The Crew from ANOTHER LIFE

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a n o t h e r LIFE

a short film by tracey D'ARCY

Crew

Director/Executive Producer | Screenplay | Producer | Director of Photography |

Production Designer | Editor | Composer | Costume Designer | End Crawl

tracey D'ARCY (Director/Executive Producer)

For the past seven years, TRACEY D'ARCY focused on television and film production before deciding to direct multi-award winning short film ANOTHER LIFE, her first live-action film.

After trying her hand at acting, D'Arcy ventured into the realm of production by joining Steven Bochco Productions on the acclaimed ABC series "Murder One," serving as a production assistant. She then ventured into post production on "Brooklyn South" as post-production coordinator for the pilot, ascending rapidly to associate producer of the CBS series. In keeping with her theatre background, D'Arcy became a member of Plymouth, a Los Angeles based theatre company where she produced The Truth About Romeo and Juliet. She then served as post-production coordinator on the drama A Price Above Rubies, starring Renee Zellweger.

Returning to episodic television, D'Arcy joined Howard Gordon ("The X-Files") as a co-producer for his original ABC series "Strange World." She then segued to the Fox Television/UPN series "Roswell," where she served as a producer for three seasons.

A graduate of California State University, Northridge, D'Arcy took her first industry steps as an art director on the AFI films Laura Sobers, Cherry Pie and God's Beautiful Motel Under The Sea.

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ronald d. MOORE (Screenplay)

A veteran of the "Star Trek" television and film universe, RONALD D. MOORE was tapped to co-write the first feature film to feature the "Next Generation" series cast. One of 1994's biggest hits, Star Trek Generations ultimately achieved a box office total of $124 million worldwide. The film's 1996 sequel, Star Trek First Contact, proved more successful, tallying a global total of over $200 million.

In 1998, Moore broke out of the Star Trek mold to join Tom Cruise and director John Woo on Mission:Impossible 2, sharing the film's story credit with writing partner Brannon Braga.

Moore began his professional career as a writer with "Star Trek: The Next Generation," subsequently being promoted to producer. During his tenure on the long-running series, he wrote or co-wrote 27 episodes, including the series finale "All Good Things...," for which Moore received a 1994 Hugo Award. That same year, "Star Trek: The Next Generation" received an Emmy nomination for Best Dramatic Series.

In 1994, Moore joined the writing staff of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" as supervising producer, becoming co-executive producer of the hit series in 1995. He remained with "Deep Space Nine" through its series finale in 1999. Recently, Moore served as an executive consultant on the Sci-Fi Channel's acclaimed series, "Good vs. Evil."

A native of Central California, Moore is a graduate of Cornell University.

Representation: Creative Artists Agency
Brett Loncar
9830 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
(310) 288-4545 - phone | bloncar@caa.com

david ECK (Producer)

ANOTHER LIFE marks producer David Eck's first film venture as a producer. Currently serving as production coordinator for the Fox Television/UPN series "Angel," Eck's television credits also include "Get Real," "Players" and the pilot episode of the acclaimed ABC drama "Once and Again." He also served as art department coordinator on the geo-thriller "Dante's Peak."

Eck began his career in fundraising for public radio and television before making the transition to disc jockey at local stations in San Bernardino and Riverside. He then began working for the PBS affiliates in San Bernardino and Dallas, where he was an editor for such series as "Here's to Your Health" and "With Ossie and Ruby." Eck then left the Inland Empire to begin freelancing on several film and television projects before entering Warner Bros. as manager of the studio's photo lab.

davideck57@earthlink.net

john s. BARTLEY (Director of Photography)

Hailing from Wellington, New Zealand, JOHN S. BARTLEY is widely considered one of the best directors of photography working in the entertainment industry today. Known for his skillful use of darkness and shadow, Bartley is credited for revolutionizing network television.

Winner of an Emmy Award for "The X-Files," Bartley also received critical accolades and several awards from the American Society of Cinematographers for his work on the globally renowned series. Before returning to features, Bartley brought his talent to "Roswell" creating the series' style on the Pilot and first season.

Bartley's feature film credits include the comedy See Spot Run, the suspense thriller Disturbing Behavior with Katie Holmes and James Marsden and the Showtime telefilm "A Cooler Climate," starring Judy Davis and Sally Field and most recently the thriller Arac Attack.

Bartley began his career in the Australian theater community before moving to Canada in the early 70's, Bartley's previous credits include such series as "The Commish," "Wiseguy," "Booker" and "21 Jump Street."

Representation: Mirisch Agency
Agent: Ann Murtha
1801 Century Park East, Suite #1801
Los Angeles, CA 90067
(310) 282-9940 - phone | (310) 282-0702 - fax

dawn SNYDER (Production Designer)

An industry veteran of 17 years, DAWN SNYDER has lent her creative skills to the art departments of more than 50 feature films. In addition to ANOTHER LIFE, Snyder designed the full-length feature film Dancer, Texas. As an art director, Snyder's credits include Eraser, Speed 2: Cruise Control, Halloween: H20, D2: The Mighty Ducks and Candyman II. Snyder also lent her skills in set design for such film as Armageddon, Pleasantville, Bowfinger, The Nutty Professor, Clear and Present Danger, Mission to Mars and Field of Dreams.

Snyder served as production designer on the Fox television series "Roswell." She initially joined the series' art department for the pilot and its first season before being promoted to production designer during the second season. Snyder's television credits include the acclaimed NBC mini-series "The 60's," the dramatic series "Gabriel's Fire" and the NBC telefilms "The Last Don" and "In the Best Interest of the Children." She was also assistant art director on David Lynch's "Twin Peaks"

dawn579@earthlink.net

leo TROMBETTA (Editor)

LEO TROMBETTA's background includes credits as editor on five feature films screened in competition at the Sundance Film Festival: Amongst Friends (1993), Female Perversions (1996), Going All the Way (1997), Twin Falls Idaho (1999) and Green Dragon (2000). Other film credits include Paul Mones' Saints and Sinners, the MTV production of Destination: Anywhere and Paul Sorvino's remake of That Championship Season.

Trombetta also has an extensive background as a sound editor, having worked on such films as Casualties of War, Q & A, School Daze, David Mamet's Homicide and This is My Life.

leotrombetta@excite.com

joseph stanley WILLIAMS (Composer)

Music is literally in the life-blood of JOSEPH STANLEY WILLIAMS. The son of Oscar-winning composer John Williams, Joseph Williams has forged his own name in the entertainment industry. After starting his career as the frontman for the Grammy-wining rock group Toto, Williams turned his talents to scoring for film and television. Among his original film scores are Embrace of the Vampire, Poison Ivy 2: Lily, Phat Beach and From Dusk 'til Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money, as well as the HBO films "Judgment Day" and "Guardian."

Among his scores for television are "Roswell," "Early Edition" and "L.A. Doctors." He also co-scored such series as "Chicago Hope" (with Jeff Rona), "Providence" (with Bennet Salvay), "Norm" (with W.G. "Snuffy" Walden) and "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (with Jay Gruska).

Representation: Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency
Cheryl Tiano
(818) 461-9600 phone | (818) 461-9622 Fax
dezwaddy@earthlink.net

anita BROWN (Costume Designer)

Prior to joining director Tracey D'Arcy's production team, ANITA BROWN exhibited her design talents as set costumer for feature films, television, commercials and video. ANOTHER LIFE marks her first effort as chief designer.

Among her film credits as costumer are The Million Dollar Hotel, Being John Malkovich, The Mod Squad and Godzilla.

For television, Brown's credits include "Roswell," "Popular," "The Chimp Channel," "Clueless" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." She also assisted in the styling of the videos for such recording acts as The Mavericks and Jessica Andrews.

A USC graduate, where she earned her MFA in Costume Design, Brown began her career as an associate at the Costume Collection and the wardrobe department at Twentieth Century Fox.

abladybug@earthlink.net

a n o t h e r LIFE

a short film by tracey D'ARCY

Cast (In order of appearance)
Man	William Sadler
Woman	Jessica Tuck
Girl	Emily Barber

Crew
Directed by	Tracey D'Arcy
Written by	Ronald D. Moore
Produced by	David Eck
Executive Producer	Tracey D'Arcy
Director of Photography	John Bartley
Production Designer	Dawn Snyder
Edited by	Leo Trombetta
Music by	Joseph Stanley Williams
Costume Designer	Anita Brown
Co-Producer	James G. Currier
Casting by	Libby Goldstein
First Assistant Director	Louis Race
Art Director	Josh Persoff
Set Decorator	Beth Wooke
Make-Up Artist	Nancy Baca
Camera Operator	Jamie Barber
Gaffer	Mike Woolaway
Key Grip	Tom Boone
Sound Mixer	Ken Mantlo
Special Effects Coordinator	Clifford P. Wenger
Script Supervisor	Karen Kirkpatrick
Property Master	Al Eisenmann II
Stunt Coordinator	Norman Howell
First Assistant Camera	Hans Baumgartner
Second Assistant Camera	Eric S. Guthrie
Boom Operator	Jake Breyden
Production Coordinator	Ryan-Patrick Ford
Best Boy Electrician	Paul Paguyo
Electrician	James J. Campbell
Best Boy Grip	Michael Shaw
Grip	Abel Carlos Soria
Construction Coordinator	Gary Christensen
Assistant Propmaster	Andy Swan
Set Dressers	Anthony Spampanato
	Billy Sender
Asst. to 1st A.D.	Amsie Soria
Stand-Ins	Angus McLellan
	Joey Spagnola
Location Manager	Ilt Jones
Transportation Coordinator	Thomas A. Gordon
Transportation Captain	Jose Castillo
Drivers	Glenn Enzen
	Richard C. Ryan
	Claude Alan Thompson
	George Williams
Key Production Assistant	Richard Codding
Production Assistants	Judy "PA Mom" D'Arcy
	Cambria Copeland
Chef	Hanna Mourad
Helper	Hector Garcia
Craft Service	Sam Arroyo
Medic	Amanda Rush
Studio Teacher	Jan Cerwonka
Still Photographer	J. Bramley
Post-Production Supervisor	Claudia Alves
Music Editor	Scott Pettigrew
Film Editor	Tripp Reed
Assistant Editor	Ben Wegner
Post-Production Sound Services by	Miles O'Fun
Supervising Sound Editor	Fred Judkins
Sound Effects Editor	Linda Keim
Dialogue Editor	John Green
Digital Re-recording by	Complete Sound
Re-recording Mixers	Andre Perreault
	Ken Burton
Color by	Foto-Kem
Prints by	Technicolor
Titles by	Pacific Title
Negative Cutting by	Magic Film & Video Works

The filmmakers wish to express their gratitude to:

Bruce Berk	Janie Kleiman
Steven Bochco	Dayna McCallum
Candice Chapman	Larry Hezzelwood
John Cybulsky	David Nutter
Marty Cohen	Paul Shapiro
Charlie Goldstein	Diane Upson
Charles Holland	Dave Weathers

Equipment and services donated by:

Cozza-Ryan Studio Rentals	Miles O'Fun
El Monte RV Studio Rentals	Panavision
Encore Video	Paramount Electric
Film Crew Transportation	Paramount Grip
Foto-Kem	Paramount Sound
G.E. Studio Rentals	R. Rentals
Goin Hot	Tag Tans, Inc.
Kodak	Tahoe Motion Picture Rentals
Michaelson Food Services	Complete Sound

Filmed with PANAVISION Cameras & Lenses

KODAK FILM STOCK

Dolby Digital

The events, characters and firms depicted in this film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual events or firms is purely coincidental. Ownership of this motion picture is protected by copyright and other applicable laws, and any unauthorized duplication, distribution or exhibition of this motion picture could result in criminal prosecution as well as civil liability.

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