Jeff Moonie, Jr. is a filmmaker from Charlotte, NC. He completed summer immersion film classes at the NC School of the Arts and graduated from UNC Chapel Hill with a Bachelors in Communications (media production).

Jeff Moonie, Jr has written, directed, and starred in several short films, as well as completed several music videos for independent artists. Jeff completed his first feature project in 2005 and that film, "Donor," received the 2005 Best Documentary Award at the Asheville Film Festival.

Jeff has completed several screenplays and is currently preparing to shoot his first narrative feature which chronicles the events that take place when a troubled teen girl moves in with a dissolute young bachelor.

Jerry Kernion directed and produced the second DVD release for the Reduced Shakespeare Company entitled The Complete History of America, Abridged available worldwide. He has directed three short films, The Traveling Salesman, King for a Day and Speed Relationship-ing, which recently won the Dances with Films 2min 2step competition.

John Webb's credits include the feature Vampire Clan, Emmywinning short film "GoiterBoy," and internet shorts "Breakdown" (film Pick-of-the-Week), "Herb Zipper's How to be a Cyber-Lovah," and commercials for DirecTV.