Felix Milton is a UK record producer, songwriter & engineer who works under the alias Flex based in Laylow Ladbroke Grove London.
Background
Son of Jake Milton (Quintessence, Blurt), Nephew to Ted Milton (Blurt)
Career
He has worked on numerous albums, EPs & singles, as well as touring work since late 1990s with a wide range of different musical genres, artists & companies.
He currently runs a recording studio with ONE TIME RECORDS which has produced material for some of the UK's finest talent.
Milton has also worked extensively within the Film & Media industry for some of the UK's leading companies.
Background
Son of Jake Milton (Quintessence, Blurt), Nephew to Ted Milton (Blurt)
Career
He has worked on numerous albums, EPs & singles, as well as touring work since late 1990s with a wide range of different musical genres, artists & companies.
He currently runs a recording studio with ONE TIME RECORDS which has produced material for some of the UK's finest talent.
Milton has also worked extensively within the Film & Media industry for some of the UK's leading companies.
Eitan Feinberg started a computer services company called Cyprox in 1999 and continues to run the company.
Early life
Eitan Feinberg was born on June 17, 1988 in Los Angeles, California and later moved to Mercer Island, Washington. At the age of four, he began to build his first computer. By the age of 13, he knew over thirteen programming languages. Feinberg is AA certified.
Career
At age eleven, Feinberg started a business called CyproX, providing custom-made computers, websites and software for customers.
Feinberg was featured on news programs including ABC World News Tonight, TechTV, and his local stations. The broadcasts of his interviews were translated into over nine languages. He was also featured in newspapers including, The Seattle Times, Mercer Island Reporter, Chicago Tribune, and The Los Angeles Times.
Currently
Feinberg is a student at University of Washington and is getting a degree in Computer Science, Engineering and Business.
Early life
Eitan Feinberg was born on June 17, 1988 in Los Angeles, California and later moved to Mercer Island, Washington. At the age of four, he began to build his first computer. By the age of 13, he knew over thirteen programming languages. Feinberg is AA certified.
Career
At age eleven, Feinberg started a business called CyproX, providing custom-made computers, websites and software for customers.
Feinberg was featured on news programs including ABC World News Tonight, TechTV, and his local stations. The broadcasts of his interviews were translated into over nine languages. He was also featured in newspapers including, The Seattle Times, Mercer Island Reporter, Chicago Tribune, and The Los Angeles Times.
Currently
Feinberg is a student at University of Washington and is getting a degree in Computer Science, Engineering and Business.
Permuted Press, which has published 18 titles as of April 2008, is a small print on demand publisher started in 2004. The company uses Lightning Source as their printer/distributor.
Works published under the Permuted Press imprint focus on post-apocalyptic scenarios, while the more recent Swarm Press imprint focuses on a broader range of speculative fiction.
Remarkably, Permuted Press has picked up a number of novels previously available through the publishing platform Lulu.com, and novels that were available free online. Notable examples are Day by Day Armageddon and John Dies at the End, which has been has been optioned by director Don Coscarelli.
Published works
<li>Madmen's Dreams by Eric S. Brown and D. Richard Pearce
<li>It's Only Temporary by Eric Shapiro
<li>The Undead edited by D.L. Snell and Travis Adkins
<li>Down the Road by Bowie Ibarra
<li>Twilight of the Dead
<li>Plague of the Dead
<li>Down the Road: On the Last Day
<li>Dying to Live
<li>Roses of Blood on Barbwire Vines
<li>The Undead 2: Skin and Bones
<li>John Dies at the End
<li>The Oblivion Society
<li>The Undead 3: Flesh Feast
<li>Every Sigh, The End
<li>Day by Day Armageddon
<li>History is Dead
<li>The Undead 4: Headshot Quartet
<li>Empire
<li>Thunder and Ashes
Upcoming
<li>Cthulhu Unbound (anthology, early 2009)
<li>Cthulhu Unbound (anthology, early 2009)
Works published under the Permuted Press imprint focus on post-apocalyptic scenarios, while the more recent Swarm Press imprint focuses on a broader range of speculative fiction.
Remarkably, Permuted Press has picked up a number of novels previously available through the publishing platform Lulu.com, and novels that were available free online. Notable examples are Day by Day Armageddon and John Dies at the End, which has been has been optioned by director Don Coscarelli.
Published works
<li>Madmen's Dreams by Eric S. Brown and D. Richard Pearce
<li>It's Only Temporary by Eric Shapiro
<li>The Undead edited by D.L. Snell and Travis Adkins
<li>Down the Road by Bowie Ibarra
<li>Twilight of the Dead
<li>Plague of the Dead
<li>Down the Road: On the Last Day
<li>Dying to Live
<li>Roses of Blood on Barbwire Vines
<li>The Undead 2: Skin and Bones
<li>John Dies at the End
<li>The Oblivion Society
<li>The Undead 3: Flesh Feast
<li>Every Sigh, The End
<li>Day by Day Armageddon
<li>History is Dead
<li>The Undead 4: Headshot Quartet
<li>Empire
<li>Thunder and Ashes
Upcoming
<li>Cthulhu Unbound (anthology, early 2009)
<li>Cthulhu Unbound (anthology, early 2009)
Daniel Anscombe (born August 20th 1986) is a production designer for feature films. He is based in the UK, and often works with film producer Gene Fallaize.
Film Production
Studying for a BA in Contemporary Lens Media at the University of Lincoln, Anscombe specialised in moving image, and achieved upper second class honours in 2008.
Whilst still at university in early 2007, he started pre-production on an innovative and grisly horror project with fellow student Jamie Rae, which would eventually become '8ight Limbs', which was completed in June 2008. Outside of university, he also worked alongside Rae on the Cupsogue Pictures feature film ‘Monkeyshine’, where Anscombe had the role of director of photography.
Anscombe is currently working as production designer on horror feature 'The Summoning' (2009), directed by Stephen Hudis, and 'Kanashibari'; a suspense filled Japanese horror which he is also writing.
Filmography
Art Department:
* Monkeyshine (2008) (art designs and map design - as BDH Films)
Director:
* Monkeyshine (2008) (1st assistant director, director of photography)
* Fruit Salads and Black Jacks (2008) (short) (director)
* 8ight Limbs (2008) (short) (director)
Producer:
* Monkeyshine (2008) (executive producer)
* 8ight Limbs (2008) (short) (producer)
Writer:
* Fruit Salads and Black Jacks (2008) (short) (writer)
* 8ight Limbs (2008) (short) (writer)
Film Production
Studying for a BA in Contemporary Lens Media at the University of Lincoln, Anscombe specialised in moving image, and achieved upper second class honours in 2008.
Whilst still at university in early 2007, he started pre-production on an innovative and grisly horror project with fellow student Jamie Rae, which would eventually become '8ight Limbs', which was completed in June 2008. Outside of university, he also worked alongside Rae on the Cupsogue Pictures feature film ‘Monkeyshine’, where Anscombe had the role of director of photography.
Anscombe is currently working as production designer on horror feature 'The Summoning' (2009), directed by Stephen Hudis, and 'Kanashibari'; a suspense filled Japanese horror which he is also writing.
Filmography
Art Department:
* Monkeyshine (2008) (art designs and map design - as BDH Films)
Director:
* Monkeyshine (2008) (1st assistant director, director of photography)
* Fruit Salads and Black Jacks (2008) (short) (director)
* 8ight Limbs (2008) (short) (director)
Producer:
* Monkeyshine (2008) (executive producer)
* 8ight Limbs (2008) (short) (producer)
Writer:
* Fruit Salads and Black Jacks (2008) (short) (writer)
* 8ight Limbs (2008) (short) (writer)