Little Grey Men Productions Inc. is located in the city of Vancouver, BC, Canada. Incorporated in October of 2004 by Christian Blaze & Crystal-Dawn Rosales to produce and shoot the feature film "Project GREY". This is the first feature film attempt from the filmmaking duo, and is currently being looked at by distributors for possible theatrical distribution. The film was shot over the course of a year beginning in November 2004, and has taken another year in post to achieve the look and style of a large-budget film, although it was shot on a modest independent budget, the filmmakers used their resources and talents to bring this amazing story to life on the big screen. Christian Blaze is back in one of the leading roles as well as one of the co-directors chairs, with producer Crystal-Dawn heading up the other director's chair for the first time. The creative pair also co-wrote the screenplay, while Christian once again is in the editing booth, Crystal is back at the production design table, and they both got busy co-producing the feature, while veteran executive producer Gabriel Napora (Triton Films) joined the project later on in post-production and is responsible for the film's interest from potential distributors after he took the pair to LA & AFM in November 2005. www.projectgrey.com
Crystal Insight New Media Inc. is also located in the city of Vancouver, BC, Canada. Founded in July of 2002, and formally incorporated in April of 2004 by Christian Blaze & Crystal-Dawn Rosales, the company's main goal was to produce and shoot their first short film entitled "SPANK" to be used as their "calling card" debut into the industry. The company enjoyed much success and acclaim for their work, and premiered the film at the 2003 Santa Fe Film Festival in Santa Fe, NM. The film went on to play at 30 different venues & festivals and garnered over 18 awards and nominations during the 2004-2006 period, and is currently licensed to the CBC (ZeD TV) for a 3-year broadcast license in Canada (until 2008). The "little film that could" was shot for a shocking $200.00 CND, with most of the film's work being done by this incredible pair and the rest of the services donated. It paid off for them as many cast & crew have gone on to receive paid work on larger Hollywood productions shooting in Vancouver, and even a few cast & crew members enjoyed awards or nominations for their work on "SPANK", and to date the film has earned over $3500.00 in festival prize money. www.spankthefilm.com
