Joe began his career working with several independent companies, eventually landing at Wizard Entertainment, a small distribution entity, which had acquired the label and library of Full Moon Features, the highly respected horror film company responsible for such cult hits as “PUPPET MASTER” and “GHOULIES.” After only six months, Joe was promoted from Production Assistant to Production Coordinator on several films. He was given an opportunity to co-produce his first feature, the camp horror film, “DELTA, DELTA DIE” starring scream queen Julie Strain.
   Soon after, he was promoted to company Line Producer. After several projects he was promoted to VP of Production overseeing the entire Wizard Entertainment/Full Moon Feature Film slate. During this time, Joe started his own company, Shoot Productions. With his then current relationship, Joe transitioned Shoot Productions into a multi-picture deal with Wizard Entertainment/Full Moon Features, placing his new company as the production entity.
   Shoot Productions produced the entire Wizard/Full Moon slate, including hit cult classics; “THE GINGERDEAD MAN”, starring Gary Busey, “THE CUTTER’S CLUB”, starring Tony Todd, the stoner comedy “EVIL BONG”, starring Tommy Chong and “DEAD MAN’S HAND”, starring Sid Haig and Michael Barryman.
   During this time, Shoot Productions began to build on its strong reputation to deliver quality films for low budgets. Joe seized the opportunity to break away from producing horror films and take Shoot Productions to the next level and create a new multi-faceted production entity.
   During his research for the pilot, "MISSING, BRING THEM HOME" Joe was shocked to learn the statistics on missing and exploited children in the United States. This experience prompted him to produce, “GARDENS OF THE NIGHT” for writer/director Damian Harris about a girl abducted at the age of 8 years old and forced into prostitution who eventually becomes a dead-eyed streetwalker at 17. The film stars Tom Arnold, Kevin Zegers and John Malkovich and made its world premiere in the 2008 International Berlin Film Festival. City Lights Pictures later distributed the film for limited theatrical release in late 2008 and is currently playing on Showtime.
   Since 2006 the aggressive company has produced a slate of projects, including: High School Comedy, "FOREIGN EXCHANGE”, starring up and comers Ryan Pinkston and Vanessa Lengies along with Jennifer Coolidge of the hugely successful American Pie franchise. The film was co-produced with Full Glass Films and distributed by Screen Media; the psychological thriller, "CIRCLE" starring Jason Thompson (General Hospital) and Emmy Nominated actress, Gail O'Grady helmed by Emmy Winner Michael Watkins and the religious drama, coming of age film, THE INNER CIRCLE, starring Mariette Hartley and the 2009 Official Selection in both the International Eugene Film Festival and LA Femme Film Festival.
   Independently of his company, Joe has produced the action, horror film, “THE DEVIL’S TOMB” co-produced with Sid Sheinberg’s company and starring Cuba Gooding Jr., Ray Winstone and Ron Pearlman for Sony Home Entertainment and most recently, a new celebrity driven court room TV show, “THE HOLLYWOOD JUDGE.”
   The company currently has multiple projects in various stages of development.

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   Matthew has worked across all media for wide range of audiences.
   On television, Flynn has produced, created or cast dozens of series and specials over the years for Universal, CNN, Discovery, TLC, ABC, Program Partners and Radar Entertainment. Shows include: Supernanny, Untold Stories of the ER, Jury Duty, and Family Court with Judge Penny, Strictly Sex with Dr. Drew Pinsky, The Hollywood Judge and Making Love Happen with Lou Paget. In 2009, he received an Emmy nod for Family Court.
   In screenwriting, Flynn’s script Magnet beat out nearly 1200 entries to win the 2004 Hollywood Gateway screenwriting competition. On Nickelodeon and home video, he wrote the premiere film My Brother the Pig which teamed Scarlet Johansson and Eva Mendes in a comedic adventure.
   After a stay at Walt Disney Television Animation, Flynn went to Disney Interactive. There, he created, wrote and produced some of the best selling family interactive titles worldwide. His credits include: The D Show—The Big Disney Game Show; Gamebreak! Timon&Pumbaa's Jungle Games; Gamebreak! The Hunchback of Notre Dame Topsy Turvy Games; and Nightmare Ned. In addition, Matthew headed the division’s Blue Sky Studio where he developed original content, established new brands and fostered original titles, including SLAMMIT! a non-Disney branded kid’s online entertainment network. Flynn was also responsible for spearheading original content for key talent, including Robin Williams and Kathy Najimy, as well as directing production of in-studio sessions.
   In themed entertainment, Matthew served as Art Director and Senior Interactive Director for Wannado City, a $50 million indoor theme park in Florida. In London, Flynn was the Creative Director for Amora, the Academy of Sex and Relationships. He has also contributed creative concepts and scripts for various Asian theme parks, Spy Museum in Washington D.C. and the City of Beverly Hills where Flynn coined “Deck the Hills” for their latest 10 year Christmas campaign.
   On the Internet, Flynn branded and helped create OneBody.com—a leader in the area of healthy living media. Starting from conception, Matthew and the team created unique tools and personalized services to support the original brand. At Yellowraincoat he created proprietary tools for next gen handheld devises.
   Flynn is also a contributing writer for Fodor’s travel books for the past 6 years, and his travel articles appear on New York Times.com and Fodors.com. Matthew Flynn attended Tisch School of the Arts at New York University and received his BFA in Film and Television.

   A graduate of the Brooks Institute of Photography, Brad Geiszler, began a career in editing in the indie arena. His editing credits include: My Suicide (apprentice editor) and The Inner Circle (assistant editor). Brad has also edited several acclaimed documentary features: The Sandwich Kid and ARTS. In television, Brad was lead editor on the comedy court series, The Hollywood Judge. Geiszler also lent his editing skills to numerous sizzle reels and trailers for shows in development for Shoot Productions.
   In graphics, Geiszler has created 3D graphics for numerous television shows, presentations and marketing materials. Working with producers and directors, Brad has delivered complex graphic packages using After Effects, Lightwave, Photoshop and SynthEyes. He is also proficient in Final Cut Pro, Pro Tools and DVD Studio Pro.
   Brad also served as Visual Effects Coordinator on several independent films.