Gill Holland

Nominated for the Spirit Award for Producer of the Year 1998, Gill is a partner at The Group Entertainment, the NY-based management and production company. His producing credits include the Fox sit-com “Greg The Bunny”, Morgan J. Freeman's triple Sundance award-winning "Hurricane Streets" (MGM); his follow-up "Desert Blue"(Samuel Goldwyn), starring Christina Ricci, Casey Affleck, and the then-unknown Kate Hudson; Rob Tregenza’s “Inside/Out” (Cannes 1997); John-Luke Montias' "Bobby G. Can't Swim" (winner AFI 1999, Best Film and Best Director); Tom Gilroy's award-winning "Spring Forward" (on many critics’ top ten lists for 2000); and Tim Kirkman's Spirit Award and Emmy-nominated documentary "Dear Jesse". Other films include Kirkman’s follow-up “The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me”, Jamie Yerkes' "Spin the Bottle" and “Pagans”, Kipp and Adam Marcus's “Let It Snow" (AFI winner), Ian William’s “The Pink House”, Mikey Jackson's "Shooting Vegetarians" (with French star Elodie Bouchez), Arthur Flam and Diane Doniol-Valcroze's "Kill By Inches", the documentary “Bluegrass Journey”, Tim McCann’s “Revolution #9”, Larry Blume’s comedy “Martin and Orloff” (starring the Upright Citizens Brigade) and two shorts by famed Norwegian artist Per Fronth. He also is associate producer of “Dot The I” (Sundance 2003) and BAFTA winner “Jump Tomorrow.” He is presently in post-production on “Loggerheads,” “Southern Belles” and “David & Layla” and prepping “Wedding Photo.”

Denis Jensen

Founder and Co-Director of the inaugural Vail Film Festival, Denis began his cinematic career filming nature documentaries on the outer Islands of Hawaii. Collaborating with the likes of Jean-Michel Cousteau and the BBC, such productions have taken him from the South Pacific to northern Canada and have garnered him Direction of Photography awards from the Canadian Academy of Cinema and Television and Eastman Kodak. In addition to years spent capturing stock nature footage, production credits include Encounters With The Whales Of The Saint-Lawrence, The Last Frontier, and The Mystery Of The Blue Whale. Recent productions include projects with MTV, Ifilm, D-Money Presents, the NYU Tisch Graduate School of Film and Television, and of course, Acme Pictures, with whom he is now one of the principals.