Producer, Writer and Director – Buddy James Gregson
"Bud" is an award wining director and conceptual artist that has been working in the professional entertainment industry all his life in one form or another. Originally an audio engineer and professional musician James has been shooting and performing since High School. Not of course counting the puppet shows and plays in his garage as a kid but we are sure that probably had something to do with it all. Bud started shooting professional video and working with a small agency in St. Louis around1995 after training independently.

As a joke, Bud and some friends created a short Action Trailer featuring a young 12-year-old actor and called it “Youngblood Super Spy”. A documentary of this movie that didn’t exist was also created and entered into The International Digital “Fastival”. The project took 1st place as the best short production and another award for “Best of Show” and “Creative Excellence” at NAB. This was a turning point for Bud and a new career creating innovative entertainment was born. The press and idea for a television series attracted the talents of Patrick Voss and Lighting Director Rick Vaughn.

Producer, Director and Special Effects Artist – Patrick Voss
It has been said that if Patrick Voss lived near James “Bud” Gregson when they were younger they would have been best friends and the neighborhood would have been in serious trouble. Voss grew up down the street from Hollywood Special Effects Artist John Carl Buechler. Yes John is originally from the Midwest too, must be where all the weird ones come from. John taught Patrick industry secrets out of his closet/studio before leaving to work in Hollywood on new projects like, Nightmare On Elm Street, Halloween and Friday the13th. (John also directed Troll and Friday the 13th Part 7)

Patrick’s skill as a special effects artist grew at an incredible rate as well as the size of some of the props he was creating. There wasn’t anything he couldn't make. He designed and built several major Haunt Attractions from the ground up in the 90's, and quickly became the “Haunted House” master in St. Louis, and was responsible for spawning many of the attractions that are still running today.