Dan has been in the entertainment business for over 15 years producing concerts and haunted attractions. Dan's Haunted Attraction business is the largest one of its kind in Northern California producing three very successful events in 2004 in San Francisco, Cupertino and Sacramento. The events draw hundreds of thousands of people annually and Dan oversees the entire operation. His attractions company has worked closely with Paramount Parks, MGM Grand, Westfield Shopping Centers and many other large companies to produce events throughout the West Coast. In 2000, the relationship with Paramount brought on the largest haunted attraction to ever be produced in Northern California. In early years, the non-profit group was able to raise over a million dollars for charity getting celebrities involved from all over the nation including, Jim Carey, George Foreman and many others.

Dan has always been blessed with an entrepreneurial spirit. In 1984, Dan started Nelson Productions in San Jose, CA which produced over 500 shows on the West Coast, as well as booking musical talent throughout the country. Dan later developed MegaScreen, Inc., which purchased rights for the largest projection system in the world and developed new film technology. In 1989, Dan became owner and operator of White Nights Limousine, which later purchased AAA Limousines. Within five years, AAA Limousines became the largest limousine company in Northern California. In addition to all of this, Dan has been coordinating events throughout the Bay Area for over fifteen years.

In 1988 Dan put this talent to the test when he founded GYRO, the non-profit Global Youth Resource Organization. Dan saw the need for a foundation dedicating to raising funds to fight adolescent substance abuse as well as for other youth-related programs. This need, combined with his ability to generate corporate and community support, has resulted in fourteen years of haunted attraction events. In its first eleven years as a non-profit organization, over $1,000,000 in cash and in-kind contributions for local charities were raised. Dan was able to bring together volunteers, celebrities and politicians to make these events a huge success. In addition to having the haunted attractions in the Bay Area for sixteen years and in Sacramento for seven years, he has expanded to include a haunted house in Las Vegas. GYRO was hired by MGM Grand in Las Vegas to design, construct, and run two haunted houses for their annual Halloween Scream Park. The success of the operations in the Bay Area, Sacramento and Las Vegas has brought the organization to new heights. In 1999, Dan's company purchased all the rights and assets of GYRO and started a for-profit operation. Monster Magic was formed to expand the haunted attraction operation into separate divisions.

Steffan is an honors graduate from the television/film department at San Jose State University and has over 16 years of experience in the television/film industry. As a producer / director, Steffan's work has been featured on PBS, NBC, ABC, ESPN and MTV. In the last 4 years, his work has collected over 35 national and international awards. In 1999, Steffan was honored with a spot in A/V Video Multimedia Magazines "Top 100 Producers."

Recently Steffan completed a five-year production entitled Destination Diving, a 13 episode series that encompasses 14 different countries on four different continents. International broadcast has already begun with a nationwide domestic release scheduled for the summer of 2004. With a diverse background including radio broadcast, music production, documentary and film, Steffan is comfortable in any environment with any set of obstacles. His innovative approach to communication, attention to detail, and visual creativity are natural combinations for high achievement.

Tony is the CEO of a very successful real estate appraisal firm based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Tony has served on regional and statewide boards in the mortgage industry, including President of the California Association of Residential Lenders in 1999 and as a continuing director of the California Association of Real Estate Appraisers, since 2000. Tony’s business background, and building his business, Apple Appraisal, Inc. from a small localized shop into one of the largest and most trusted real estate appraisal quality control companies in California, makes him uniquely qualified to assist in many facets in the production of Wolf Pack. Tony has had a working relationship with Steffan Schulz for many years, partially funding some of Mr. Schulz’s projects along the way, as well as other film projects.

In his studio, charming, and confident Make-up Effects Artist Rob Burman is surrounded by a plethora of fantastical displays ranging from twisted bodies and rotting skeletons, to the much more glamorous work consisting of ultra-realistic animal puppets, and ferocious creatures. In a large jar sits a severed head, an exact replica of the man himself.

He is one of Hollywood's beloved special effects artists and an idol to a new generation of up and coming talents looking to carve their own niche in the entertainment industry. Aspiring artists from around the country gather at his studio to learn from his twenty-plus years of experience. In addition he has written, directed and starred in his own line of training videos entitled "The Video Guide To Special Make-up Effects" to aid these young hopefuls.

His family background includes five Make-up Artists, several Propmakers and Scenic Artists. His early childhood memories consist of watching his father, Tom Burman, create work for films like "Planet Of The Apes" and television shows such as, "Lost In Space". With than kind of background he found it only natural that he should continue in the same line of work. Starting out assisting on films like "Cat People" at his father's studio he soon moved on to projects like "The Thing", "Ghostbusters" and the 1985 Academy Award winner, "The Fly".

His own mother, Sandra Burman, founded Burman Industries, Inc. There they supply a wide variety of materials to the entire Make-up Effects industry world wide. Rob, along with his wife, and business partner Jennifer E. McManus, are currently involved in creating a line of "professional quality" prosthetics for retail sale through Burman Industries and other make-up companies.

With a reputation for quality craftsmanship, Rob's talents have been utilized on well over 200 projects within the film, television, video and commercial industries. In 1994 Rob and Jennifer (who is also a Costume Designer) joined forces in founding Sticks & Stones. There they provide make-up effects, costumes, props, and puppets with a flare unequaled in these industries. Films like "Water World", "Super Mario Brothers", "The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers", and "Disney's Flubber" have all discovered the magic that is available to them at Sticks & Stones.

When asked what he likes to do best, this experienced professional replies, "What do you need?"

As Visual Effects Supervisor, Stephani brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Wolf Pack team. She is responsible for leading the digital effects team which will produce all computer graphics for the movie. Since 1997, Stephani has managed, designed and produced numerous graphics related projects for her clients of her sole proprietorship Rubber Sole Productions. Providing an array of graphic services ranging from 2d web and print design to 3d modeling and animation, as well as video and real-time graphics, Stephani brings to the table an eye for combining multimedia into aesthetically appealing compositions. Clients Rubber Sole Productions has been serving include SGI, Fuji|Xerox, Palo Alto Laboratory, Glass House Studio, ThinkOutside, Magic Island, Svision and Pacific Media, to name a few. Previously embarking on her own endeavor, Stephani worked for Silicon Studio, the entertainment subsidiary of Silicon Graphics, Inc. There, she was responsible for demonstrating the use of SGI hardware and third party solutions to the entertainment industry. Creating compelling demos illustrating the use of these solutions in manners that post production houses and other entertainment related companies could relate, meant deploying numerous compositions of computer graphic assets with live action. Pushing the technology to create dynamic and appealing design is Stephani's strength. Stephani holds both a Bachelor of Architecture from California Polytechnic State University of San Luis Obispo, California and a Master of Fine Art with a concentration in Computer Art from the Academy of Art in San Francisco, California.

Mike has been a public relations and communications professional for more than 10 years, specializing in developing PR plans and generating print and broadcast media coverage among the news, business, entertainment, and trade press. He spent nine years in the cutthroat Washington, DC, market, where he served for six years as senior media relations manager for Special Olympics International and three years as director of media relations for the American Institute of Architects. At Special Olympics, Mike planned and executed that organization's 30-year anniversary event in Chicago, which featured legendary Muhammad Ali and resulted in a Today Show appearance by SO President Tim Shriver, among other major media coverage. With the AIA, Mike worked regularly with a wide range of internationally renowned architects, including Michael Graves and Ricardo Legorreta, and generated an appearance by architect Carol Ross Barney on ABC's Nightline with Ted Koppel. In a separate project, he generated national media coverage for a Sons of Italy gala event, including an Associated Press Broadcast radio interview with entertainer Regis Philbin.

Mike's proactive style of media relations has resulted in coverage in virtually every major media outlet in the country, including ABC News, CBS News, PARADE magazine, U.S. News & World Report, The Today Show, CBS Sunday Morning, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Sports Illustrated, and many local and regional newspapers and business journals. He currently manages public relations and strategic communications for Sandia National Laboratories, a Department of Energy facility in Northern California.

John represents clients in the entertainment industry, including independent motion picture production companies, writers, producers, and all other talent. He assists clients with the acquisition of rights, all phases of development and production, financing, and distribution of their product. He represents individuals and companies on various entertainment related issues, including production, finance and distribution agreements; recording and publishing agreements; and producer, writer, actor, and director agreements.

John has both lectured and written on entertainment topics. He was vice chairman of the New Jersey State Bar Association section on Entertainment and the Arts, and is a current member of the American Bar Association and its Committee on Entertainment and Sports Law. John also served for five years as Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of an internationally published music magazine.

Alan began his career in the photofinishing industry in southern California. He moved to Las Vegas to set-up the first same day photofinishing lab in that town. He eventually opened a much larger lab, operating six retail photo shops, and serving many of the hotel gift shops. Turning to video in 1985, Alan moved to Northern California to establish a new firm. Originally a video transfer and duplicating facility, the company has grown to offer all types of video production services. Alan has traveled extensively in this country and overseas doing corporate video production projects. Most recently, he was able to combine an avocation from his days in Southern California, scuba diving, with his video profession; spending three years as part of the crew of the PBS series Destination Diving, a television show featuring exotic diving locations around the world.

Gregg has been involved with diving since the age of 15. He holds two degrees from the University of Michigan, including a Masters in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science. Gregg became a PADI & TDI Instructor in 1997, and now holds the rating of Master Diver Trainer. His diving experience ranges from recreational to technical and light commercial. From 1999-2003, Gregg held the position of Dive Safety Officer aboard the M/V Coral Star, a dive liveaboard which operates in the waters off of Panama's Pacific coast, where he was responsible for the safety of 20+ guests and crew. Since 2000, he has been a remote sensing consultant, employing sidescan sonar in a number of underwater searches. Since 2002 he has also been a manufacturer's representative with Viking & Poseidon Diving Equipment as well as VR3 Decompression Diving Computers. Gregg became a certified EMT in 1998, has been a licensed private pilot since 1992 and holds a 100 GT US Coast Guard Captain's License.

Patrick has been working professionally in video production and post-production for the last 13 years. With international experience having spent 4 years in Germany, Patrick's passion has always leaned towards visual effects. Having worked at Silicon Graphics for four years, with access to extremely powerful software and hardware, he honed his skills in 3D animation and compositing. Currently as a Senior Artisan on the PixelCorps compositing team, Patrick brings advanced skills to the Wolf Pack effects team and will ensure excellence in the execution of the many effects shots in this film.

Ken has been contributing his special effects makeup talents to media, special events and haunted houses in the SF bay area for over 13 years. Ken has perfected "Gonzo Make-up" techniques to expedite the application of highly effective character makeup in situation where time and resources are limited. Ken currently heads the Makeup Department for GYRO's 3D Fear Factory in Northern California. Ken is also a contributing artist to the highly successful haunts and entertainment events of Screamworks. He markets his talents through his own business, FaceFX, which also provides face painting to community and charitable events.