Annie Lukowski
Born and raised in Boston, Massachussettes, Annie completed her BA at Boston College with a double major in Theology and Film. After graduating, Annie moved to Los Angeles and began her professional career: she proceeded to work on a variety of pictures including “Wonder Woman” (Joss Weadon) “Big Fish” (Tim Burton) “Ladykillers” (Joel Coen) and independent films. In assisting Academy Award wining production Designer, Dennis Gassner (Jarhead, Truman Show) Annie learned the nuances of running a department as well as the creative flow that is unique to the film business.
In 2004 Annie returned to study and entered the University of Southern California’s Film and Television Production program. There, Annie wrote, directed and produced several student films, including directing “The Protest” which was selected for the Swaziland, Africa Film Festival.
Zak Mechanic
Zak Mechanic grew up in Texas before receiving his BA in creative writing from USC. In the midst of pursuing his MFA in production at USC, he recently completed work inseveral graduate thesis films, including "Bootyful World," a documentary exploring contemporary beauty standards and "August," a dark tale of boy's struggle to fit in. Zak is currently developing several fantastic projects to direct and produce.
Born and raised in Boston, Massachussettes, Annie completed her BA at Boston College with a double major in Theology and Film. After graduating, Annie moved to Los Angeles and began her professional career: she proceeded to work on a variety of pictures including “Wonder Woman” (Joss Weadon) “Big Fish” (Tim Burton) “Ladykillers” (Joel Coen) and independent films. In assisting Academy Award wining production Designer, Dennis Gassner (Jarhead, Truman Show) Annie learned the nuances of running a department as well as the creative flow that is unique to the film business.
In 2004 Annie returned to study and entered the University of Southern California’s Film and Television Production program. There, Annie wrote, directed and produced several student films, including directing “The Protest” which was selected for the Swaziland, Africa Film Festival.
Zak Mechanic
Zak Mechanic grew up in Texas before receiving his BA in creative writing from USC. In the midst of pursuing his MFA in production at USC, he recently completed work inseveral graduate thesis films, including "Bootyful World," a documentary exploring contemporary beauty standards and "August," a dark tale of boy's struggle to fit in. Zak is currently developing several fantastic projects to direct and produce.