J.H. Lucas began making films when he was eight years old, using his father's Super-8 camera, a razor blade, and a roll of tape.  He combines his love of writing, his passion for film, and his dissident work ethic to create stories that visually and emotionally explore individuals in conflict with their culture.
lucas@bankofkarma.com

Brady McCartney's first short film was shot and edited in a week and screened once to a sold-out crowd in San Francisco which included directors Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas.  Since then he has been developing his first feature length film tentatively titled "That's What Happened To Believers".
brady@bankofkarma.com