A HANDFUL OF CHARACTERS

CEO
Filmmaker

Joshua Weathersby is an award-winning screenwriter and editor based in Los Angeles.

Joshua’s storied music video career has seen him work with such notable artists as: The Jonas Brothers, Mariah Carey, B2K, Dierks Bentley, Nick Cannon, T-Pain, Chris Brown, and My Chemical Romance, just to name a few.

Joshua has created and directed many artistic projects including Laundry Day, the Superman fan- film that is taking Geekfest and Comic Cons by storm and which won him the Harold Award for Best Director at the first annual Al Malaikah Shriner’s Showbiz Shrine Club in 2021, the legendary short, The Angler starring Joseph Gordon Levitt, and funktastic music video “Going to the Party” for Charles Wright. His screenplay, Joshua’s Soul, won Best Urban Drama at the New York International Independent Film Festival, and his editing on the documentary Sour earned him the award for best editing from the Boston International Film Festival. Weathersby is executive producer on several projects, including feature films Bomb Pizza and his directorial debut Rocky’s Galaxy, as well as the award-winning short The Way That I Am with You.

Joshua Weathersby is the founder and CEO of Endless Mile Studios, a full-service production and transmedia company focused on inclusive storytelling across all spectrum of media.

Preferred pronouns: he/him/that guy!

PRODUCER

Dale Stelly was born on December 1, in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is a producer and director, known for, Compton’s Finest, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, and Forgiveness. As Executive Producer, Director and Writer, Dale Stelly founded Stelly Entertainment in 1998 and has worked with several top names in the industry. Movie and TV stars like, Malik Whitfield, Danny Trejo, Kadeem Hardison, Godfrey Donchimah,  Larry H. Jacobs, Clifton Powell, Tiny “Deebo” Lister, Farrah Franklin, Emilio Rivera, Valente Rodriguez, Demitrius Navarro, Vida Guerra and John Amos (James from Good Times) to name a few. In 2019 Stelly finished the feature film, Bomb Pizza. 

Preferred pronouns: he/him

PRODUCER/EDITOR
Filmmaker

Daniel Haff is an award-nominated editor. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Cinema and Television, with an emphasis in Editing from Columbia College Hollywood in Tarzana, CA. Dan interned for both Varsity Pictures (Varsity Blues, Coach Carter) as well as on the set and post-production office of the hit Disney show “Sonny With A Chance” (Demo Lovato). Since 2010, Dan has been perfecting his craft working on video content for high profile clients such as Starbucks, Journey’s, Justice, and FedEx. His freelance work has had him work on productions for high profile clients such as Opus One Winery (Oakville, Ca) and also editing award-winning films like “Smoke Filled Lungs” (Dir. Asif Akbar) and “Duke” (Written by Gregory Crosby). Dan grew up in Sussex County, New Jersey. 

Preferred pronouns: he/him

Editor/Technical Assistant

Everett Barton is a filmmaker based in Santa Clarita, California. He graduated with honors from California State University Long Beach in May 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theory and Practice of Cinema with a focus on screenwriting. Everett works primarily in post production with content ranging from podcasts to feature films. Since 2018, Everett has released two short films, Talent Wanted and Loner, as well as written and produced the album Little One by Sheep Creek. He enjoys getting involved with all elements of production and the challenge of exploring new mediums to create art in. 

Preferred pronouns: he/him

Social Media Manager

Ethereal Violet Reyes is a writer, filmmaker, content creator, and designer. She is currently studying Multimedia Communications at Cal Poly Pomona where she serves as The Poly Post’s Arts and Entertainment Editor. Ethereal also serves on Cal Poly Pomona’s Barkada Executive Board as Culture Chair where she is responsible for planning and organizing art & performance based programs which promote the education of Pilipino culture through various form of media.

Preferred pronouns: she/her

HEAD WRITER

T.D. Lang received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Whittier College in 2011. He spent seven years living the exciting and dangerous life of a pizza boy on the streets of Hollywood. During that time, he dabbled in stand-up comedy, improv, DIY filmmaking, and children’s theater. Lang moved around entirely too much as a child, with the longest he spent in any one place before he turned 18 being in Perth, Australia.

Preferred pronouns: he/him

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Mandy Martino is a stand-up and sketch comedian from South Florida. She received her BA in Business from The University of Central Florida while also getting her start in comedy at SAKs Comedy Lab and The Orlando Improv. Once in L.A. she continued her love for comedy where she followed her SNL idols and studied at The Groundlings Theater and School. You can find Mandy performing stand up all around Los Angeles as well as with her sketch group, The Folks Next Door. She also co-produces a weekly show called, Writers’ Block, which is an all-improvised stand up show to help comics come up with fresh material.

Preferred pronouns: she/her/Queen of Comedy

Web Design/Developer

Prep Technician/Creative Assistant

Maggie Herr is a freelance Director of Photography and Gaffer based in Los Angeles. She graduated from California State University of Northridge with a Bachelor’s Degree in Film Production and an emphasis in Cinematography. Maggie grew up in the Santa Clarita Valley, where her highschool video production program fostered her love of visual storytelling and image creation. She now works primarily on independent narrative films and music videos, helping productions bring their stories and characters to life through the camera and lighting.

Preferred pronouns: she/her? (it’s all fake, who cares)

Human Resources