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Robert Alaniz
Award-winning Director, Robert Alaniz and his organization Sole Productions have been making full-length feature films in Chicago, Illinois and surrounding suburbs, since 2003. He and his films have been featured on FOX NEWS, ABC Morning News with Linda Yu and Sylvia Perez, WGN Radio with Andrea Darlas and have been featured in several magazines including Portfolio Fusion Magazine.
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William Wagoner
Mr. Wagoner first met Director Robert Alaniz in the early 80’s when Alaniz was shooting one of his first independent films at a local nightclub. The two became friends and Wagoner agreed to help finance Alaniz’s next film Miles From Nowhere. The following year Wagoner acted in a small role in yet another Alaniz film. Wagoner moved to Tennessee in 1983. In 2007, he reconnected with Alaniz via the Internet. After viewing Alaniz’s film Bitterblue, Wagoner was instrumental in getting the film aired on a local TV channel WEPG in South Pittsburg, Tennessee. Wanting to be a part of Alaniz’s next project, Wagoner came on board as an Executive Producer for D.I.N.K.s. Mr. Wagoner is once again supporting the great hidden talent Mr. Alaniz has discovered for You Don’t Say. He presently resides in Whitwell, Tennessee.
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Max Nayden
Max’s previous movie experience was as part of the production crew of Sole Productions second film, “Barrymore’s Dream”. Max, who is a physical therapist by trade, also acted as medical advisor for the film working with the actors whose characters had a physical disability or scenes that involved a character that gets injured in a scene. When the decision was made to make a follow-up film to “Barrymore’s Dream”, Max wanted to play a bigger role in the production. His faith in Director Robert Alaniz’s talent and dedication to professionalism inspired him to become one of that film’s Executive Producers. After “THE VISION”, Max took on the Executive Producer role again, this time for Sole production’s first comedy “D.I.N.K.s (Double Income, No Kids)”. Now, Max is, once again, teaming up with Alaniz for his second comedy “You Don’t Say!” Max lives in Frankfort, Illinois with his wife, Irit and three daughters.
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Dave "Dr. Dave" Branigan
This is the fourth Robert Alaniz film that Dave has been Executive
Producer on. Dave's role as Executive Producer began with Barrymore's
Dream, and continued with The Vision, D.I.N.K.s (Double Income
No Kids) and now You Don't Say. With D.I.N.K.s Dave took on the
role as Webmaster for the Sole Productions web site. He has continued
that role with You Don't Say. Not the type who is afraid to get
his hands dirty, Dave also lends his hands as crew on movie shoots
and enjoys the entire experience of movie production. Dave has witnessed
the great improvement in cast and crew since his first experiences
in Timeserver, in which he played a small part as a lawyer. Dave
believes, "You
Don't Say has the most professional cast and crew yet. You just
look at the credentials those involved with You Don't Say bring to
the production and you can't help but believe that this movie
will be on par with anything Hollywood has to offer."
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Sarajane Crowley
As an Illinois native, Sarajane Crowley has been immersed in the independent filmmaking community in Chicago. She is a senior at DePaul University where she has established a reputation as a casting director. Since being at DePaul, Sarajane has casted over 6 different projects ranging from miniseries to feature length productions. She also has a profound interest in the production side of the filmmaking process and has been Assistant Director on two feature films. Sarajane recently has returned from Los Angeles where she interned for Red Granite Pictures, Oops Doughnuts Productions, and Fiorentino Casting. Working at these companies has allowed her to apply her newly founded experience and knowledge to her own projects. Sarajane is currently involved with directing her own short film and will continue to work on set on other productions within the Chicago community.
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