TJ Glenn

Teel James Glenn has appeared as an actor and stunt performer in over three dozen films (including Dr. Horror's House of Erotic Idiots, Lord of the G-Strings, the bog Creatures and Satan's School for Girls), while handling duties as stunt coordinator for more than 30 other motion pictures. He is also the author of four novels, and articles and fiction for a number of national magazines.

His DVD series: Secrets of the Swordmasters, was re-released in 2006, and his latest book, Them's Fightin' Words: A Writer's Guide To Writing Fight Scenes was recently published in both paperback and e-Book format by ePress.

In The Bunker, T.J. plays T.J. Carlson, Congressman Jennings' chief aide, the head of his security detail and most trusted staff member.

Joe Ianniello

Frequent guest on the nationally-syndicated Opie & Anthony radio program, the Long Island restauranteur stepped into the role director Joseph M. Monks initially envisioned for horror-genre stalwart Tom Savini. Ianniello portrays Alan Breck, a questionable figure with mob ties who is willing to take on the private aspect of the search for Julia Jennings--but only for a price. For the silence that goes with the search, that price is steep.

Audra Pezza

A newcomer to moviemaking and the film business, Audra does double-duty on The Bunker, serving as both director Joseph M. Monks' right hand during production and handling script supervisor responsibilities on location shooting in New Jersey, while also appearing on-screen in a cameo role as a lower East side New York streetwalker trying to show 16-year-old ingenue Jewel the ropes. The Bunker is Audra's first film.

Liz Smith

Native of Atlanta, Georgia, Liz Smith graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelors in Motion Pictures and English Literature. Initially hired to handle the cutting on The Bunker documentary, Joe was so impressed with the way that project was going that he brought Liz on board for a large portion of the editing work on the feature. An integral part of the Sight Unseen post team, Liz will be editing the music video for the song RED, performed by the Miami-based rock band Pretty on Paper. The track is the title song for a feature film whose script the director will begin shopping after completion of The Bunker.

Liz has made Miami her home and she continues to edit for local, independent filmmakers.

Liz can be contacted via e-mail at: Liz@candleinsunshine.com.

Eric Valdes

Eric Valdes is a well-documented sociopath who spends his time making bad jokes and good movies, sometimes both at once. He has spent years playing in Miami rock bands, and once slaughtered thirty people by wailing so hard on a guitar that their eardrums burst from their skulls and returned to gnaw out their entrails. True story. He has worn every hat on a film set, sometimes all at the same time, which has really improved his posture.

Eric is also the Earth Plane webmaster for the Daily Torment (www.dailytorment.com), a state-run newspaper based in the Fifth Circle of Hell. Eager to stick it to the man by abusing government funds, he uses the site’s space to promote his own music and film projects, so please pay a visit.

On The Bunker, Eric helmed the camera for a number of pickups and a substantial amount of interview footage shot for Inside The Bunker, the documentary chronicling the making of the film. Joe says the shots look great.

Josip Vilcic

Josip Vilicic works professionally in the audio engineering field, and has been making music for the better part of the past ten years. Introduced to director Joe Monks by a mutual friend, after watching a raw cut of The Bunker and hearing Joe's amazing personal story, he jumped at the chance to become involved with the project. Having an interest in both sound engineering and film scoring, Joe quickly became an integral part of The Bunker post-production team. You can contact Joe through his company's web site: www.path-of-logic.com.

Script Supervisor

Carmen Tomkin-Socorro

The Bunker's chief script supervisor, Carmen Tomkin-Socorro has traveled a circuitous route to film production. Born in Havana, Cuba to parents of Italian and British ancestry, her family moved to Spain when she was just four years old, living there for two years before moving to Miami and making the United States their permanent home.

After high school, Carmen attended college and earned a degree in radiographic science. The training she received enabled her to work at a major hospital providing her with valuable experience in the health care field. Carmen continued her education earning a second degree in mass communications, while also studying in California, where she became a script supervisor. She has continued in the field, working on numerous television commercials and feature films in Florida.

Carmen has written several screenplays in different genres including action adventure, romantic comedy and science fiction. Besides writing, Carmen enjoys concerts, plays, photography, horseback riding, and sports. She loves to travel, and enjoys learning about different cultures and their customs. She has seen some breath-taking places, such as Switzerland, and has visited some intriguing spots, like the pyramids in Mexico. Her favorite place though, happens to be right here at home, in the USA. She enjoys Country Music and travels to Tennessee often. She really enjoys going to the Grand Ole Opry and to the small intimate spots that showcase new talent in and around Nashville. Some of her friends find that amusing and call her "the Cuban redneck."

Her dreams are taking her life in a new direction. Her goals are to write and produce. Her hope is that someday she can look back and feel a sense of accomplishment in that.