UNTOLD

Karl M. Lee - Co-Producer is a recognized producer of television, film, and live events, with extensive experience in high definition.

Lee has been honored with a CMT Award, and People's Choice award for producing Bon Jovi's "Who Says You Can’t Go Home" music video. His work as producer on Bon Jovi's DVD "This Left Feels Right", shot in Hi-Def, won the Creative Excellence Award from the Digital Entertainment Group.

 During his 17 year career in entertainment, Lee has held numerous positions at MTV, ESPN, ABC, E! Entertainment Television, Don Mischer Productions and Merv Griffin Productions.

Lee's feature film experience includes working as a Producer, Assistant Director and Second Unit Director on such films as “Untold”, "Body and Soul", “Down and Distance,” "You Did What?", "The Road Home" (DVD title: "The Pitcher and the Pin-up"), which won 'Best Feature Film - Romance' and 'Best Cinematography' at the New York 

Gina G. Goff - Co-Producer

Gina G. Goff is the founder of Goff Productions, an independent film production company based in West Hollywood, California. Her films have garnered dozens of prestigious world-wide awards and recognition over the years for such films as Kartenspieler, He Bop!, Children of the Struggle, Roberta Loved, Seventy, Saved! (test shoot), Heavy Put-Away, Girl Play, Dropped, Out At The Wedding and Untold.

She has produced 11 films since 1998, all of which have received distribution, with such companies as FOX, MGM/UA, Viacom, Sundance Channel, Starz, Wolfe Releasing, Paramount Home Entertainment, TLA, PBS, LOGO Network, Frameline and Netflix. She prides herself on being a selective “hands on” producer in the independent film world and has a strong interest in producing inspirational “feel good” or “thought provoking” films and television projects that change people’s lives in a positive way. http://goffproductions.com



Martha Marinara – Co - Producer

Martha is an Associate Professor at the University of Central Florida where she teaches undergraduate writing and graduate courses in Rhetoric.  She is director of the Information Fluency initiative on campus and teaches Writing in Digital Environments and Digital Rhetoric, among other courses.  Dr. Marinara coordinates the Central Florida GLBT History Projects as part of the RICHES Grant in UCF’s History department.  She earned an MA in Creative Writing (SCSU 1989) and a PhD in Rhetoric (Lehigh University 1993) and her academic publications have appeared in College Composition and Communication and The Journal of Basic Writing.  She writes poetry and fiction, publishing recently in Massachusetts Review, Xavier Review, FEMSPEC, Pelican Review, and Broken Bridge Review.  She won the 2000 Central Florida United Arts Award for Poetry.  Dr. Marinara’s first novel, Street Angel, nominated for a Lambda Literary Award, was published in October 2006. She is hard at work on a new novel tentatively titled Breakfast in Memphis. 

Patty Jenkins (Writer/Director of Monster) – Director’s Mentor

The most famous film she has directed to date is Monster, a docudrama about Aileen Wuornos. On July 14, 2011, she received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for the pilot of The Killing. She received two nominations for the 2012 DGA Awards for Outstanding Directorial Achievement. One for " "Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series," for "The Killing" and "Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television/Mini-Series" for "FIVE". On January 28, 2012, she won the DGA award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement for a Dramatic Series for the pilot of The Killing.