IN-D

Adaptation of James Obarr's: The Crow

About the Filmmakers

David Ullman (Director/Producer/Editor) was born and raised in Northeastern Ohio, where he began making movies at age seven. During his adolescence he collaborated with his friend Matt Jackson on a series of homemade movies that culminated with their work on JAMES O'BARR'S THE CROW. During high school Ullman was active in the Drama Club, where he appeared prominently in numerous stage productions along side co-stars Matt Jackson and Corey Steele. It was during this time that he created his award-winning short, "Prison Cell of Circumstance." Ullman now lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his fiancée and is pursuing an education and career in filmmaking.

Matt Jackson (Co-director/Producer) is a celebrated visual artist with interests ranging from still photography to animatronic special effects. Upon graduating with Honors from Rittman High School, where he received great attention for his award- winning and crowd-pleasing performances in the school's dramatic productions, Jackson enrolled in the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, from which he earned an Associate's Degree in Industrial Design Technology with an emphasis on special effects for movies. Jackson lives in Pittsburgh, where he works for the Squonk Opera Company as a prop/puppet engineer. He is also active in the city's music scene and is currently working on demos for a recording project entitled "Rusted Metal Gallery."