In Memorium

Mike Testin was born and raised in the Midwest where he
first found interest in still photography. In 1999, Mike
moved to Arizona and continued as a photographer while
also gaining his first experiences as a director and
cinematographer. In May 2003, Mike moved to California
to attend the Los Angeles Film School where he
graduated in June 2004 with a Major in Cinematography
and a Minor in Directing. In addition to “In Memorium,”
Mike has served as cinematographer for numerous
feature length and short films including "Beautiful Loser"
and "One More Beer," as well as directing his own film,
"The Hunger Artist" starring Damián Delgado (“The Other
Conquest”, “Men With Guns”). Mike lives in Burbank,
California.

Mike Testin - Cinematographer

Originally from Chicago, Jeff Rubin enjoys editing, motion
graphics design and DVD authoring. Based in Los
Angeles, Jeff has worked on projects featuring: EMINEM,
Snoop Dogg, Beau Bridges, Rosanna Arquette, Doris
Roberts, Magic Johnson, Al Franken and others. Jeff's work
has been screened the world over and his Mom is proud.
He loves Star Trek and would be honored to work with
William Shatner.

Jeff Rubin - Assembly Editor

Gregory J. Hainer - Sound Designer &
Re-Recording Mixer

An active music composer, sound designer and mixer,
Gregory has contributed his talents to many of today’s top
feature films, commercials, games, and theme park
attractions. He has received several Golden Reel Awards
and nominations for his work on films such as “Black
Hawk Down,” “We Were Soldiers,” “The Prince Of Egypt”
and “The Negotiator.” He holds a BA Music Synthesis as
well as a BA in Music Production and Engineering from
the prestigious Berklee College Of Music in Boston. In
1995, Gregory migrated to Los Angeles and later founded
SCORPIO SOUND in LA.

Sara Mills-Broffman - Production Designer

A graduate of University of California at Santa Cruz, Sara
Mills-Broffman’s production design credits include
“Creche” and “The Sandpiper” Sara has worked on
numerous independent features (“Mama’s Boy”, “The
Retreat”) and shorts (“The Miracle”, “Fish & Chips”) as a
costume designer, as well as a prop and wardrobe stylist
for television advertisements and print campaigns.

Jessica Jorde - Costume Designer

In 1999, Jessica Jorde earned a Bachelor in Visual
Media Arts degree from Emerson College. Following
graduation, she was hired to work for an independent
film company in Los Angeles, which led her to pursue
costume design for film. In LA, she earned a degree in
Fashion Design from the Fashion Institute of Design
and Merchandising. As a wardrobe stylist for
“Entertainment Tonight,” she was assigned to
celebrities such as Maria Menounos and Paul Abdul.
Simultaneously, she designed, created and styled the
fashion look for the program “ET on MTV.” In addition to
“In Memorium,” Jessica has costume designed the
independent films “To Kill a Mockumentary” and “Killjoy.”

Kirsten McKune(left) and Jessica Jorde (right)

Kirsten McKune - Makeup Artist

British makeup artist Kirsten McKune started her career
in makeup as a high school freshman, by founding the
first makeup department within her school theatre. She
expanded and ran the department until graduation.
After college, her passion for the art had not faded and
she made the move to Los Angeles to pursue a career
in the entertainment business. Recently finishing her
eighth independent feature film, Kirsten’s career has
taken her from the hustle of LA to the glistening bayous
of Louisiana and all around Europe. She is best known
for her subtleness and realism in her application, from
period to character to special effects. While continuing
her creations within the film world, she is in the
process of designing her own custom cosmetics line.