Director
Grace Reyer is a native Texan and graduate of Cornish College of the Arts. She has experience in several media, including but not limited to graphic design and film. Most current work includes posters for local venues, album art, and analog visuals for live shows.
Director
Lyall Bush is a writer and teacher, former executive director of Northwest Film Forum and Richard Hugo House, and current chair of the Film department at Cornish College of the Arts. He has published personal essays, feature essays, and reviews for a variety of publications, including The Iowa Review, Film Comment, MovieMaker, The Seattle Times, The Stranger, and Cinema Studies Journal. His writing has been feature on the National Public Radio station KUOW 94.9, at Bumbershoot (Seattle's music and arts festival), and his book and film recommendations were regular parts of Art Zone, hosted by Nancy Guppy. In 2006 he was selected by The Stranger as "One to Watch" in its annual "genius" awards.
Director of Photography
Laurel Coyle , Director of Photography, picked up her first camera at 9 years old, and hasn’t gone back since. She prefers to shoot with her Canon 5D Mark IV, which allows her to capture low light. “My camera, which I call my Dream Operator, allows me to shoot at night; everything looks SO different at night! You could drive past a porch or a business every day in the daytime and not notice it, but at night, everything is lit as if it was the star in a theatrical play.”
Consulting Producer
Kristi Frazier is an award-winning documentary and commercial animation producer with multiple films and national advertisements to her credit. Her films have screened at SXSW, Wild & Scenic, Telluride Mountainfilm, San Francisco Green Festival and many others. She produced The Secret Life of Lance Letscher with oscar-nominated Sandra Adair and produced and directed the feature film Take Pains. Be Perfect. about the University of Texas’ legendary Shakespeare at Winedale program, set to broadcast nationally on PBS. She is a consulting producer on creative projects and thrives on collaboration and mentorship while developing her own series, The FiFi Chronicles.