Adam began his filmmaking career as an intern in the "creative affairs group" at Paramount Pictures in 1994. Upon returning from an LDS mission in 1997, he continued his career in film production. Working with such notable companies/organizations as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, HBO, CBS, Zion Films, HaleStorm Entertainment, Novell, Handspring, UTA and Cosmic Pictures (just to name a few). This has given Adam a wealth of production experience. The last few years have provided Adam extensive opportunity to work closely with Producers and Directors in managing/finding vital aspects for the production of many films and commercials. He is married to a wonderful wife, Amber, and the father of two children.

J. Todd has recently played Orestes in Andromache at the Evidence Room and has appeared as a commedia dell'arte acrobat in Franco Zefferelli's production of Pagliacci at the LA Opera, starring Placido Domingo. He studied at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco where he performed in mainstage productions of Scapin, Dinner at Eight and The Dutchess of Malfi. With the Aurora Theatre Company he played Osvald in Ghosts and Frank in Mrs. Warren's Profession. He won a Drama-Logue Award for his portrayal of Will Draper in the world premiere of The Dead Boy at the San Francisco Theatre Project and another for his role of Lt. Ralph Clark in PSC's production of Our Country's Good. He has performed in numerous productions with the Utah Shakespearean Festival, Park City Shakespeare Festival and the Actor's Repertory Ensemble as well as working with A Noise Within where he played Ligniere in Cyrano De Bergerac. J. Todd's has also appeared in the feature film Warriors of Virtue.

Robyn Adamson has been involved in the film industry in Utah for twenty years as a model, film, and commercial actress, voice talent, instructor, agent, makeup artist, stylist, photographer and casting assistant. Having such a broad perspective, Robyn is highly adept at analyzing actors' strengths and helping them refine those skills to maximize their money making potential.
As an actress Robyn is said to "help raise the bar in Utah" (Catrine McGregor), having several times won roles from name talent thus lending further confidence to filmmakers in the skill level of "local" talent.
She is also extremely involved in community efforts to broaden the work-base in Utah, whether negotiating with perspective clientele or lobbying on Capitol Hill.
Robyn believes that the potential to be extraordinary is inside all of us and no one should ever feel too small to make a monumental difference.

Heidi started her television and film career in the Television Production, Product Resources and Post Production Departments of the Walt Disney Studios in 1991. She went on to work as a Production Supervisor and Associate Producer on projects such as "The Bonnie Hunt Show", "Cosby," "The Miles Family," "Men, Movies, and Carol", "Born Yesterday", "Moesha", and "Brooklyn South." She has worked with producers such as Rick McCallum, Bob Wright, David Letterman, Bonnie Hunt, Bill Cosby, Danny Jacobson, Ralph Farquhar, Stratton Leopold, Marc Lawrence, Steven Bochco, David Milch, Edward Bernero and Carol Burnett, as well as directors Thomas Schlamme, Luis Mandoki, and Doug Pray.

Heidi worked as an independent film producer with a feature short entitled "The Juror," starring Academy-Award nominee Robert Forster and shot by eight-time Emmy Award winner, Donald A. Morgan. In 1999, she was hired as Production Consultant for Columbus Entertainment whose clients included 20th Century Fox, LucasFilm and Paramount and USA Films. Recently, she was one of the producers of the highly acclaimed documentary "Scratch" which premiered at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival and released by Palm Pictures and Intermedia Film.

She is currently developing projects under her own company, Addison Productions.

Heidi Addison started her television and film career in the Television Production, Product Resources and Post Production Departments of the Walt Disney Studios in 1991.

She went on to work as a Production Coordinator and Associate Producer on projects such as "The Bonnie Hunt Show", "Cosby," " The Miles Family," "Men, Movies, and Carol", "Born Yesterday", "Moesha", and "Brooklyn South." She has worked with producers such as Bob Wright, David Letterman, Bonnie Hunt, Bill Cosby, Danny Jacobson, Ralph Farquhar, Steve Traxler, Marc Lawrence, Steven Bochco, David Milch, Edward Bernero and Carol Burnett.

She worked as an independent film Producer with a feature short entitled "The Juror," starring Academy-Award nominee Robert Forster and shot by eight-time Emmy Award winner, Don Morgan. More recently, in 1999, she became a Production Consultant for Columbus Entertainment whose clients are 20th Century Fox, MGM, and Steven Bocho Productions. Recently, she returned to her first love, producing.

Heidi Addison loves to collaborate and work with talented Directors and Producers. She is currently developing a number of television and feature projects and will be formalizing an independent production company this year.

If you don't recognize Jill's face, you might recognize her voice. Jill was "Roxy" on Rock99's Morning Freakshow here in Salt Lake City. She has a Master's degree in broadcast journalism from USC in Los Angeles and worked as a reporter for KUTV, KALL Radio and KCNR before spending the last four years with Mick and Allen. Although Jill has long been part of the acting scene in Utah through Kent Bateman's Actor's Repertory Theatre and Geoff Hanson's Studio 9, as well as local TV and movie projects, she makes her first foray into live theatre with A Place in the Sky.

Citizen Rahne Alexander is a Baltimore-based trannyfemme author, performance artist, musician and theorist. Her performance repertoire includes live music, standup comedy and guerilla theatre. She has recorded music in several genres, including folk and dance. Her writing ranges from a monthly column on trans identity to philosophical treatises on gender theory and feminism, from comic book zines to parody news... Current projects include: ...Transmodern Age : Invitational art happening, film/video/performance collaboration with Kristen Anchor

As a drama teacher at Payson High School, which is also in the Nebo School District, his family enjoys having their vacation time together. He also acts in local plays including Sundance, the Springville Playhouse, the Villa Theatre and at Brigham Young University, where he also teaches public speaking part-time as adjunct-faculty. He also enjoys gardening and writing. He has also run the St. George Marathon three times, dedicating the first marathon six years ago to his wife and her fight with cancer. Highlight Presented During Community Celebration: Dane is a drama teacher at Payson High School. He acts in local plays and teaches public speaking part-time at BYU. He has run the St. George Marathon three times, dedicating the first to his wife and her fight with cancer.

Vision is a word often associated with Dick Alsop. While he would shrug off the compliment, Dick's peers would undoubtedly credit him as the catalyst behind many of Bonneville Communications' most successful "visions."

A native Utahn, Dick's role in advertising evolved from academics through broadcasting and creative to management. He graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in Communications in 1964, the same year in which he started as a tape duplication operator at KSL Radio. He soon moved into writing, producing and announcing for the International Educational Broadcasting Corporation and later supervised program development.

In 1970, Dick conceived, wrote, and produced pilot spots for "Homefront," the now well-known, highly-awarded public service campaigns sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Broadcast initially by several hundred stations, the family-oriented PSAs now air over 10,000 radio and TV stations and networks in the US and abroad.

In 1976, Dick was named President of the newly-created Bonneville Productions, which in 1984 became Bonneville Media Communications and later Bonneville Communications [BC]. Under his guidance, BC grew from a production house to a values-driven communications company specializing in full-service advertising and high-quality production. Today, BC displays the industry's highest creative awards and claims an impressive roster of national clients who utilize the agency's creative, media, and research capabilities.

Dick's vision is primarily focused on his marriage and five children and is often extended into deep space through his Newtonian telescope. In addition, Dick recently served as mayor of Draper, Utah.

Please send comments, questions, corrections, etc. to webmaster@ldsfilm.com.

Copyright © 2005 LDSFilm.com.
Web page created 7 June 2002. Last modified 10 March 2005.