The Village of hebron, il

 

Hebron, IL is a small village of 1200 people that is located about 45 miles north of Chicago. The village and its mayor, Kimberly Martinez, have been crucial to the production of much of The Moonbeam Boogie. Wether it be extra's or permits to allow filming, the village has been very supportive of our team and welcomes the opportunity to be a place of learning. Parts of the village can be seen in the The Baby Farmer. Hebron also collaborated with us in the production of Degüello.

 
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Joanne Wiedemann-wolf

Joanne Wiedemann-Wolf is our head logistical partner and producer. She, and her husband David, have provided their property (Hidden Marsh Farms) as the primary set and home-base for Rana, Degüello, The Baby Farmer, and Folksgarten.  She has also provided catering for our crew, transportation, and a horse and carriage that was in The Baby Farmer.

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JerkCurb 

Jacob Read or Jerkcurb is a musician and producer based out of South London in the United Kingdom. He has been producing songs and music videos for several years and was kind enough to allow us to feature his musical talent. His work can be heard in Ampersand and The Baby Farmer.

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Carol and Nickolas Sommers 

Carol and Nicholas Sommers are the owners of a famous Victorian home located in Chicago's Wicker Park Neighborhood. They have been kind enough to allow us to use their beautiful home as part of The Moonbeam Boogie. Their 1920's prohibition bar can be seen in Ampersand and other parts of their home are featured in The Baby Farmer.

 

Rey

Rey has been blind her whole life after losing her eyes as a kitten. She became a popular internet star after video showed her moving around her environment. Rey appears as the blind cat in Ampersand (1929).