From an archery interest at a young age to an archery lifestyle throughout his adulthood, Dale Morrell, inventor, and CEO of Morrell Targets, has turned a target concept into an international name brand and multi-million-dollar business. Utilizing his creative entrepreneurship talents, he has now turned a new page in life through writing. Being content with the success of his target company, Dale has a passion for growing youth archery programs and developing the Archers brand and believes his screenplay, “Hooded,” will expound on it. “Hooded” will be an international film that is a fun, clever, and action-packed screenplay that gleans from his first two novels, “Archers” and “Archers 2: The Search,” and with the adaptation from the book “No Good Deed” written by Kara Connolly. It was no coincidence that Dale’s novels and screenplay would accelerate his school Varsity Archery Program. With the success of the movie “Hooded” Dale is more than confident his efforts will help and change young adults’ lives with archery throughout schools all over the world.

Andrea Nasfell is a screenwriter whose most recent credits include the television Christmas movies Every Other Holiday (Lifetime) and Holiday for Heroes (Hallmark Movies & Mysteries). She’s also the writer of theatrical faith-based comedies The Resurrection of Gavin Stone (Blum house) and Moms’ Night Out (Sony Affirm), which won a Dove award for Inspirational Film of the Year. She has written several other Christmas movies including Silver Bells, Christmas Manger, and Christmas Angel. Her movies Christmas with Capital C and What If …were both nominated for Epiphany Prizes in TV and film. What lf … was selected by
Movie guide as one of 201 O’s “Ten Best Films for Family Audiences.” Andrea is a member of the WGA and frequently serves as a script consultant and screenwriting lecturer. She learned an MFA in Creative Writing from Spalding University.

The founder of The Logigian Company, LLC, John is a seasoned executive producer of various film and TV productions and a respected entertainment business consultant and attorney. For more than ten years, he has served as a film and TV business consultant, advisor, and attorney to multiple entertainment clients and investors, including major film studios, film, and TV production companies, high net-worth
individuals creating or investing in film companies or financing cinema, TV, and theatre projects, as well as to individual producers, directors, writers and actors in film, TV, and theatre (Broadway and Off-Broadway).

New Line Cinema veterans Jane Fleming+ Mark Ordesky are founding partners in Court Five, a film and television production company empowering storytellers to develop and produce distinctive commercial content for global distribution in all media.

The film output of the Court Five partners exceeds $4 billion in global box office, ranging from The Lord Of The Rings trilogy (which Ordesky executive produced), The Golden Compass and The Frozen Ground; Oscar, Golden Globe and Palme D’Or winners like Shine and Dancer In The Dark; and multiple films from beloved action superstar Jackie Chan.

Court Five launched its television business with the Emmy Award-winning hybrid series The Quest for ABC and Disney+. The company is ramping new series in the U.S., New Zealand, and China. Currently in pre-production: /ZOMBIES 4 for Disney Branded Television.

Fleming and Ordesky are members of the Producers Guild of America and the Television Academy. Fleming is a two-term president of Women In Film. Ordesky is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and on the board of the American Cinematheque.

Harold Cronk is an award-winning director, screenwriter, and producer. He launched into the world of entertainment with his short film, War Prayer, which earned him Best Director at the 2006 Beverly Hills International Film Festival. Cronk then founded 10 West Studios in his native West Michigan where he and his partners began producing family-friendly entertainment.

To date, 10 West Studios has produced over a dozen films, including The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Treasure and Pirate’s Code, both written and directed by Cronk.

Cronk’s first box office hit, God’s Not Dead, and the sequel, God’s Not Dead 2, landed him the opportunity to helm Unbroken: Path To Redemption for Universal Studios. Based on the life of Louis Zamperini, the film received rave reviews from audiences, earning an A CinemaScore, as well as the Movie Guide Award for Best Film for Mature Audiences. Cronk’s next offering, God Bless the Broken Road, also received high marks from audiences with an A CinemaScore and was released in partnership with DAV Disabled American Veterans to raise awareness and support for our military heroes and their families.

Most recently, Cronk won his first Emmy award for outstanding directing of The Quest, a high-concept family adventure series for Disney+. To date, Cronk’s films have grossed over 100 million dollars in the domestic box office. He currently has several projects in development, including a Family Adventure Christmas film and a Fairy tale Family Adventure franchise. When not working on films, Cronk enjoys exploring the wilds of Northern Michigan with his family.