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Green, Smith and Mak joined together to build a media production company to tell stories of the Earth, in a trans-media platform, for Film, TV and Documentary to give a voice to stories of victims of environmental crimes. , and stories of the earth globally.
Executive Producer and Showrunner on the production
Darylle Mak, Executive Producer and Showrunner on the production, is an entrepreneur and creative, who transitioned into film as a freelance writer after 20 years producing, directing, and performing in New York theatres and others across the USA and Europe. Her filmed entertainment capital raises of over $25m enabled her to develop her scripts and books into international co-productions. Darylle led the charge in China and Iceland to develop film content and distribution relationships before Hollywood jumped on board. Additionally, her independent projects have demonstrated successful ROI. She co- founded Greenwomb Productions with the goal of creating media, telling stories of the earth, for the global marketplace. Her current efforts are focused toward theatrical film and streaming releases for domestic and international family audiences. Over the last eight years Darylle has developed five feature films and several TV series. Darylle is the creator, the vision, and the writer behind the Voyage to a Distant Horizon series.
Born in Montreal, Michael Mosca will spearhead the Quebec work for the Voyage to a Distant Horizon series, along with post and vfx efforts. His career in the film business spans over 40+ years, in both distribution and production. He is best known for acquiring and overseeing release of The Passion of The Christ, ($25 million at the Canadian box) and My Big Fat Greek Wedding ($30 million at the Canadian box.) His production work includes award winning films; Un Dimanche à Kigali, Mommy is at the Hairdresser, A Million Colors, Winnie with Terrence Howard and Jennifer Hudson, Guillotine a China co- production, and award winning series Patrick Senécal presents….
Director co-producer Norma Bailey ( https://www.imdb.com/name/
Executive Producer and Showrunner on the production
RG..Green – Partner- Writer- Producer contributes two decades of insights from experiences as a geologist, environmental consultant, and forensic environmental scientist. He has worked for giant corporations defending their accidents. After many years, seeing these industrial giants beat down the victims, with money and power. RG. became fed up, and went to work fighting for the plaintiffs. He’s worked on dozens of high-profile litigation’s of environmental cases, and seen outcomes repeatedly gag the ability to speak out publicly, or implement needed changes in the community by the powers that be —
Scott Smith is the Chief Technology Officer & Investigator at Water Defense and the named inventor on six issued patents and fourteen patent pending applications relating to specialty foams used for both water testing and remediation of polluted waterways, one of which covers the open-cell foam base material of the Water Defense Waterbug. In 2008 he was the recipient of the SBA Phoenix Award for Small Business Disaster Recovery after his manufacturing business was hit by a devastating flood. Scott has been to every major oil spill site and Bakken oil train explosion since 2010 – over 60 different locations in the US and abroad – earning him the nickname Toxic Avenger. Scott is a graduate of Baylor University and Harvard Business School.
Bio engineer Inventor
Donald Ranvaud is a British film producer, who has had producing roles on a number of Oscar-nominated films including The Constant Gardener (2005), City of God (2002), Central Station (1998) and Farewell My Concubine (1993). He is now best known for his work in the Latin American film industry, especially in Brazil and Bolivia. Donald worked with filmakers to expand independent film making in China from 1989 to 1993 and in Latin America from 1994 to present. As Buena Onda’s Creative Director since 2003, Donald has continued to help filmmakers access world markets.
Danny Bergeron is a Canadian pioneer of the computer-generated animation industry, co-founding Mokko Studios in 2002. In 2003 Danny began to push the creative and technical limits of visual effects and animation for film, television, and commercials. He has executive supervised visual effects for numerous feature films, including Underworld: Awakening (2012), Riddick (2013), and X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014). As a seasoned entrepreneur, Danny brings an unerring passion to servicing the global market through large-scale entertainment projects.
Danny Webber is a founding partner of the Canadian entertainment law firm Hall Webber and has been in private practice since 1999. He has developed a diverse clientele of entertainment professionals including producers, directors, actors, distributors, screenwriters, talent agents, and digital effects specialists, among many others. He advises on all aspects of development, production, financing, intellectual property protection, licensing, and distribution for feature films and television, as well as theatre. Danny brings exceptional legal experience and strength to the team as well as skills that have helped secure top talent for the project.
Perry Zimel is a partner in the talent and literary management company, Oscars Abrams Zimel and Associates, one of North America’s premier and highly-respected management companies. Zimel’s clients include many of the actors, writers and producers that make up Canada’s A-List including Henry Czerny, Andrea Martin, Jerry Ciccoritti and Christopher Plummer. He is also a successful producer and has mentored many actors.
