Danny Torres produced his first feature at the age of 20, a family sports drama titled Wrestling Days, a full year before he graduated with a degree in US History from UC Berkeley in 2005. The following year he produced two features, a coming of age story titled Troubadours and the punk thriller Ten Cents Short. He has since gone on to produce numerous independent features and wrote and directed Three Bad Men in 2008. He is currently the head of Continuum Pictures and is working closely with several other production companies.

James Duval developed the team that has become Continuum Pictures. With several years of experience in independent film, he has produced many independent features and is consulted regularly for production and financing. He is a writer and producer on many of Continuum’s in-house projects and is often involved in the development and production of outside projects.

Richard Scott is a founding partner in Continuum Pictures. He has handled the development of Continuum’s Business and project proposals since its inception. He has been a producer on many of Continuum’s features and has supervised the postproduction of many outside projects, providing technical as well as physical support for the completion of these productions.

Tyler Ross is a writer/producer with Continuum Pictures. He is an essential component in the development of outside projects. He co-written several features, which are currently on the Continuum slate of films as well as co-produced many of the Continuum releases. He currently develops documentaries and reality programming, as well the distribution for Continuum’s indie releases.

Mark R. Lillig is a writer/producer/director with Continuum Pictures. He has been essential in the hands-on development of projects. He has worked as both director and cinematographer for many music videos, commercials and independent films. He is the writer director of No Strings Attached as well as the producer on several of Continuum’s current projects.

Scott Hayman co-founded Continuum Pictures after receiving degrees in Molecular Cell Biology and Music from UC Berkeley. He produced his first feature Wrestling Days at the age of 21. He later went on to produce Troubadours for the same director a year later. He has since Executive Produced, scored and co-produced many features at the independent level.

Stephen Langford is an entertainment industry veteran having written and produced for Warner Brothers Television, ABC and Sony Television. Along the way he was written for George Lucas and Steven Spielberg and wrote, produced and directed the movie Warm Blooded Killers. His film Lovewrecked was a hit on ABC Family in 2007 and is still playing in an expanded run in theaters overseas.

Austin Anderson is the head of Continuum’s indie production company Filmplane Entertainment. His indie vision has spear headed many projects ranging from experimental to thrillers. He wrote and directed Ten Cents Short in 2006 and Convict in 2008. He executive produced the award winning short Thirteen or So Minutes in 2008 as well. He is a Producer and postproduction supervisor with Continuum Pictures.

Quan Tran is a multi-talented filmmaker and has been an editor, assistant producer and unit production manager for the company Independent Image Entertainment. Since then she has also provided support and post-production services to Continuum Pictures, as well as to numerous outside productions. Quan is also a director, having completed a short film and is slated to direct several upcoming features. Quan has also started a production company called Cliffside Pictures.

Lauren Marie Pena is a co-producer for Continuum Pictures. She has written and directed numerous award winning short films and has her own production company, Vanity Pictures. She is currently scheduled to direct the Vanity Pictures/Continuum Pictures feature All Is Vanity.

Wes Scarpias is a co-producer with Continuum Pictures, working directly with James Duval in the development of projects. Wes produced his first short when he was nineteen and his first feature Convict with Filmplane Entertainment when he was twenty.

Jeff Hayman currently attends UCLA on a full music scholorship. He has proven himself to be an exceptionally gifted composer and orchestrator, and is currently scoring the motion picture Troubadours.