Writer/DirectorTodd Sklar

Todd Sklar watched The 400 Blows. Soon after, his short film Caught Naked in a Public Place screened at a handful of festivals you weren't at. Recently, he was attached to co-write the Fox pilot Middle Man, and is currently in production on his feature length debut, Box Elder. Most recently, he ate his roommate's leftover sandwhiche without asking, and then read this bio out loud, without pants on.

ProducerBrock Williams

Brock Williams is the creator and owner of Boxcar Films, a film and video production company based in the Midwest. In addition to serving as president of the growing company, he continues to write, produce and direct as many projects as he can handle at one time...usually more. One day in early 2007, a crazy dude with a giant beard walked into Boxcar Films and said, "Hi, I'm Todd Sklar! Wanna produce my movie?" And Brock said, "I guess so," and history was made.

Production CoordinatorDavid Copeland

David pretended to know what he was doing at a place of higher education for several years while pursuing other passions. Namely, reading, traveling, and convincing large women to become intimate with him. Highlights in his life include multiple trips to Europe and Africa, working olive and corn crops, hurricane relief, and of course, very large women. It is also worth noting that he still does not know what he is doing and hopes he never will. But he does hope to continue lusting after his unquenchable thirst for slightly overweight sexual partners.

Designer DaveDavid Hansen

David Hansen was asked to join the squad as a graphic artist through a well crafted Todd Sklar facebook message. Despite being completely tied up between schoolwork, designing brochures for aluminum concrete forming solutions, and coding websites for elderly women's support organizations, he was impressed by Todd's beard and agreed to help out. David has worked on Box Elder's posters, stickers, t-shirts, dvd packaging and other stuff he can't remember. Currently, David is cursing his genetics for preventing him from ever growing a beard of his own.

Kamau Bilal, born in August of 1983, recently graduated from Webster University in December of 2007. He came out of the deal with a grand total of debt equaling $24,000, and a fistful of short films that were applauded by few, accepted at no festivals, and are currently being stored on his computer's failing hard disk. He met up with a guy named Todd who happened to be making a movie-picture, he was then asked to assemble Todd's digital media content, and aside from a few local commercials here and there (mostly there), Kamau wasn't doing much...and thus he became Box Elders' assembler.