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​LET’S MEET OUR WRITER/DIRECTOR MICK DAVIS

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​MICK DAVIS’ BIO


Mick Davis has written and directed movies for the screen such as MODIGLIANI/COLORI DELL ANIMA, THE INVISIBLE, NINE AND A HALF WEEKS II, ELEVENTH HOUR, WAKE OF DEATH and CHARLIE IS MY DARLIN’.  He has worked with such iconic luminaries as AL PACINO, ANDY GARCIA, MICKEY ROURKE, ROD STEIGER and RICHARD HARRIS.

He also created and executive produced for Jerry Bruckheimer, Freemantle and TNT.  As well as directing commercials and music videos Mick has written and is about to direct the supernatural horror 3:30AM.  He has several shows in development; 7 MINUTES, THE TRAVELER, WASTELAND, SALEM, WALLACE, I AM A TEENAGE SUCCUBUS and MATA HARI.  Mick was born in Scotland and lives in Los Angeles.​







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LET’S MEET THE PRODUCERS



ERIC SCOTT WOODS' BIO

Eric Woods started in the entertainment industry in 1991. As an actor Eric has performed in film, television and theatre for over 20 years.

In 2002, Eric began producing and has since applied his lengthy experience in the entertainment industry to the production side of the business, building skills in development, finance, production and distribution of films. Beginning with a comedy short ""Fuck" The Movie" and winning best short film at the Aspen and LA film festivals, Eric has produced and/or executive produced films including the award winning The Next Race and Sand Sharks.

He is in post-production on a documentary film, "Fight to Live," directed by two time academy award winner Barbara Kopple which he co-produced. He recently was a Ex - Producer on a Mick Davis short called "Charlie Ma Darling" and is about to start another film in July called "A love Like Ours" staring Haylie Duff.

Eric joined The Cartel in 2011, and is currently in pre-production on five SyFy films as well as two features - "3:30am" written & directed by Mick Davis and "NUMB" written by Michael McCormick Hall.

 

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​SARA SOMETI MICHAELS' BIO 



As a child, Italy's largest lake provided scenic inspiration of grand antiquity that helped young Sara act out characters from her favorite fairy tales and animated movies. In her youth, Sara acted for fun, but her talents wouldn't lay latent. When she turned eighteen she took a chance and began taking classes to develop her acting talents. Under the tutelage of Anna D'abbraccio (mother of Mariangela D'Abbraccio, Italy's great stage actress), Sara not only learned how to fine-tune her acting talent, but also learned the not-so-glamorous realities of the industry. The rewards of being able to do stage productions such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello were the product of arduous hours of classes and rehearsals, many of which stretched across 7 consecutive days. The hard work paid great dividends, though. Sara was cast in more and more production, and very quickly it was clear that her career path had been born. With the teachings of Signora D'Abbraccio as her foundation, Sara decided to test her talents in Rome's acting circles; however, her ambition was far greater than the spoils that Rome could offer. After much consideration, her decision to move to Rome gave way to a decision to move to Hollywood, California instead. Sara quickly acclimated herself to her new surroundings and has gained a foot-hold in the film industry as actress and producer.

 





SETH MICHAELS' BIO



In 1991, if you would have told Seth Michaels that he would be something other than a professional soccer player, he would have smirked. Born in Orange County California, Seth spent the better part of his youth honing his soccer skills in Orange County's soccer fields. Things really began to progress when, during his sophomore year in college, Seth was drafted by one of Mexico's most prestigious soccer teams, Pumas of UNAM. Buoyed by his chance to live-out his ultimate dream, Seth moved to Mexico City where he played soccer professionally. While never surrendering his passion for soccer, Seth realized that being a professional soccer player was not the fulfillment he wanted. Ambition in pursuit of a new dream caused Seth to move to Los Angeles to become an actor in 1998. Maybe his motivation to act derived from the fact his life was wide open; or maybe it was the fact he is the eldest of 3 children, all of whom display artistic talents. Whatever the motivation, Seth had it, and plenty of it. If you ask him, though, he will tell you that Denzel Washington's Oscar winning performance in Glory was the real culprit. Seth wanted to do what Denzel did: Reach his audience so deeply, that they felt his core. He studied acting under top acting coaches like Stephanie Feury and world renown Eric Morris. Success came early in the form of a Nike television campaign, small parts in movies, and key appearances. Early success served to drive Seth to increase his motivation, which ultimately allowed his talents to shine through when his leading performance in The Martyr earned Seth a nomination for Best Actor at the Method Film Festival, the only festival that solely rewards actors. Nowadays Seth is a professional; a professional actor whose talents are seen on the small and silver screen. But his beloved soccer is never too far behind. He still finds time to play weekly for Los Angeles based soccer club Hollywood United, a team composed of celebrities. Now, however, soccer is merely a hobby. Has acquired European Union status in 2009.