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Paula J. Lewis - Business Affairs Board of Advisors
PAULA J. LEWIS
Her early career featured Financial Planning and Analysis for the 100-store chain of CBS Retail Stores. Paula was Production Manager for the National Geographic's five-year $20 million series Infinite Voyage. She was also Production Manager for award-winning documentaries and commercials and has sent film crews to every continent on the planet -- and gotten them back, bringing each film in on time and under budget. As a civic leader with military outreach programs, Lewis has toured destroyers, air craft carriers and air bases, and has witnessed simulated tank warfare in the high desert and mid-air refueling of FA/16 fighter jets. Paula is a roller coaster enthusiast, a gourmet cook, and a loyal fan of the San Francisco Forty-Niners. She lives in California's wine country and writes a monthly column for five Los Angeles-based newspaper magazines. "Wine News From The North" reflects her passion for wine appreciation.
To consult with Paula about your finances:
MIKE RESTAINO
Mike is also a head DVD critic for Yahoo! Movies, a major contributor to DVDFile (the biggest independent DVD news/review site in the world), and has a weekly column in Entertainment Today magazine. He has additionally contributed to two recently-published best-selling entertainment books: Crystal Lake Memories: The History of Friday the 13th (one of the biggest-selling film-related coffee table books of 2006) and Ultimate DVD. He has also lectured on filmmaking and film history at the University of California at Berkeley (his alma mater) and San Francisco State University, and is currently in Northern California shooting his first feature film as a writer/director. Better Than Crazy is scheduled for a Fall 2007 release. Mike lives in San Francisco. Find Mike at: information@mythworks.net
MONTY HAYES MCMILLAN
He has presented projects to U.S. Senators, Vice Presidents, foreign Ambassadors, heads of multi-national corporations, and heads of state in sometimes dicey situations. A world traveler, McMillan has taught television production in Malaysia, filmed on the Arctic ice cap, and photographed the indigenous peoples of the Andes. He was media consultant for the China Exploration and Research Society, and in conjunction with documentary projects has spent time in Burma [Myanmar], the Philippines, and throughout SE Asia. Monty is a member of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council and has attended the National Security Forum at the Air Force's Air War College as well as the National Security Seminar at the U.S. Army War College. As a director, he has worked on several episodes of AUSA's America's Army. A favored host among friends and colleagues, Monty is an expert with the barbecue grill and makes his own bread. He contributes articles to various publications, including the Daedalus pages of the MYTHWORKS website.
To consult with McMillan on your PR needs:
IT Manager
She was brought into the 'family business' of analyzing society and finding ways to improve it at a young age. Steeped in Science Fiction, her coinciding passion for the media decided her direction and tactics in the ongoing war against societal decay. Having started acting at a young age, she worked in theatre, television, film, and commercials both in front of and behind the curtain and the lens -- and realized that with producers the true power lies. She remains an amateur ethnologist and resident geek. Seeking to contribute something of serious value to the world, Aurora has now turned to the video game industry -- in the hopes of finding a means to communicate the importance of critical thinking to the extant ignorance among us all. Aurora currently designs and produces games for SEGA, and continues to support MYTHWORKS in its vision of promoting the inspiration and information of Applied Mythology. To contact Aurora: mythworks@sbcglobal.net
BRIAN DYER
Dyer was a Marketing Senior at Arthur Andersen. Yes, before the Fall. He helped coordinate marketing events, press releases, and their CNBC TV series Business Unusual. Brian has an extensive theatre and dance background, was a fashion model in Italy (you should see the marvelous photos!) and has a great grasp for catchy copy and flyer design. Besides many theatrical performances, Brian has appeared in a national eBay commercial, the film Death Tunnel, and the acclaimed stage play "Cock Tales". To consult with Brian Dyer about your marketing needs: mythworks@sbcglobal.net
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As a Producer/Production Manager with nearly thirty years of experience in media-related industries, Paula has taken several network, PBS, and cable documentary films from inception to air date.
A filmmaker, writer and adventurer, Mike Restaino's workplace talents are as varied as artistic achievements. His 2001 short film ShowChickens - made as a thesis film for the Master's program at the University of Southern California's film school - traveled with acclaim to more than 50 film festivals worldwide and has sold more than 25,000 VHS copies. A DVD featuring ShowChickens and ten other shorts directed by Mike is slated for release in May 2007. Other examples of Mike's filmmaking have been featured on PBS, The IFC Channel and NBC's The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.
Monty has 25+ years experience in the media industry on feature films, TV series, commercials, documentaries, MTV, corporate, and military projects.
Aurora is a gamer, actor, writer, and spokesperson for the young, and for the young-at-heart.
Brian brings the art of theatre to the marketing process.