V. Scott Balcerek, Producer/Director

Scott edited Street Songs which received a1994 Student Academy Award, the independent films 2x4 and Men Cry Bullets, and was the Senior Visual Effects Editor for George Lucas' Star Wars films, episodes I and II, as well as Ang Lee's, The Hulk and Wolfgang Petersen's The Perfect Storm. More recently he edited The Wild, a Disney animated feature starring Kiefer Sutherland, Jim Belushi, Eddie Izzard and Jaenene Garafalo. Satan and Adam is his first film as a director.

Craig McTurk, Co-Producer

Craig is an American producer/director and editor who has been based in Asia for seven years, currently in Singapore. He teaches documentary production at Ngee Ann Polytechnic and editing at the David Puttnam School of Film at Lasalle-SIA College of the Arts. His latest work as co-producer is the award-winning Highway Courtesans, directed by Mystelle Brabbee. His work as a director includes Tokyo Blues: Jazz & Blues in Japan and Street Songs: Pittsburgh Street Singer Bill Dorsey, which received a 1994 Student Academy Award. He has received multiple grants and awards for his work, including the prestigious U.S.-Japan Friendship Commissions Creative Artist Fellowship in 1997.

Michael Grady, Cinematographer

Michael has shot numerous feature films including Wonderland, starring Val Kilmer and Josh Lucas, and Around the Bend starring Michael Caine and Christopher Walken. He recently shot Bug, directed by William Friedkin, as well as Factory Girl starring Guy Pearce, Sienna Miller, Hayden Christensen, and Jimmy Fallon. Michael also shot the documentary, Beyond the Mat. His more recent work includes Neverwas with Ian Mckellan, Nick Nolte, William Hurt, Jessica Lange, and Alan Cumming, and Dead Girl with Marcia Gay Harden, Brittany Murphy, Toni Collette, and Giovanni Rabisi.

Affonso Goncalves, Editor

Affonso edited the film Door in the Floor, which stars Kim Basinger and Jeff Bridges. He has also edited the films Forty Shades of Blue, Swimmers, The Mudge Boy, The Adventures of Sebastian Cole, Trans, The Delta, The Hawk is Dying, and the short film Fuzzy Logic, all of which played in competition at the Sundance Film Festival. Forty Shades of Blue won the Grand Jury Prize in 2005. His other credits include Love From Ground Zero, 2x4, the documentary, The Green Monster, and Tully, which was nominated for multiple Independent Spirit Awards. Affonso was also an additional editor on Robert Altman's The Company. His latest feature, Full Grown Men, will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in April 2006.