Uri Rosen's unique style of writing can be attributed in large part
to his upbringing on the rough and tumble streets of
Brooklyn. Surrounded from an early age by a colorful group of individuals,
Uri's never been at a loss for inspiration when it
comes to creating interesting characters and stories. With over a dozen screenplays
to his credit, his work has been featured in film
and on television.
Steve Manin is a filmmaker most acclaimed for his work in comic documentaries. His first film, the cult classic, "Men are From Manhattan...Women
are From Saskatchewan," premiered on HBO's "Reel Life" series in 1998. Another Manin-produced film, "So Many Women, So Little Time,"
can still be seen on HBO. Arguably his best film, "Chosen Again," was never released due to its incendiary content.
Robin Adams has worked in the television industry for over 25 years, 15 of those years spent producing and directing numerous
film and TV projects, including an award-winning live HD music concert series for NHK Japan. Robin combines a unique
blend of news-documentary and music-based elements to create television projects that deliver messages with poignant imagery
and style.
Michael Helman has been producer and/or director on several films, television series, numerous music videos and
muti-camera HD concerts. Include his work as an editor and he's been responsible
for thousands of hours of programming. A pioneer
in the use of
non-linear editing technology, Michael founded Post Digital, NY in 1989.
