About the  Staff at Tradecraft Films, Inc.

 Serwind Netzler, MTA (abd), Director

Serwind has over 40 years of film, television and university-level drama instruction.  He is a professional repertory theatre actor.  Serwind has been a senior writer for television at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, a commercial video coordinator, producer and director for George and Associates, Ltd. in Auckland, New Zealand, and a community TV studio manager and director at BCTV in Boulder, Colorado.  He was a Senior Lecturer for Film and Television production at Canterbury University in Christchurch, New Zealand.  Serwind has also provided voice-over talent for television.

Stephen Stough, Producer

Stephen was the business unit manager of the organization that developed the world's first 4K digital cinematography camera in 1999.  He was the executive producer of the dramatic short film, "As Time Goes By (2002)" which compared the performance of digital and film cinematography.  Footage was shot simultaneously with an ARRI 435 and the digital camera, the results intercut in post production, and the film-out was by an ARRI Laser recorder at full 4K resolution.  Stephen has been a frequent speaker and session chairman on advanced imaging technology at the National Association of Broadcasters, the Hollywood Post Alliance Technology Forum, the Naval Air Systems Command, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office, the Institute for Defense and Government Advancement,  the American Society of Cinematographers, the Directors Guild of America, and the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.  Stephen is a member of the Board of Editors of the Motion Imaging Journal, the technical journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.  He is a patent applicant or co-inventor of patents in the fields of imaging and signals intelligence mission data processing.  He has authored papers for the Motion Imaging Journal.

He was also a principal in the creation of several new venture companies, both as spin-offs of Lockheed Martin and as independent companies, including:  Systems Solution Technologies (wafer fabrication automation software), the Nevada Copper Belt Railroad (transportation services), and Terrawave Optical Networks (broadband laser communications).  He was responsible for technical due diligence for corporate acquisitions of high-technology companies in the fields of intelligence collection, analysis, reporting, and mission planning.  He was the chief technology officer of a $2.4 Bn/yr business unit of Lockheed Martin and of a Lockheed Martin subsidiary, the Savi Group of companies (transportation logistics).

Stephen retired from the Lockheed Martin corporation and moved from Maryland to Reno, Nevada in 2008.  He built an inventory of lighting, grip, transportation and camera equipment in Reno since his retirement, and formed Tradecraft Films, Inc. in order to make short drama films, films featuring Native American peoples and culture, and documentary films needed to preserve the heritage of northern Nevada for the State Archives.

Stephen is an officer in New Venture Strategies, a Philadelphia venture investment advisory firm, an active member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a member of the Gold Hill Historical Society and the Nevada Historical Society, and President of Tradecraft Films, Inc.  He is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in physics.

Talent

Elle Glenn	Samson Koletkar	Chuck MacLeod
Tony Pratt	Moira Price	Alexandra Rugg
Barbara Rugg

Crew

Kelli Blincoe, 2nd AD	Natalie Cusson, Make-up	Jane Fichtner, Make-up
Stephen DeRespino, Cinamatograper