Board of Advisors

Indieville is a production group and news organization that covers all the indie film, art and theatre news fit to publish on the Web. Our main goal is promote independent film,art and theatre, and to create leading edge content for television and theatrical release.

Indieville creates branded content for companies from this coverage.

Any organization needs the advice of expert witnesses when trying to influence and report on an industry. Indieville's board is currently being developed. We have been in discussions with many people inside the industry. Our goal through the board is to get a wide range of opinions about the independent film world and not just from indie folks.

We are accepting applications for 2006 Board Seats which expire every two years. Please send applications to indieville2005@indieville.net.

BOARD MEMBERS

DALE BRYANT, BRYANT GROUP
MICHAEL FELIX, INDEPENDENT PRODUCER
JOHN HARPER, INTEGRITY ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES
GILL HOLLAND, CINEBLAST
ERIC M. KLEIN, O'HARA/KLEIN
DEBORAH MARKOE, MARKOE STUART GROUP

MEMBER BIOS

DALE BRYANT of THE BRYANT GROUP, Alumni
In 1989, Dale Bryant started his career at Reich & Teng, LP, an investment advisory boutique. After 3 years at Lehman Brothers, he left in October 1996 to start The Bryant Group. Dale has been featured in Black Enterprise and Emerge Magazine. He is a regular financial columnist for The KIP Business Report and Venus Magazine. Recently, Mr. Bryant was honored at an event hosted by The Network Journal. He is currently producing his own show on finance.

MICHAEL FELIX Independent Producer
Michael Felix attended to The Art Institute of LA-California for Video and Film. During the studies there, he received the best Directing Award. Michael has worked with MTV, BBC, CBS, and FOX. He produced and directed his first mini-series called Wild in the Streets airing on CurrentTV. Michael’s second program is going into production for Current TV. He is originally from St.Croix, in the US Virgin Islands.

GILL HOLLAND of LASALLE HOLLAND & Cineblast, Founding Advisor
Nominated for the Spirit Award for Producer of the Year 1998, Gill's producing credits include the Fox sit-com "Greg The Bunny", Morgan J. Freeman's triple Sundance award-winning "Hurricane Streets"(MGM); John-Luke Montias' "Bobby G. Can't Swim" (winner AFI 1999, Best Film and Best Director);Tom Gilroy's award-winning "Spring Forward" (starring Ned Beatty and Liev Schreiber andon many critics’ top ten lists for 2000). He is a half-Norwegian, half North Carolinian reformed lawyer and adjunct professor at NYU Graduate Film School. He was a juror at Sundancein 1999and for the Academy Awards, Student Division 2002. Gill worked for three years at the French Film Office after a brief stint at October/USA Films. He is working on a movie about the Wright Brothers and a TV series based on Interpol.

ERIC M. KLEIN of O'Hara/Klein
Eric M. Klein's motion pictures have been honored, awarded, exhibited and released around the world. Along with long-time producing partner Kimberly Shane O'Hara, their hands-on experience forged a path to producing, and honed their skills in all areas of filmmaking, including - story development, financing, physical production, sales, and distribution. Produced By credits include; "Happy Hour," "American Reunion, "Reunion: dogme 17," "The Young Unknowns" and "Bury The Evidence." Executive Producer of "The Deep and Dreamless Sleep," Associate Producer of "Jane Doe" and "Sam's Lake." Mr. Klein is an active member of the Producers Guild of America in which proudly sits on the FilmUSA and Employment committees. His Eric's career brought him up the ranks of line producing, post-production supervising and international delivery. This path gave the foundation for his ability to budget and schedule motion pictures while they are in all stages of development and execution.

DEBORAH MARKOE, THE MARKOE STUART GROUP
Deborah Markoe has more than two decades of experience working in television production as a Writer, Producer and Director. She was a writer on the Emmy-award winning CBS comedy, “Murphy Brown” and has written numerous TV and film projects. Over the years she’s worked with such luminaries as, Elton John, Susan Sarandon, Kevin Kline, Magic Johnson, Ellen DeGeneres, Tim Allen, Drew Carey, No Doubt, ‘NSYNC and others. Deb recently directed, “National Lampoon’s Spring Break,” the new Style network show, “Modern Girls Guide to Life,” and is currently Producing and Directing, “Clean House” for the Style network. A show the NY Times reviewed as, “The Hallmark card of the Style Network.” Her production company, The Markoe Stuart Group, is currently developing a variety of reality, comedy, and talk show programming. Deborah loves cats.

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