Six And The City

Noelle Pflum is making her debut as a producer with Six and the City. She is also currently the assistant to Callie Khouri, a Writer/Director (Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Thelma and Louise, Something to Talk About).

Previously she enjoyed working as an assistant to such producers as Meg LeFauve, whom she worked with on Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys and Bonnie Bruckheimer, whom she worked with on Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. Between those two films she gained experience working as an office assistant on The Runaway, Amy and Isabelle, and Domestic Disturbance.

Raised in Southern New Jersey, Noelle graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Media Arts and Design. She began her post-college career as a video photographer for for WECT-TV6, the NBC affiliate in Wilmington, North Carolina before jumping into feature films.

FRED CHENG (WRITER)

Though born in Van Nuys, making him that rarest of creatures, an L.A. native, Fred Cheng grew up in Minneapolis and proudly calls himself a Minnesotan. He has twice won grants sponsored by the Minnesota Film Board and IFP/North. A graduate of Yale College and USC's Graduate Screenwriting Program (where he wrote the award-winning short film Mr. October), Fred has worked for the past decade as a freelance story analyst, consulting on such projects as Apollo 13, Liar Liar, The Nutty Professor and A Beautiful Mind. He is currently working on a true-crime story set in the Twin Cities. His most important work, however, is being a husband to wife Shannon and father to twins Jack and Maggie.

Andrew parke (director of photography)

As a child growing up in West Chester, Pennsylvania, Andrew Parke spent countless hours in his father's darkroom watching black & white prints develop. This sparked a passion that led to numerous “inspired” Super 8mm films and later a degree in Film Production from Pennsylvania State University. After a stint at Birns & Sawyer, Andrew ventured into freelance production. In the years since, Andrew has worked on a wide and interesting variety of theatrical, documentary, television, music video, commercial, and independent projects. His films include Iowa, The Last Patient, Truth and Dare, LA DJ, The Woman Chaser, All American Cowboy, The Thundering 8th, Grizzly Mountain, Center of the Web, Raw Nerve, Born Killer, Future Force, The Final Sanction, That’s Action, Invasion Force, and Operation Warzone.

ERIC O. SCHUSTERMAN (EDITOR)

With vast experience as an Assistant Editor, Eric Schusterman has worked on several successful films, his most recent being Mayor of the Sunset Strip, a rock documentary directed by George Hickenlooper about the infamous KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer. Eric has worked on a number of popular films including, Dances With Wolves, Last Of The Mohicans, This Boys Life, Coneheads, Nell, Life and Bedazzled. Now a veteran editor, Eric has worked a full range of film genres and has had the fortune to work with a myriad of influential directors, such as Kevin Costner, Michael Mann, Ted Demme, Harold Ramis and most recently with director Curtis Hanson, as assistant editor on the highly acclaimed film 8 Mile, starring Eminem.

Originally from Chicago, Eric spent his childhood growing up in various cities including New Orleans and Louisville, Kentucky. He graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BA in Theater and went on to receive an MFA in Acting at the University of Southern California.

BRIAN KIRK (MUSIC AND SCORE)

Brian began his formal musical training at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon where he wrote arrangements for the University Jazz Big Band and original pieces for a local string quartet. Since moving to Los Angeles in 1996, Brian has composed music for many film and television projects. His credits include Lucky (FX Network), When Billie Beat Bobby (ABC television movie), Andy Richter Controls the Universe (FOX) and Labor Pains (Fox feature film). Brian has also contributed music to the following projects: Normal (HBO), The Baby Dance (Showtime), JAG (CBS), Malcolm in the Middle (FOX), Eloise at the Plaza (ABC television movie), The Pentagon Papers (FX television movie), Judging Amy (CBS), Felicity (WB). His current projects include NCIS, a new drama series on CBS, and The Journey Home, a documentary for PBS.

JENNIFER JOHNSTON (COSTUME DESIGNER)

JENNIFER JOHNSTON graduated from the University of Missouri with a major in Textile and Apparel Management. She moved to Los Angeles one year ago from New York where she worked in men's fashion and designed costumes for Turner Dance Company. Six and the City is Jennifer’s first narrative project. She currently works at Root Troop, a Venice-based clothing company, as a sales/production manager.

LISA YU (PRODUCTION DESIGNER)

Lisa Yu graduated from Long Beach State University with a degree in Studio Art. Six and the City marks her debut as a production designer for a narrative film.