Dirty Bomb Diaries

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA

Originally from Arkansas, Misty Van Cleve made the move to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue her acting career. She has been involved in a projects ranging from student films to recurring work on The Young and the Restless. To continue honing her craft, she studies with Howard Fine. Besides acting, she enjoys volunteering in the community and is actively involved in her church.

"Working with Eric and Sean has been such an awesome experience. They have put so much time and effort into Dirty Bomb Diaries and I am truly thankful that they asked me to be a part of it. It isn't often that an actor meets 2 guys at a coffee shop for an "audition" and ends up getting to work on such a quality project. I had so much fun being on set with these guys."

It was at age nine, after seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind, that Eric Tozzi knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born and raised in Malibu, CA Eric was surrounded by the wonder and magic of filmmaking. His father, a Grammy winning Opera and recording star and TV/Film actor and his mother, a singer, had a huge influence in his creative endeavors.

Malibu became the backdrop for Eric's super-8 movies, which he began making at the age of 10. His first film, "Terror In The Backyard", was a huge hit, especially with neighbors and friends. Since those days, Eric has worked as an editor and director in TV, Film, Documentary, Music Video and Webseries. Notable credits include directing platinum selling artists Building 429 for the music video "Fearless", co-editing the episode "World Enough and Time" - Star Trek: New Voyages, and the critically acclaimed short film, Stephen King's "Paranoid", which saw a stellar write up in the King biography "The Essential Stephen King" as well as a DVD release through Total Movies Magazine. He is also a producer and editor for NASA at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, creating documentary content for the Mars missions.

In early 2007 Eric teamed up with longtime friend and screenwriter, Sean Hinchey and together they produced and Eric directed the 16-part webseries, "Dirty Bomb Diaries" (DBD). DBD has garnered exceptional Internet notoriety with nearly 2 millions views to date. The series has been featured on sites such as Veoh, Revver, Daily Motion and Ziddio and has received press in DV Magazine, Tubefilter and Film Independent.

Sean Hinchey is the Creator, Writer and Producer for Dirty Bomb Diaries. A graduate from Boston University’s Journalism program, he’s shopping four feature screenplays in Los Angeles; one was a finalist in the Screenwriting in Arizona Competition. He credits his script reading days - writing coverage - at ICM and “Scr(i)pt Magazine” to helping him hone his craft.

After winning an Award for his non-fiction book, “Backpacking Through Divorce”, Sean teamed up with long-time friend Eric Tozzi to develop Dirty Bomb Diaries directly for the open frontier of new media. The idea was to explore the psychological impact of a horrific terrorist act in a major city. While TV shows and movies have toyed with the idea of a possible Dirty Bomb, this concept pulled no punches, detonating the bomb early in the first episode.

Sean is currently finishing up his techno-thriller novel “Silken Spiral” and is also writing a an industry book, “39 Ways to Win a Screenwriting Contest & The Nine Mistakes New Writer’s Make”.

Swiss-born composer, Kurt Oldman grew up in a house of musicians. His
parents attended the world-renowned Conservatory of Music in Fribourg.
His grandfather was a pianist, his great-grandfather a conductor. Before
moving to California Kurt studied at the Conservatory of Music, the
Swiss Jazz School. In Los Angeles he continued his studies at the UCLA
Film scoring program and with famed film composer Christopher Young
(Spiderman 3, The Grudge, The Exorcism of Emily Rose).

Kurt has scored films such as Killer By Nature (Ron Perlman), Babysitter
Wanted (Matt Dallas), All Along (Krista Allen), Callous (2009 RIFF
Audience Award) and Holiday Baggage (Cheryl Ladd). Amongst the many
filmscores Kurt has also written original ringtones for Virgin Mobile,
gaming trailers for Activision and scored TV shows such TLC’s “Say Yes
To The Dress”. His music has been sought after by several libraries
including: Killer Tracks, Bad Ass Music and Amusicom.

Kurt’s studio is located in Burbank, CA