Kaitlin Smith
Growing up, Kaitlin always had a camcorder in hand. It was a gift she got in middle school from her parents, and it was that moment, her passion for the art began.
Having lived in many places, due to her father’s career in the military, Smith found a love for history, weather, and human experiences. She fell in love with documentaries, and their ability give a voice to those who have none, and to shed light on stories that may not have otherwise been heard.
She produced Paratus 14:50, which focused on the Coast Guard’s lifesaving response following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It aired on PBS and LinkTV in August of 2015, in honor of the 10th Anniversary. It debuted to positive reviews and was praised by the Coast Guard for getting their story right.
She is inspired by the resilience humans display in the face of adversity, and it is her goal to continue telling impactful and influential stories during our darkest hours.
Smith has spent the last decade under the Warner Bros. label, she currently works on ABC’s The Bachelor franchise. She is an active member of the Motion Picture Editor’s Guild, IATSE Local 700.
Smith is a graduate of the University of Alabama and is currently based in Los Angeles.
Documentary Filmmaker | Editor
William David Glenn IV
Screenwriter | Director | Story Producer
Originally from Lexington, Kentucky, David made multiple micro-budget projects in his home state, before moving to Los Angeles in late 2019. These projects include a zombie web series titled Remnant 13 (2018), and a family comedy/haunted house feature titled Ghost in the Family (2018), which was the winner of the Creative Lexington Screenplay Competition, and was distributed by ITN Distribution.
While living in Los Angeles, he has worked in development and provided script coverage services for multiple companies, which has sharpened his storytelling skills and helped him solidify his voice and genres of interest.
David’s main focus is now on writing and directing independent horror films. He appreciates how thematic ideas can be delivered through metaphor in the horror genre, but believes it all stems from strong central characters and their actions.
David is also a frequent co-host on the CineNation podcast, where he breaks down various films and genres depending on the month’s topic. In his free time, when not watching movies, he enjoys making experimental short films on YouTube, shooting and editing 16mm film and 360 videos on his travels and adventures.
He studied Business Management at the University of Kentucky and Screenwriting at Asbury University, graduating with a MFA in 2019.