Production
MEET THE TEAM
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Twila LaBar
PRODUCER/DIRECTOR
Twila LaBar is a filmmaker, award-winning songwriter, and musician with a passion for storytelling. Her versatile style of songwriting has resulted in hundreds of her songs being recorded by artists and groups in various genres of Christian music, including Vince Gill with Sheri Easter (Livin’ in the Rain) and Ty Herndon and Kristin Chenoweth’s single release of Orphans of God, peaking at #1 on the iTunes Christmas chart.
Twila’s passion for storytelling has also led her to filmmaking. She has directed and edited several projects, including the documentary film project "Caring for Georgetown,” and her narrative film directorial debut "Blanche.”
Twila is currently in post-production on the documentary film "Where the Horses Heal the Soul” and the narrative film “Ten in Texas.”
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Mike Eldredge
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
With over 14 years of professional experience, Mike has developed his own unique style of filmmaking from production to post. Working on a wide range of subject matter and formats from Documentaries about Equine therapy, branded TV commercials, B2B testimonials, tourism films, social media, and brand films, etc. Mike has developed a wide range of skills that have brought him great working relationships with brands and agencies all over the world including; Nike, Wrangler, Utah Tourism, Boot Barn, Domo, SanMar, Uhaul, GoPro, Kobrand, Rakuten Super Logistics, and more.
After years of working in the commercial world, Mike completed his first award-winning documentary in 2017 "500 Miles".
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Tony Hagedorn
CINEMATOGRAPHER/SOUND RECORDIST
Tony Hagedorn is a Cinematographer/AC, Sound Recordist, and Grip who has worked with many brands and commercials, (Boot Barn, Filson, Horses and Heroes, Utah Tourism, and more).
Tony was the field producer for the Horses and Heroes “500 Miles” short documentary film, which profiles a unique rehabilitation program that promotes healing among U.S veterans and wild, un-purposed mustang horses. Tony’s strong work ethic, passion for storytelling and ability to connect with the subject when filming make him a tremendous asset to the ROCK documentary film.
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Marshall Copous
COLORIST