GEORG KOSZULINSKI -

Koszulinski founded Substream Films in 2003.  In collusion with a small group of guerilla filmmakers, Koszulinski produced and directed the first Substream feature-length production, Blood of the Beast (2003).  The picture screened internationally, garnering several festival awards and ultimately acquiring international DVD distribution through Alpha New Cinema. The commercial success of BOTB laid the groundwork for future Substream releases, and an overall model for connecting Substream's subversive films with audiences worldwide. Koszulinski also heads up Substream's Media distribution company, representing radically independent, no-budget filmmakers from around the globe.

DAN GLOECKNER -

Dan Gloeckner parlayed his set production experiences on big-budget feature films into co-producing roles on Silent Voyeur (2004) and Cracker Crazy (2007). When he's not in New York City working production side on American Independent films, he's representing Substream's filmmakers at festivals and microcinemas across the United States.

MIKE MCSHANE -

Mike McShane is a graduate of the Univeristy of Florida with a degree in Film Studies. He is currently designing and operating sound at the Barn Theatre in Augusta, Michigan. Mike's films include The Votive Pit (2006), It's All Good! (2007) and You Are Not Frank Sinatra (2008).