson College and lives in New York.

Lyvonne is a veteran of many productions including various award-winning television programs, national commercials (for Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Mercedes-Benz), films ("Titanic" and "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" DVD directors cut) music videos and assignments for ABC, CBS and NBC. My work in television further involves post-supervisory deliveries for "Grey's Anatomy", "The Shield," "Angel," "The Practice," "Witchblade" and other popular network and syndicated programs.

Bub is a writer, producer, director and shooter of over 60 very short films and a couple of pretty long short films. He has spent much of his career inside a very creative and fun local church utilizing media to spread the Gospel all around the world. Bub is also the co-owner of The Veracity Project, a branding, film and media production company dedicated to presenting Biblical truth in media.

Kimberly is from Richmond, Virginia and graduated from Villanova University, after spending two years at the U.S. Naval Academy. She began her career in the Entertainment Industry six years ago. She has worked as an Assistant to Producers and Directors in the Film Industry ("Get Smart", "The Flock", etc.), to Music Executives and also as a Project Manager for two Video Game Companies. She is an aspiring writer and is currently pursuing a writing career, while going back to school.

Mostly, I have done visual effects professionally since 1994 and I have always felt that my work should first and foremost help tell the story, not just exist for the sake of raw spectacle. Each shot has its own story - a beginning middle and an end - and I treat every shot like I have a great responsibility in helping the producers and director tell that story. When people ask me what I do for a living, I don't say, "I do visual effects." I say, "I make movies."
In high school, I made movies with my friends using my high school's TV production gear. In the fourth grade, I made a stop-motion clay animated dinosaur movie. In preschool, I would make animated flip book movies in the corners of my mom's discarded Danielle Steele romance novels. For as long as I can remember, it was always a dream of mine to make movies.
Now I make movies for a living. Whatever you do in the filmmaking process, I suggest adopting the same philosophy. Treat whatever you do as an opportunity to help tell the story. Keep your eye on that, and you will be a valued contributor.

John has been an adjunct professor teaching Art Direction and Production Design for film, at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts since 2004. John has also worked as an Art Director or Assistant Art Director on numerous larger studio films including: "Analyze This," Academy Award nominated, "The Hours," "Havana Nights," and "The Yards," "Birth," and "Trust the Man," all designed by Kevin Thompson. Originally from Los Angeles, California, graduated with a degree of Architecture from the University of Southern California in 1991. Since re-locating to New York in 1994, John has designed over twenty independent films, many accepted into prestigious film festivals around the world.

Rebekah Parr played an integral role in developing the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts & Sciences Tech Council for four years. After the Academy,
Rebekah worked with a web software company whose primary focus was content delivery. She is currently working on a documentary film project, and still believes unicorns exist.

As a founding partner and Director of Marketing for Punching Bees Productions, she recently produced her first feature film, "Near Fall" a high school sports drama currently in post production. Moniqua has an intricate knowledge of marketing, sales, lifestyle branding, public relations and events as well as experience in the development and success of small businesses. She established a lucrative independent marketing and public relations firm and was a founding member of a Los Angeles and San Francisco based artist's group, producing original theatre and film. She brings vast knowledge, experience and a true passion for the development and creative process of stage and film.

I count myself among the privileged to be doing exactly what I'm meant to do on this planet, and usually in the right place at the right time. I'm fortunate to have a wife with the heart of an angel and the mouth of a sailor, who always supports me and never leaves me guessing. I have a 3-year old son Austin who is a little gentleman and an entertainment force and a beautiful 5 month old daughter Chloe, both of whom defy the karma that should have been dealt me. I smile a lot.

Director Clyde Taber is co-founder of the Visual Story Network, a coalition of faith-based media innovators. He has produced and directed numerous media projects including the Damah Film Festival, "Magdalena: Released from Shame," "JESUS: Fact or Fiction?" "the Oracle," and the Creativity Summit. Prior to his film and new media career, Clyde spent seven years in Paris, France as a chaplain.