Abigail Fuller graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. She won first place for her documentary short in the Reel LA Film Festival in 2006. Her experimental documentary film, Triptych, was nationally distributed by Palm Pictures and was an official selection at the Gloria Film Festival. Most recently, Abigail was the writer and co-producer on the non-fiction series Adventure Guides, airing on the Outdoor Channel.
Sarah Ivy Dickerson graduated form the film production program at the USC School of Cinematic Arts. There, she produced a graduate thesis documentary, All You Can Be. She stared her career at Jerry Bruckheimer Films and MTV Films in development. Before filming Do You Dream in Color?, she worked in production on Criminal Minds on CBS.
Producer:
Norma Regina Saldivar is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. There she co-produced numerous short films, two of which were accepted to the South by Southwest Film Festival. She started her career at the Austin Film Society and The Texas Film Hall of Fame. Most recently, she worked on ABC’s Brothers and Sisters.
Director of Photography:
Robert Lam hails from San Diego, CA, establishing himself in Los Angeles as a freelance cinematographer since graduating from USC’s School of Cinema-Television. Although his work is primarily narrative and music video, most recently “LA LA LA” and “Shots” by LMFAO, he had no hesitation when asked to team up with Do You Dream in Color? As much as documentary often calls for an improvisational working method, Robert is looking forward to delivering a crafted look and creative personality for the story of the teenagers in the film.
Production Sound:
Arthur Baum graduated from Harvard with an A.B. in physics and math and when on to receive his M.F.A. from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. While at USC, he mixed and edited sound for the graduate documentary Raising the Skate and mixed sound for the Student Emmy Award-winning television pilot, Cost of Living. He has worked as a freelance mixer for Gray Martin Studios and has over twenty screen credits in production and post-production sound for short films and documentaries.
The Web Guy:
Luke Gschwend is the owner of and lead developer at LightsOn Web Solutions, a web company he started to equip and champion projects like Do You Dream In Color? on the Internet. He graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a degree in Computer Science and loves using his technical skills for his and others’ creative outlets. He also graduated from UCLA’s Professional Program in Screenwriting and is very passionate about telling great stories. Luke is a lover and a fighter, someone who refuses to rubberneck in traffic and gives no apologies that his last name has 8 letters, but only 1 vowel.
Directors/Producers:
Director of Photography:
Robert Lam hails from San Diego, CA, establishing himself in Los Angeles as a freelance cinematographer since graduating from USC’s School of Cinema-Television. Although his work is primarily narrative and music video, most recently “LA LA LA” and “Shots” by LMFAO, he had no hesitation when asked to team up with Do You Dream in Color? As much as documentary often calls for an improvisational working method, Robert is looking forward to delivering a crafted look and creative personality for the story of the teenagers in the film.
Production Sound:
Arthur Baum graduated from Harvard with an A.B. in physics and math and when on to receive his M.F.A. from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. While at USC, he mixed and edited sound for the graduate documentary Raising the Skate and mixed sound for the Student Emmy Award-winning television pilot, Cost of Living. He has worked as a freelance mixer for Gray Martin Studios and has over twenty screen credits in production and post-production sound for short films and documentaries.
The Web Guy: