Jonathan Parker and Catherine Di Napoli wrote and produced Bartleby, The Californians, and (Untitled).

Bartleby is a quirky twist on a classic story by Herman Melville starring Crispin Glover. The Californians is a modern adaptation loosely based on The Bostonians by Henry James and stars Illeana Douglas.

(Untitled) is about a fashionable contemporary art gallerist in NYC, a brooding music composer, and the state of the contemporary art world.

In (Untitled), Adam Goldberg plays the composer, whose work calls for paper crumpling, glass breaking and bucket kicking and Marley Shelton plays the chic Chelsea gallerist, whose latest show features an artist who employs taxidermy and household objects.  The composer's brother, played by Eion Bailey, successfully sells his art to corporate clients and wants to be taken more seriously by his peers.

Daniel Wirtberg was born in Karlstad, Sweden. He started filmmaking at the age of 12. At 18, he was accepted to the Czech Film Academy.

Daniel has freelanced as a writer, director and producer and is a filmmaking teacher. He has created a variety of projects from music videos, promos, and slide shows to short films of different genres including: Julia, Apple, and The Intruder.

Daniel’s film Love Child was featured in a number of prestigious including one of the 10 selected shorts in the worldwide traveling Manhattan
Short Film Festival along with over 50 other festivals around the world.  It is about a young girl who enjoys the perfect life of being the only child, when one day a new family member arrives.

Julius Onah has worked for filmmakers Marc Levin, Spike Lee, and with acclaimed playwright Robert Alexander on the hip-hop play A Preface to the Alien Garden.  He has also worked on as an NBC Page and was an editor on the documentary feature Lockdown, USA. 

His other award winning short films include: She Waits In The Restless Horizon, Linus, and the German documentary short, Szmolinsky.

Julius' short film The Boundary starring Alexander Siddig was selected by Amnesty International as one of its Movies That Matter, screened world wide as part of the Manhattan Short Film Festival, and is airing on HBO.

He completed the short film Nie Patrz Wstecz (Don’t Look Back) in Lodz, Poland entirely on a mobile phone.  It won the Jury Award for best film in the Nokia Mobile Movie Competition and premiered at the BFI London Film Festival.