| Matthew
Moriarty -
(Director/Writer/Producer) grew up in the film business, and is the son of actor Michael Moriarty (Law & Order, Pale Rider). Matt worked his first job as a production assistant at the age of eleven. He wrote and directed his first short film at the age of twelve. Upon graduating from the University of Iowa's prestigious School of Communication Studies, Matt quickly became a highly respected cameraman, assisting in the photography of such films as As Good As It Gets, Spider-Man, Cast Away and the upcoming He's Just Not That Into You. He has worked closely with many of Hollywood's top directors, including Robert Zemeckis, Wolfgang Petersen, Sam Raimi, William Freidkin, Ken Kwapis and Richard Donner. He is represented by the legendary Mickey Freiberg. |
| Ingrid Franz-Moriarty- (Creator of Sign Of Labor/Still Photographer) Ingrid was raised in Vermont. She lived and worked in San Francisco after college, beginning a career Casting features under Francis Ford Coppola. Two years later she moved to LA where she ran one of Hollywoods busiest Commercial Casting offices. Over the past few years, she has been producing her first feature film, "The Mystery Shopper" while simultaneously creating television show, "Undiscovered" as well as a photography art book "With Child" she was highly sought after to do. Currently she is about to launch Sign Of Labor www.signoflabor.com. A line of accessories she created for every expectant parent. |
| Matthew
Cohen - (Producer) is a motion picture
Video Engineer with feature credits that include Angels and Demons, Iron Man, Transformers 2, G.I.J.O.E, The Incredible Hulk, Minority
Report, K-Pax, Space Cowboys, Ed TV, Mercury Rising and Sphere. He has worked
closely with such directors as Ron Howard, Barry Levinson, Clint Eastwood
and Steven Spielberg. Among his television credits are Bones, NCIS, NCIS: LA, The West Wing, Star
Trek: Voyager, and JAG. Matt also spent several years documenting car chases,
shootings and other assorted mayhem for Real Stories of the Highway Patrol.
Matt lives in Los Angeles and is a co-founder of Workshop Entertainment.
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