ANGEL HAWK PRODUCTIONS
827 N. Hollywood Way #246, Burbank, CA 91505
827 N. Hollywood Way #246, Burbank, CA 91505
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Overview for Angel Hawk Productions
Over the next three to five years, Angel Hawk
Productions plans to produce 3 to 6 independently
financed feature films.
We believe our films will be marketable through a
number of distribution sources available today:
theatrical release, DVD/Video rentals and sales, cable
channels such as Hallmark, TNT and Starz, in addition
to the foreign market.
Objective:
1. To produce quality films
2. To produce an increasing number of films of each
year, with a variety of appeal.
3. To develop scripts with outside writers in addition
to what we have already acquired
4. To distribute our films through independent
distribution companies
KEY PLAYERS
CHERYL WHITMAN DUBUQUE, Producer/Writer
Dubuque has been involved in film and theatre most
of her life. She began in upstate New York where
she was born and has continued since moving to
California close to 35 years ago. She is foremost a
producer and a writer but worked in casting for a
number of years, as well as stage management,
sound, props and costumes. In addition to Angel
Hawk Productions, past film/TV company
employment includes Harrison Ford Productions,
Embassy Television (Norman Lear,) Buckwheat Film
(C. Thomas Howell,) Canyon Entertainment, Tagerick
Films, Studio 7 Productions and Ramm Films.
In addition Cheryl has been employed by the City of
Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department on a
continuing basis where she is involved in the
production of many theatre projects and festivals,
including "The Central Avenue Jazz Festival." She
created and co-produced two successful events for
The March of Dimes: "The White Hat Western Round
Up" which honored Amanda Blake and Johnny
Crawford, held in conjunction with the telethon and
"Home Runs for the March of Dimes," a celebrity
baseball game and variety show. Following along the
charity lines, Angel Hawk Productions currently
produces music shows for the Tug McGraw
Foundation under the banner of Songs for the Cure.
Cheryl was the producer of the music video "K.A.O.S.
on Cue" as well as two one act plays "Chug" at the
Taber Theatre and "Porch" for the Toluca Lake
Player, both taking Drama-Logue's critic's pick. She
was the producer of the stage production "Up-
front/Backstage" at the Gallery Theatre, worked in
publicity for Patrick Swayze's dance show "Without a
Word" and co-directed the video version of the
musical "Pepper Street" which dealt with teenage
suicide, with the intention of having it distributed to
schools.
Dubuque created and produced the successful "A
Theatre Affair" which brought together 25 theatre
groups for a day of networking, entertainment,
information and fun. She was also instrumental in
helping organize two non-profit women's theatre
groups.
Most recently, she wrote, produced and directed her
own 35 mm film short entitled I Never Got To Say
Goodbye, which was a tribute to the life of a woman
who devoted herself to helping people, even though
battling her own illness. Dubuque was an Associate
Producer/Assistant Production Coordinator on the
feature film Knockout.
She also is organizer of several fan gatherings,
including one for the Alias Smith and
Jones/Lonesome Dove – the Series Old West Event
fan group, and has recently been appointed to be top
organizer of the Bonanza Round Up 2011, working
alongside David Dortort’s daughter, Wendy. She will
also be working closely with the Gene Autry Heritage
Museum. In addition, she assists at a book publisher
that specializes in history books.
Growing up in a newspaper family it was assumed
she would turn to journalism, but instead turned her
attention to writing for children. Ironically, it was
while training in this genre that she discovered her
passion for screen writing.
CAMERON DADDO - ACTOR/Director
Cameron Daddo has held lead roles in four US TV
series: "Models Inc.", "F/X – The Series", "She
Spies" and "Hope Island", in which he also received
credit as a director. In addition he claimed fame
portraying Jack Garrison Jr. in "Anne Of Green
Gables: The Continuing Story", and guest
appearances that include many current top rated TV
shows - "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", "CSI:
Miami", "West Wing", "Monk", "Without a Trace",
and he recurred as Vice President Hayworth on "24".
He appeared in the Showtime film "The Incredible
Mrs. Ritchie" as well as holds feature film credits,
which include the recent box office hit "Big Mommas
House 2". Cameron also starred in "Anthrax",
alongside Ed Begley Jr., "Zebra Lounge", co-starring
Stephen Baldwin and Kristy Swanson, "Drive Time
Murders" and David Lynch’s "Inland Empire".
Another feature film, "Hacia La Oscuridad" (Towards
Darkness), co-starring America Ferrara, was featured
in the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.
Cameron also added producer to his resume with
three feature films, in which he also starred, "Chloe’s
Prayer", "Drifter" and most recently "Passengers",
which is having a successful run in festivals, most
recently at the 2009 Mill Valley Film Festival to great
notices. "Passengers", will have Australian sneak
previews at the 50th Adelaide Fringe Festival in
February.
Before moving from his home in Australia to the US,
Daddo took on the lead role in the television series
"Bony", for which he won the Australian People’s
Choice Award for Best Actor in a Dramatic Series. He
also starred in "Golden Fiddles", and his performance
as bicycle champion Don Walker in "Tracks of Glory"
earned him two Logie Awards, the Australian
equivalent of the Emmy Awards.
Most recently, in partnership with ADVANCE, Daddo
produces, hosts and directs the interview series
"downunder/ON TOP" for ADVANCE.org. A series
that highlights and celebrates Australian achievers
around the globe.
In addition to his work as an actor, producer and
director, Daddo is also a musician. He played in the
bands The Nearly Smooth Guys and Baby James. His
solo debut album, A Long Goodbye, that was
released in 1994 and featured Keith Urban on back-
up vocals and guitars, reached #2 on the Australian
Country Music charts. He was named Vocalist of the
Year at the Victorian Country Music Awards. He is
currently writing and recording a new CD, entitled,
One Ten Year Day and working on his original one-
man musical/play "House Devil, Street Angel”.
RANDY TURROW - UNIT PRODUCTION MANAGER
Mr. Turrow has been profiled in a number of
publications and is recognized as one of the top DGA
Production Managers; in 2001-2002 was the
recipient of the Directors Guild of America AD/UPM
Council Award for Special Service. He is also
currently Chairman of the Mentor Committee and Co-
Chairman of the Orientation Committee, and an active
member of the Visual Effects Committee.
Mr. Turrow began his career at the prominent
International Creative Management Talent Agency
(ICM) before developing his niche in feature films.
The many formats in which he has engaged include
award winning major motion pictures, cable shows,
plays, commercials and music videos. As an executive
at the Visual Effects/CGI Company Shockwave, he
collaborated on the box-office hits Titanic, Starship
Troopers and Virus, as well as participating in many
phases of the production process, including writing,
script breakdown, budgeting, casting and staffing.
Currently, when not in the role of Production
Managing, Mr. Turrow delivers strategic budget
consulting and allmedia financial packaging for
Featurepro, Inc.
ROLAND "OZZIE" SMITH - Director Of Photography
Emmy-winning Smith had had been experienced in
the camera department for over 32 years. He has
been a director of photography for over a dozen
movies, as well as for some well know TV-series, and
documentaries. His TV-series credits include the
popular "Hunter," "Little Men" and "Dr. Quinn,
Medicine Woman." His movies include "Cheaper to
Keep Her," "Flamingo Road," "Side by side: The True
Story of The Osmond Family,: "The New Adventures
of Pippi Longstocking" and "Blackout." Smith is one
of the founders of Longboard Studios, a full-service
production facility in the San Francisco area. He
directed the film "Windfall." Ozzie has worked in the
past with Jerry London, both known to come in on
time and under budget. Smith has his son, Marty,
working with him offering the younger point of view,
while Smith himself brings years of experience.
RON STANNETT - Director of Photography
Ron Stannett has worked as both a first unit and
second unit Cinematographer. He can work in both
the United States and Canada. Stannett received the
Gemini Award for best photography on the TV series
"Lonesome Dove." He also won for best photography
for the film "Flying On Her Own" and received a
nomination for "Now The Bells Ring." His other work
includes the TV series: "Due South," "Deadman's
Gun," and "Honey I Shrunk The Kids" as well as
several episodes of "The X Files." His movies include:
"Getting Gotti," "Dancing in the Dark," "Love In
Another Town," and "My Brother's Keeper," to name
a few. Most recently he was DP on "Evel Knievel"
starring George Eads as the famous dare-devil, and
Flicka 2 directed by Michael Damian.
JAY LANGSETH, Associate Producer
Jay Langseth has been affiliated with Angel Hawk
Productions for a little over 5 years. Though still a
young man, he has had quite a bit of experience in
the entertainment field. Most recently he was the
Associate Producer on "I Never Got To Say
Goodbye." Jay began his creative endeavors as part
of his high schools stage crew. He went on to be an
assistant Technical Director for Blue Lake Fine Arts in
Michigan, and then studied additional lighting
techniques at WMU. He showed another side to his
creative abilities when he directed an adaptation of
"Alice In Wonderland," as well as several short skits
for a comedy troupe. Since moving to Los Angeles,
he has divided his time equally between writing,
producing and acting. Jay recently appeared in two
student films, a short and a Lifetime Original Series.
He brings to Angel Hawk Production a vision of what
the younger generation will respond to as opposed
to Dubuque's years of experience. This younger
vision increases our chances of expanding to a much
broader audience.
* DIRECTORS in addition to Mr. Daddo, will be determined on a
project to project basis. Directors we have been in talks with
have many years of experience working in entertainment. One
such director who has provided us with a "Letter of Intent" is:
Jerome R. (Jerry) London has been a director for over 35
years. His credits include old favorites like “Hogan’s Heros,”
“Partridge Family,” “The Brady Bunch,” “Chicago Hope,” “The
Rockford Files,” “Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman,” dozens of
Movies of the week, and many more.
Scripts also out to James Keach and Stuart Margolin for
directing purposes (our DPs, Ron Stannett and Ozzie Smith
have many direct contacts with directors and other
professionals, as well as my own contacts from 35 years of
experience in this business.)
Nothing contained on this website is
an offer, it is informational only.
To receive additional information
please contact:
info@angelhawkproductions.com
Over the next three to five years, Angel Hawk
Productions plans to produce 3 to 6 independently
financed feature films.
We believe our films will be marketable through a
number of distribution sources available today:
theatrical release, DVD/Video rentals and sales, cable
channels such as Hallmark, TNT and Starz, in addition
to the foreign market.
Objective:
1. To produce quality films
2. To produce an increasing number of films of each
year, with a variety of appeal.
3. To develop scripts with outside writers in addition
to what we have already acquired
4. To distribute our films through independent
distribution companies
KEY PLAYERS
CHERYL WHITMAN DUBUQUE, Producer/Writer
Dubuque has been involved in film and theatre most
of her life. She began in upstate New York where
she was born and has continued since moving to
California close to 35 years ago. She is foremost a
producer and a writer but worked in casting for a
number of years, as well as stage management,
sound, props and costumes. In addition to Angel
Hawk Productions, past film/TV company
employment includes Harrison Ford Productions,
Embassy Television (Norman Lear,) Buckwheat Film
(C. Thomas Howell,) Canyon Entertainment, Tagerick
Films, Studio 7 Productions and Ramm Films.
In addition Cheryl has been employed by the City of
Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department on a
continuing basis where she is involved in the
production of many theatre projects and festivals,
including "The Central Avenue Jazz Festival." She
created and co-produced two successful events for
The March of Dimes: "The White Hat Western Round
Up" which honored Amanda Blake and Johnny
Crawford, held in conjunction with the telethon and
"Home Runs for the March of Dimes," a celebrity
baseball game and variety show. Following along the
charity lines, Angel Hawk Productions currently
produces music shows for the Tug McGraw
Foundation under the banner of Songs for the Cure.
Cheryl was the producer of the music video "K.A.O.S.
on Cue" as well as two one act plays "Chug" at the
Taber Theatre and "Porch" for the Toluca Lake
Player, both taking Drama-Logue's critic's pick. She
was the producer of the stage production "Up-
front/Backstage" at the Gallery Theatre, worked in
publicity for Patrick Swayze's dance show "Without a
Word" and co-directed the video version of the
musical "Pepper Street" which dealt with teenage
suicide, with the intention of having it distributed to
schools.
Dubuque created and produced the successful "A
Theatre Affair" which brought together 25 theatre
groups for a day of networking, entertainment,
information and fun. She was also instrumental in
helping organize two non-profit women's theatre
groups.
Most recently, she wrote, produced and directed her
own 35 mm film short entitled I Never Got To Say
Goodbye, which was a tribute to the life of a woman
who devoted herself to helping people, even though
battling her own illness. Dubuque was an Associate
Producer/Assistant Production Coordinator on the
feature film Knockout.
She also is organizer of several fan gatherings,
including one for the Alias Smith and
Jones/Lonesome Dove – the Series Old West Event
fan group, and has recently been appointed to be top
organizer of the Bonanza Round Up 2011, working
alongside David Dortort’s daughter, Wendy. She will
also be working closely with the Gene Autry Heritage
Museum. In addition, she assists at a book publisher
that specializes in history books.
Growing up in a newspaper family it was assumed
she would turn to journalism, but instead turned her
attention to writing for children. Ironically, it was
while training in this genre that she discovered her
passion for screen writing.
CAMERON DADDO - ACTOR/Director
Cameron Daddo has held lead roles in four US TV
series: "Models Inc.", "F/X – The Series", "She
Spies" and "Hope Island", in which he also received
credit as a director. In addition he claimed fame
portraying Jack Garrison Jr. in "Anne Of Green
Gables: The Continuing Story", and guest
appearances that include many current top rated TV
shows - "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", "CSI:
Miami", "West Wing", "Monk", "Without a Trace",
and he recurred as Vice President Hayworth on "24".
He appeared in the Showtime film "The Incredible
Mrs. Ritchie" as well as holds feature film credits,
which include the recent box office hit "Big Mommas
House 2". Cameron also starred in "Anthrax",
alongside Ed Begley Jr., "Zebra Lounge", co-starring
Stephen Baldwin and Kristy Swanson, "Drive Time
Murders" and David Lynch’s "Inland Empire".
Another feature film, "Hacia La Oscuridad" (Towards
Darkness), co-starring America Ferrara, was featured
in the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.
Cameron also added producer to his resume with
three feature films, in which he also starred, "Chloe’s
Prayer", "Drifter" and most recently "Passengers",
which is having a successful run in festivals, most
recently at the 2009 Mill Valley Film Festival to great
notices. "Passengers", will have Australian sneak
previews at the 50th Adelaide Fringe Festival in
February.
Before moving from his home in Australia to the US,
Daddo took on the lead role in the television series
"Bony", for which he won the Australian People’s
Choice Award for Best Actor in a Dramatic Series. He
also starred in "Golden Fiddles", and his performance
as bicycle champion Don Walker in "Tracks of Glory"
earned him two Logie Awards, the Australian
equivalent of the Emmy Awards.
Most recently, in partnership with ADVANCE, Daddo
produces, hosts and directs the interview series
"downunder/ON TOP" for ADVANCE.org. A series
that highlights and celebrates Australian achievers
around the globe.
In addition to his work as an actor, producer and
director, Daddo is also a musician. He played in the
bands The Nearly Smooth Guys and Baby James. His
solo debut album, A Long Goodbye, that was
released in 1994 and featured Keith Urban on back-
up vocals and guitars, reached #2 on the Australian
Country Music charts. He was named Vocalist of the
Year at the Victorian Country Music Awards. He is
currently writing and recording a new CD, entitled,
One Ten Year Day and working on his original one-
man musical/play "House Devil, Street Angel”.
RANDY TURROW - UNIT PRODUCTION MANAGER
Mr. Turrow has been profiled in a number of
publications and is recognized as one of the top DGA
Production Managers; in 2001-2002 was the
recipient of the Directors Guild of America AD/UPM
Council Award for Special Service. He is also
currently Chairman of the Mentor Committee and Co-
Chairman of the Orientation Committee, and an active
member of the Visual Effects Committee.
Mr. Turrow began his career at the prominent
International Creative Management Talent Agency
(ICM) before developing his niche in feature films.
The many formats in which he has engaged include
award winning major motion pictures, cable shows,
plays, commercials and music videos. As an executive
at the Visual Effects/CGI Company Shockwave, he
collaborated on the box-office hits Titanic, Starship
Troopers and Virus, as well as participating in many
phases of the production process, including writing,
script breakdown, budgeting, casting and staffing.
Currently, when not in the role of Production
Managing, Mr. Turrow delivers strategic budget
consulting and allmedia financial packaging for
Featurepro, Inc.
ROLAND "OZZIE" SMITH - Director Of Photography
Emmy-winning Smith had had been experienced in
the camera department for over 32 years. He has
been a director of photography for over a dozen
movies, as well as for some well know TV-series, and
documentaries. His TV-series credits include the
popular "Hunter," "Little Men" and "Dr. Quinn,
Medicine Woman." His movies include "Cheaper to
Keep Her," "Flamingo Road," "Side by side: The True
Story of The Osmond Family,: "The New Adventures
of Pippi Longstocking" and "Blackout." Smith is one
of the founders of Longboard Studios, a full-service
production facility in the San Francisco area. He
directed the film "Windfall." Ozzie has worked in the
past with Jerry London, both known to come in on
time and under budget. Smith has his son, Marty,
working with him offering the younger point of view,
while Smith himself brings years of experience.
RON STANNETT - Director of Photography
Ron Stannett has worked as both a first unit and
second unit Cinematographer. He can work in both
the United States and Canada. Stannett received the
Gemini Award for best photography on the TV series
"Lonesome Dove." He also won for best photography
for the film "Flying On Her Own" and received a
nomination for "Now The Bells Ring." His other work
includes the TV series: "Due South," "Deadman's
Gun," and "Honey I Shrunk The Kids" as well as
several episodes of "The X Files." His movies include:
"Getting Gotti," "Dancing in the Dark," "Love In
Another Town," and "My Brother's Keeper," to name
a few. Most recently he was DP on "Evel Knievel"
starring George Eads as the famous dare-devil, and
Flicka 2 directed by Michael Damian.
JAY LANGSETH, Associate Producer
Jay Langseth has been affiliated with Angel Hawk
Productions for a little over 5 years. Though still a
young man, he has had quite a bit of experience in
the entertainment field. Most recently he was the
Associate Producer on "I Never Got To Say
Goodbye." Jay began his creative endeavors as part
of his high schools stage crew. He went on to be an
assistant Technical Director for Blue Lake Fine Arts in
Michigan, and then studied additional lighting
techniques at WMU. He showed another side to his
creative abilities when he directed an adaptation of
"Alice In Wonderland," as well as several short skits
for a comedy troupe. Since moving to Los Angeles,
he has divided his time equally between writing,
producing and acting. Jay recently appeared in two
student films, a short and a Lifetime Original Series.
He brings to Angel Hawk Production a vision of what
the younger generation will respond to as opposed
to Dubuque's years of experience. This younger
vision increases our chances of expanding to a much
broader audience.
* DIRECTORS in addition to Mr. Daddo, will be determined on a
project to project basis. Directors we have been in talks with
have many years of experience working in entertainment. One
such director who has provided us with a "Letter of Intent" is:
Jerome R. (Jerry) London has been a director for over 35
years. His credits include old favorites like “Hogan’s Heros,”
“Partridge Family,” “The Brady Bunch,” “Chicago Hope,” “The
Rockford Files,” “Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman,” dozens of
Movies of the week, and many more.
Scripts also out to James Keach and Stuart Margolin for
directing purposes (our DPs, Ron Stannett and Ozzie Smith
have many direct contacts with directors and other
professionals, as well as my own contacts from 35 years of
experience in this business.)
Nothing contained on this website is
an offer, it is informational only.
To receive additional information
please contact:
info@angelhawkproductions.com
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