'Everybody Knows My Name' represents Philip's film-directing debut. Previous works shot on digital include, 'Driver 3' promo for Sony and Atari, 'Juiced' promo for Acclaim and a promotional film for In2Games 'Gametrak'. Philip has also worked as resident director in the musical Shakespeare and Rock n' Roll and is currently collaborating on bringing the new play, 'Liar's Dice' to the West End stage.

Roger has shot in every medium and format for features, television, shorts, commercials and documentaries. He shot The Killing of John Lennon which was nominated for a BAFTA Award 2008 - Carl Foreman Award, initially it premiered worldwide at the Edinburgh Film Festival and was nominated for the Michael Powell Award. In India he shot Truck of Dreams which won the World Cinema Award at the Washington DC Film Festival.

Andrew has widespread experience in event and film production, a reliable and diverse strong mind to taking on any environment, with a particularly committed passion for creative direction. An enthusiastic individual having explored Video/Film, Photography, Live Stage and Design through hobbies and various professional experiences as well as academic education. Effective team leader working in the film, television and events industry.

Thomas Garvey is an actor, known for 28 Weeks Later (2007), The Rope (2005) and Godforsaken (2010) he is also head of directing at the Kogan Academy of Dramatic Arts.

BA Hons Degree: Theatre Arts (2:1) Postgraduate Diploma in Costume cutting and construction Katherine's experience spans from commercials to studio pictures and she has travelled the world working in costume Having worked with highly acclaimed costume designers in varying capacities, she has gained a wealth of experience, is a proficient cutter, supervisor, assistant designer and now designing her own productions.

Andre has accumulated over 130 major awards to his credit including 2 BAFTA nominations as composer with fellow writing partner Dave Howman for Monty Python's 'Every Sperm is Sacred' from the film Monty Python's 'The Meaning of Life' and for Michael Palin's 'Himalaya' television series.

Madeline Cooper is known for her work on Candles of Aotearoa (2008), Peter (2011) and Fairy and the Fly (2013).

Adriana Páramo Pérez was born in Galicia (Spain). Wanting to develop her technical skills, she enrolled the MA in film making from The London Film School. She graduated in 2010 as director of the internationally awarded short film 'Stone Island'. In 2012, she was accepted in the European Volunteer Service. Working and living in different countries enabled her to meet other cultures and traditions and to develop a great team spirit and an open mind. Nowadays, she works as producer for Orama TV