Exodus 20:13 Crew Information

Matthew is a twenty-six year old mixed race filmmaker, writer, actor and
musician. He has more than 20 feature-length screenplays to his credit, as
well as numerous treatments, pitch ideas and projects in development.
Matthew studied acting at Carnegie Mellon University and was enrolled in the
Moving Image Arts Program at the College of Santa Fe. He wrote and
performed in several shorts for fellow up-and-coming filmmakers in addition to
writing and directing his own short films. Frustrated by the lack of
opportunities for young talent to establish themselves in the film industry, both
in front of and behind the camera, Matthew founded BLACK KRAUT
Productions in early 2004. Under the newly formed company, he embarked on
his first feature, Illusions of Grandeur, which he wrote, directed and shot. Last
year, Matthew wrote and directed BLACK KRAUT's second feature, the
psychological drama Verschwinden. His ultimate goal is to continue to write,
direct and eventually produce works that challenge convention and combine
the classic American narrative with the visual aesthetic of foreign cinema. He
resides in New York City with his beautiful wife.

Exodus 20:13 is the third digital feature Liz has produced for Matthew. She graduated from
Mary Washington College with a strong background in stage management and direction.
Some of her favorite productions include Moilere's School for Wives, a black box
production of Lee Blessing's Independence and traveling to Turkey with the English
language debut of Dead End Street. Liz worked at the Studio Theatre in Washington, DC,
where she studied in their acting conservatory and stage managed the SecondStage
production of Love’s Fire. It was during this production where she met the young actor
Matthew Hencke. Drawn to his passion for film and ceaseless creativity, she has been his
collaborator and partner ever since. Liz produced his directorial debut Illusions of
Grandeur two years ago as well as last year’s feature Verschwinden, the second
production under Matthew’s BLACK KRAUT banner. She is excited to have the opportunity
to bring Exodus back to her hometown area of Northern Virginia.

Originally from Boulder, Colorado, Cory attended the College of Santa
Fe film program for a year before receiving his BA in Political Science
from Hawaii Pacific University. He completed the New York Film
Academy month long intensive program at UCLA, where he wrote,
directed, produced and edited three short films in addition to assisting
fellow filmmakers as a gaffer and director of photography as well as
acting in several shorts. Cory wrote his first feature length script last
year and is currently in the re-writing process. He resides in Honolulu,
Hawaii.

After a decade working in commercial music and sound design, Tom founded his own company, MediaRacket,
a lean, all-encompassing audio post production company specializing in independent film and commercial work.
His client list includes: The Clinton Global Initiative, Volvo, Kraft Foods, Baraka Productions, ASPCA, NY-1 News,
The New York Times, The History Channel, SFX Radio Networks, New York University, J. Walter Thompson
Advertising, Paradoxical Productions and Warner Brothers Home Video. Film credits include the Warner's
documentary Stanley Kubrick: A Life In Pictures, Aristide and the Endless Revolution (Official Selection 2005
New York Video Festival also featured in the 2005 United Nations Association Film Festival), 7A Productions'
Room 314: Nick & Stacey (Official Selection 2005 Tribeca Film Festival), Black Kraut Productions' previous
feature Verschwinden and the political-comic-documentary, French Diss currently in production. Some
commercial credits include Miracle Whip "Sampling Rivalry" for J.Walter Thompson Advertising, The New York
Times "Good Morning" for Bozell Advertising and Hasbro "My Little Pony" for Uproar! Marketing.

Tim began working as an illustrator after graduating from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 1987.
His first regular gig illustrating comics was the 1980’s comic book series “The Trouble with Girls,”
written by Gerard Jones (Killing Monsters, Men of Tomorrow). In the 90’s, Tim worked on a
variety of comics including “Aliens” and “Comic’s Greatest World” for Dark Horse Comics. At DC
Comics, he worked on “Justice League Europe”, “Green Lantern”, “Green Lantern Quarterly”,
“Justice League International” as well as illustrating books for Marvel, Malibu, Defiant and
Broadway comics. While working for Marvel, Tim created conceptual art involving proposed toys
and animated projects for Toybiz. Tim continued his art education at Pratt Institute in the 90’s
and now works in New York City as a graphic designer and illustrator.

He recently adapted “Treasure Island” into a graphic novel for Puffin Graphics. He regularly writes and illustrates
humorous comics for Nickelodeon Magazine and has produced art for the New York Times book review, Cicada
Magazine, King Features and Serializer.net. Tim is a founding member of the online cartoonist studio known as
ACT-I-VATE (community.livejournal.com/act_i_vate/) where his weekly comic “Pet Sitter” appears.

TW was born in Melrose, Massachusetts, and started his musical career as a
drummer in a number of indie-rock bands. He released his first solo album, How We
Spend Our Days, in early 2000. TW played bass for David Bazan's band "Pedro the
Lion" and later became actively involved with another Bazan musical project,
"Headphones". 2001 brought a move to Truckstop Records and the release of TW's
second solo effort, the haunting and beautiful Blue Laws, on which he played drums,
bass, guitar, piano and organ in addition to writing and singing. Pollensongs, a five
track EP, came in 2002 and TW recently released another EP entitled In Moderation
under his band pseudonym "The Soft Drugs". Many of TW's songs are available
through iTunes and his solo CDs can be purchased on Amazon.com. When not
creating his own music or producing music for fellow artists, he works as a web
application developer outside of Seattle, WA. TW is happily married with two
charming sons. www.twwalsh.com www.thesoftdrugs.com