Below you'll find the bio's of the crew working hard to bring the Mulligans vision to reality.
To find out more about the individuals below, click their name or picture to be redirected to their website.

Chip Hale
(Director)
Since January of 2004 Chip has been actively involved in the independent film industry, from feature and short films to music videos, including his directorial debut, Waiting for Silence. Chip also produced Monday, an Official Selection at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival. Redemption Song, a 16mm short film he produced for Cameron Fay has been accepted into numerous film festivals, including the Sedona International Film Festival, The Method Fest Film Festival and the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, where it won the Special Jury Award for Best Short Film. Some of Chip’s other favorite projects include, Dirty Laundry, an Official Selection of the 2005 CineVegas Film Festival and Pray for Yourself currently in post-production.

A native of Texas and a graduate of the University of North Texas School of Film and Television, Chip now resides and operates Overton Films out of Los Angeles






Alice Brooks
(Director of Photography)
Based in New York and Los Angeles, Alice Brooks has photographed award-winning features, shorts, music videos, and commercials in formats ranging from anamorphic 35mm film to HD24p. A USC School of Cinema-Television Production Program graduate, her work includes The Hillz (Paris Hilton), On The Couch for Paramount (Bruce Davison and Fisher Stevens), Pretty Dead Girl, an Official Selection at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, and Jon Chu’s When The Kids Are Away. She has recently finished Spanish Boots for Domenica Cameron-Scorsese. She is now in post-production on the features A Light For Greytowers, a musical, Grand Junction, a love-story, and Ten ‘Til Noon, a thriller, (soon to be released).

Currently, she is filming the romantic comedy, You Did What? , in Los Angeles. She is represented by the Broder / Webb / Chervin / Silbermann Agency.