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Director, Jason Williams

Jason has been working on his craft as a filmmaker since 2001. He is credited with directing award winning shorts shown in numerous festivals in the states and abroad. Some of his directing credits include the documentary "Ghost Hunting: Serious Business", the music video "Train To Forever", as well as the narrative shorts "Victim" and "Indefinite". He graduated from the UW-Milwaukee with a double major of Film Production and Theatre Studies in 2008.

For 99 Bottles Documentary his credits include: Director, D.P., and Editor.

 

 

 

 

Producer, David Oplinger

David graduated from UW-Milwaukee in 2005 with a B.S. in Computer Science and B.A. in Theatre Studies. He has been involved in commercial projects with the production companies The Purple Onion, True North, and Country Music Television, as well as the short films "Indefinite", "Bye Bye Baby", and "Little Cabbages All In A Row". He also has acted in the feature "Port of Call", and has performed on stage with the Pink Banana Theatre Company, Insurgent Theatre and The Boulevard Theatre. He pours a perfect pint of Guinness.

For 99 Bottles Documentary his credits include: Producer and Line Producer.

 

 

 

 

Producer, Glen Popple

Glen started writing short science fiction and comedic fantasy stories in 1999 and is know mostly for the epic chronicles of the Mutant Barmonkeys. He has been active in the Wisconsin Screenwriters Guild since 2004, and has since written, produced and directed the feature "Port of Call" through his production company Mutant Barmonkey Productions, LLC. He has since been involved with the short format films "Victim", "Bye Bye Baby" and "Little Cabbages All In A Row". He is a recovering engineer, and a master dice shaker.

For 99 Bottles Documentary his credits include: Producer, Camera Operator, and Assistant Editor.

His website is Mutant Barmonkey Productions LLC.