Alex Havens is an award-winning and multi-hyphenated filmmaker whose passion can be found in front of and behind the camera. Making his directorial and screenwriting debut with House of Flies, Alex is a name to watch in the horror genre and entertainment industry. A queer man hailing from Nashville, TN, Alex is blazing a trail in reinventing what the traditional American horror story looks like with the first installment of his upcoming Decades Trilogy.

Christopher Tawney is an American cinematographer based in Spring Hill, TN. Known for his work on films like AM Radio and Perimortem, and TV shows like Final Moments, he brings a dynamic, story-first approach to filmmaking. Through his company, AKA Dinosaurs, he blends traditional and aerial cinematography to craft compelling content across film, TV, and documentary.

Katie Tawney is a creative producer and co-founder of AKA Dinosaurs known for her work in documentary and narrative storytelling. Katie brings a unique blend of vision and precision to every project, drawing on her background in both media and law. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Katie focuses on developing impactful, story-driven films and documentaries.

Susan Alvis is an executive producer and script consultant based in Nashville, Tennessee. A novelist for over twenty years, she’s penned over 300 novels and short stories, many of which became international bestsellers. She studied the performing arts at Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri and has been a script consultant and book doctor for over a decade. Susan has three feature films and a TV pilot in pre-production. She can be reached at susan@hofmovie.com.

Adreeonah Toro is a visual artist and graphic art director whose work bridges the raw energy of street culture with the refinement of art. Known for capturing the unseen essence of her subjects, she brings emotionally resonant and layered visuals to every project. Her imagery, shaped by a background in fashion photography and a commitment to empowering marginalized voices, has appeared in international exhibitions and iconic collaborations, including work with Lil Peep. As Graphic Art Director for House of Flies, Toro infuses the film’s brand with haunting beauty and psychological depth. Fun fact: though she loves all things macabre, she’s too afraid to watch horror films herself, so she makes her friends detail the plots instead!