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Timothy Grey launched his film career in 2004 with his first feature length film, "VOW." Regionally debuted, Grey's psychological thriller "VOW" opened to critical acclaim; "both disturbing and entertaining, Timothy Grey's VOW is a wonderful contribution to independent film," said Michael Moore.

Grey was a founding force behind the first annual Traverse City Film Festival, heading up the first renovations of the then-closed State Theatre in downtown Traverse City. The Traverse City Film Festival has been graced with a plethora of world-known artists, directors, writers, and actors and has been home to films such as Madonna's "I Am Because We Are," the Christopher Award winner "Mad Hot Ballroom," and the Oscar nominated "Kite Runner."

In the fall of 2005, Grey began production on his second feature "Lower the Sun," a film based on the writings of Gilgamesh. Again he assumed roles as director and writer but turned a new page with a lead acting role.

Grey's audio/visual credits include corporate commercials for SPAM LOCKUP and Salamander Technologies as well as a Senate Campaign commercial for Roman Grucz in 2005.

In 2008 Andalusian Dogs LLC was established and Grey embarked on his first documentary, "Under the Eightball," inspired by his sister Lori Hall Steele.

Breanne Russell met Timothy Grey in 2005 while volunteering time at the State Theatre during its initial renovation.

In the fall of 2005, Russell signed on as costume designer and producer of Grey's film "Lower the Sun."

Once again in 2008 she became producer of his documentary "Under the Eightball."

Russell also owns her own fashion design company ROCOCO, clothing made from reusable resources, and works out of her Traverse City, Michigan based studio.

Donald Hayden III graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography and Cinematography, in Santa Barbara, CA, in 2005 with a special interest in cinematography and animation.

Hayden went on in 2007 to become Assistant to the Producers of the film "American Fork" including Jeremy Coon(producer of "Napolean Dynamite") and Shannon Gardner(producer of "Making A Killing: Inside the International Arms Trade," which later became the inspiration for "Lord of War" starring Nicolas Cage).

Hayden was the Production Coordinator for Perpetual Motion Films CORR division who worked under SPEED Network and NBC in Los Angeles, CA.

In 2008 he was hired on as cinematographer and editor for Andalusian Dogs' latest documentary "Under the Eightball."

Patrick Paul first worked with Andalusian Dogs for the production of "Lower The Sun" in fall 2005, and returned to help produce "Under The Eightball" with the company in summer 2008.

Paul is presently a sophomore student at Michigan State University studying International Relations, and continues to manage this website in his spare time.

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