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Roy Tjioe is a partner with Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel. He concentrates his practice in the areas of litigation, entertainment law and intellectual property. Roy Tjioe was born and raised in Hong Kong, although his family is from Indonesia. He attended Millfield School in England. In law school, he was Comments Editor for the Law Review and he received the American Jurisprudence Award for Negotiation and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and the Bernard Levinson Memorial Award for outstanding essay on Constitutional Law. Mr. Tjioe co-authored the Hawaii chapter of The Products Liability Desk Reference . An avid soccer player and aspiring screenwriter (semifinalist, 2002 American Accolades Screenwriting Competition; quarterfinalist, 2002 CineStory Screenwriting Awards), he also enjoys acting, comic book art, and golf. Mr. Tjioe's artwork has been featured on the covers of the Hawaii Bar Journal.

Mr. Fox graduated from Tel Aviv University in 1987 with a BA in Accounting and Economics. From 1989 to 1999 he was employed by Alsrad Ltd. which markets and distributes the Fila, Diesel, Rockport, Warner Bros. and Disney brands in Israel, latterly as its vice general manager. In 1999 he joined Supersol Ltd., Israel's largest supermarket chain before founding DTR in 2001. He remains CEO of DTR which holds Israeli licenses from Warner Bros., Sony, Hit, 4KIDS, Dreamworks and other properties. He was appointed a non-executive director in 2003.

Terry Wills is president of Wills Communications, Inc. An award-winning marketing communications professional with more years experience than she will ever admit to. Prior to establishing Wills Communications in 1991, Terry served as senior vice president of the Corporate and Consumer Marketing Division of the largest public relations company in the western United States, Rogers & Cowan, Inc. (a Shandwick Company). At R&C, she developed and managed programs for a variety of clients, including General Motors (Oldsmobile), RJ Reynolds, Giorgio Armani/Emporio Armani, Hilton Hotels Corporation's Gaming Division, The United States Postal Service, Hyatt Hotels, and Sebastian International, among others. Before that, Terry served as vice president of the Corporate Division of Mahoney Communications (now a division of Burson-Marsteller), where she developed and directed national campaigns for such clients as AT&T, the City of Palm Springs, Centinela Hospital Medical Center/The Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Clinic, Hilton Hotels Corporation and Hilton Gaming. She was also responsible for promoting a number of special events ranging from international hotel openings to celebrity and professaional golf tournaments, championship boxing, cycling exhibitions and auto racing. Under Terry's leadership, Wills Communications is one of the most respected agencies in the United States and has captured national attention for its efforts on behalf of such clients as Hyatt Hotels Corporation/Hyatt Resorts, Warner Bros., Universal's Jurassic Park Institute, Boston Market, IHOP Corp., American Golf Corporation, the United States Postal Service, Pacific Theatres, Iwerks Entertainment, IMAX Corporation, Diedrich Coffee, the Stratosphere Corporation in Las Vegas, Madame Tussauds/The Tussauds Group, Jose Eber Salons, The City of Newport Beach, LandGrant Development/The Las Americas Port of Entry Project, Mandalay Entertainment and a variety of others in the gaming, retail, not-for-profit, destination, automotive, affluent lifestyles, general business and sports industries. A member of the Public Relations Society of America, Terry holds a Bachelor of Arts degrees in Journalism/Public Relations and Communication Arts & Sciences from the University of Southern California. She began her career with Hilton Hotels Corporation and has served as General Manager of the Beverly Hills Visitor Bureau. There she directed the city's destination marketing program and developed the city's "75th Diamond Jubilee" Anniversary program.

Eugene has 10 years of experience as a lead designer working with companies like Warner Bros., Red Square Design, Young & Rubicam, and Keeno Films. He has also developed concepts for several national advertising campaigns including the Stoli Vodka campaign in 1994. Eugene has received the official selection of the Annecy Animation Festival in France in 1992 for his animated short Hypnoerotomachia. He also won first prize in the Soviet Union Animation Festival in 1988 for December 32nd, an animated musical broadcast on the First Central Television Channel [U.S.S.R] in 1987. Eugene received his Masters in Fine Art from the Polygraphic Institute in Moscow.

Paul Mavrinac began his career as a helicopter pilot in 1977 in Canada, and has worked with several large helicopter operations worldwide. With nearly 30 years as a helicopter pilot and over 14,000 hours of flight time, he has extensive experience and widely diverse expertise, to include operations involving charter, heli-logging, seismic exploration, oil rig support/crew transport, firefighting, heli-skiing and utility work. Paul has extensive experience as Pilot in Command (PIC) of the following aircraft: BH47, BH06, BH04, BH212, AS350, SK58T, SK61, and SK64. Paul previously supervised worldwide flight standards and operations with Transport Canada, British CAL, Australian CAA, Malaysian CAA, Italian ENAC, Hellenic CAA, French DGAC, Peruvian/Ecuadorian CAA and European JAR. Paul was the founding Director of the Helicopter Association of Canada and has served as a member of the HAI Helilogging Committee. He is also a member of the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG) and holds movie credits with Disney's Yellow Dog and Warner Bros.' Hulk and Swordfish.

Executive Vice President, Distribution and Technology Operations, Warner Bros Technical Operations, Inc. In her dual role as Senior Vice President, Worldwide Anti-piracy Operations a position created in March, 2004--and Executive Vice President, Distribution and Technology Operations, Technical Operations, Darcy Antonellis is responsible for the coordination and facilitation all of the Studio's day-to-day intellectual property protection activities and initiatives on a global basis, including leading the Studio's Intellectual Property Council. She and the anti-piracy group she heads work across every department and every division of the Studio, unifying efforts in such areas as technological and procedural solutions for theft prevention; domestic and international IP legislation and directives; public policy; external communications; educational and consumer anti-piracy initiatives and investigations and legal recourse. She also works closely with Time Warner's public policy offices around the world, the Motion Picture Association of America and its international arm, the Motion Picture Association. In addition to heading the Studio's anti-piracy initiative, Antonellis also serves as Executive Vice President, Distribution & Technology Operations, Warner Bros. Technical Operations, overseeing all areas that are directly related to preventing piracy, including the Studio's technical strategic planning and implementation related to worldwide distribution of all the Studio's content, protection of content (film, television and video) from production through post-production and release to replication and company-wide asset management. Antonellis was named to her current Technical Operations post in September 2003, having joined the company in 1998 as Senior Vice President, Distribution Technologies & Operations, Warner Bros. Technical Operations, where she oversaw the company's transition from traditional distribution technologies to advanced digital distribution. Prior to joining Warner Bros. Technical Operations, Antonellis was Vice President, Technical and Olympic Operations for CBS Inc., having also served as Vice President, Technical Operations in New York and Director, Washington Operations, for the CBS News Bureau in Washington , DC . Antonellis also served as Vice President, Operations and Engineering for WTTG-TV, the Fox Affiliate in Washington , DC . A veteran of three Olympics, she last headed up Operations and Engineering for CBS Sports' coverage of the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano , Japan. She also worked as Director of Operations stationed in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait during the Gulf War. She has received two Emmy Awards for technical production work on the Olympics and honors for work in the field of engineering from her undergraduate Alma Mater, Temple University . She received an MBA in finance from Fordham University . In November 2003, she was named a Fellow of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.

Hal Gaba , age 62, is the CEO and co-owner of Act III Communications, a multimedia holding company, a position he has held since 1990. In addition, he serves as co-chairman of Village Roadshow Pictures, a co-production and co-financing partner with Warner Bros. and other major motion picture studios, and chairman of Concord Music Group, a leading independent producer of jazz, pop and classical music. Mr. Gaba is also a board member of Hear Music, a joint venture between Concord Music Group and Starbucks Coffee Company; The Curtis School; and a former member of the board of Univision Communications, Inc., and head of its audit committee. Mr. Gaba received his Bachelor of Science degree in finance from the University of California, Berkeley and his Master of Science degree in finance from the University of California, Los Angeles. He is a member of the National Association of Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Sally Shreve appointed Vice President Sales, Linda Cole hired as Director of Sales and Dana Schroeder re-focuses on push into the music education market. LOS ALTOS, Calif. May 11, 2004 Freehand Systems, Inc., announced today that it has hired Sally Shreve as Vice President Sales and Linda Cole as Director of Sales. In addition Dana Schroeder will now focus her efforts on the company's growing business in music education. "This expansion of our sales team places Freehand in a strong position to expand its sales to music educators and to aggressively grow our retail channel, plus it strengthens our company for future sales growth," said Kim Lorz, CEO. FreeHand Systems is a privately-held company with the mission of reinventing how musicians read and perform music, as the world leader in digital music technology and the largest distributor of digital sheet music song titles. After two years overseeing FreeHand's sales efforts, Dana Schroeder will now focus her attention on the education market a major concentration for the company. She will be responsible for the integration of the company's lead product the MusicPad Pro into the Music Expressions curriculum of its education partner, Warner Bros. Publications. She will be working with over 40 sales representatives currently selling Music Expressions to schools in all 50 states.

Six Feet Up co-founder Calvin Hendryx-Parker has 5 years of experience in fields as diverse as systems administration, graphic design and data architecture. As systems engineer for Epylon, an enterprise-class company providing integration services to public sector entities, Calvin implemented ERP systems, deployed marketplace application servers and spear-headed network trouble-shooting. Previously, he designed user interfaces for MGI Software, a multimedia software company, and developed 3D models in collaboration with Warner Bros. Striving to bridge the gap between technical and non-technical people, Calvin also designed and implemented the company's intranet. Calvin is now applying his unusual dual background as an engineer and a designer to his recent entrepreneurship venture. As a Dir. of Engineering for Six Feet Up (www.sixfeetup.com), a provider of web development and hosting services for small and medium size companies, he maintains the company's infrastructure and leads the technology vision by constantly evaluating new products and technologies. Calvin holds a Bachelor of Science in Technical Graphics from Purdue University. He can be reached at

At the age of seven, John began studying piano. As he got older, synthesizers began to interest him, but he knew electronic music and synthesis would be a definitive force in his musical future when he discovered the early soundtracks of Tangerine Dream. He acquired his first synthesizer, a Juno 60, as a teenager and has been building his studio ever since. Today, his equipment ranges from those first synths (DX-7, D-50, TX81Z) to the newest releases of software synthesizers including Reaktor, Reason and MetaSynth. Amid these components and other hardware, software and peripheral audio gear, 4 at 18 is particuarly characterized by the Synthesis Technology MOTM modular kits he acquired and built over the last few years. John resides in the Los Angeles area where he is the Director of DVD Production for a Warner Bros. affiliate. Previously, he taught New England Digital Synclavier and other work stations for audio post production at Full Sail Real World Education. He left Full Sail to move to San Francisco in the burgeoning days of DVD to develop the training program for Sonic Solutions DVD hardware and software systems. San Francisco also became the birth city for his independent music label, Parnassus Nump. His debut album, Immersion (released under the alias Laocoon) drew high praise from radio, press and other ambient artists at the turn of the century. He is currently designing sound as well as scoring a short film to be released in the Fall of 2003 entitled What She Found There. In addition, he composed original music for menus on New Line s DVD release My Brother s Keeper, starring Jeanne Tripplehorn. John s writing process is directly connected to the discovery of sonic events through experimentation and improvisation. Artists that have had an influence on John include Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel-Jarre, Michael Brook, Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Danny Elfman/Oingo Boingo, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Underworld, Plaid and Erik Satie.

Alec Pollak has been working in the Internet industry since 1995 when he created one of the first big-budget movie web site for Warner Bros. Batman Forever. His background of art direction and design for print and multimedia at Grey Entertainment Advertising launched him into a founding Creative Director position at Siteline, one of the first NYC Web design shops. He went on to form Stir Associates several years later where he continued to develop relationships with a number of major corporate clients including Olympus America, Warner Bros. Movies and Atlantic Records. When SenseNet Inc. acquired Stir in 1998, Pollak joined SenseNet's team as Creative Director and executive board member and helped the company grow from a local service shop to an international intranet product company. He maintained longstanding client relationships and continued to design and guide creation of sites for many new clients including The New York Public Library, Smithsonian Magazine and YourDay.com.

Brad has written for a number of television shows and is currently a writer, producer and director for the Warner Bros. Television/FX's hit drama Nip/Tuck. In addition, Brad is a creator and Executive Producer with Ryan Murphy and of the new 20th Century Fox Television show, 4 OZ, which is expected to be a co-production with Plan B Productions, and Executive Producer Brad Pitt. He received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in screenwriting from the American Film Institute. Brad is a founding member of the Young Storytellers program.

Carrie is a leader in marketing for entertainment and the web coming from senior roles at Warner Bros. Records and City Search. Carrie not only helped develop every aspect of community for WBR, but also e-commerce and marketing efforts promoting events and products. Past projects have included marketing and promotions for many well known artists including REM, Green Day and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. To see some of her latest work click on projects and scroll down.

Chris Bracher has worked at the corporate level at companies ranging from manufacturing to consumer goods within the software, jewelry and entertainment industries. He's supported the advancement of Adobe Systems, Warner Bros. Animation and Hanna Barbera Studios. Chris is friendly, methodical and naturally creative with an innate ability to conceive and drive highly recognizable brand and marketing concepts. He participates weekly in a local jazz band and enjoys volunteer work with groups such as the Jr. Chamber of Commerce (JayCees) and the San Jose Grand Prix. Chris holds a Bachelors of Science degree from USC and an MBA from Santa Clara University.

Cynthia Todd is Of Counsel at Phillips Jessner LLP. Her practice covers a broad range of family law areas, including dissolution proceedings, domestic-violence proceedings, child custody, child support, spousal support, modification of support, division of community property, confirmation of separate property and negotiation of family law disputes. Ms. Todd is a certified mediator and collaborative family law attorney. Ms. Todd joined Phillips Jessner LLP in 2008 after being Senior Counsel with Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc., where she handled a variety of entertainment-related negotiations and transactions. Prior to working at Warner Bros., Ms. Todd was a litigation associate at the law firm Morrison & Foerster LLP, where she participated in diverse litigation matters in federal and state court, representing large corporations and public entities, and also handled many complex family law matters. Prior to her time at Morrison & Foerster, Ms. Todd served as a law clerk to the Honorable Robert J. Kelleher, United States District Judge, Central District of California. Ms. Todd received her J.D., cum laude, from Loyola Law School, where she was a notes editor of the Loyola Law Review and named Order of the Coif. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from the University of California Los Angeles where she majored in Psychology, receiving departmental honors.

Gustavo Higuera has always been fascinated with the mysterious nature of the world ever since he was a young boy. He currently works for Warner Bros. where he is a web developer in their Advanced Digital Services division. Third Army is his first publicated comic book.