Producers Bios

 

Lucinda Ulrich

Lucinda is a native New Mexican who grew up under the inspiration of silent and classical Hollywood landmark films. As far back as she can remember she has loved to tell stories. She has over 30 years experience in the theater, ten of them professionally in theaters in Central Coast, California. She is a writer, director, actress, editor and producer. Currently she is in post-production on her full length documentary [Duke City Derby (DCD)] about the New Mexico roller derby travel team, the Munecas Muertas, 2008-2009 season. The music video, “Reach Out of the Darkness,” that she shot and directed for the Strawberry Zots aired on MTV’s 120 Minutes in the late 1980’s. Lucinda created and established both the film and drama programs at DATA Charter High School, a local charter high school that caters to technology and the arts. She is thrilled to be producing for The Duke City Shootout, one of the most original film festivals in the country.  

Marcia Woske

Working as an Assistant Director has been an opportunity for Marcia to learn the business and creative aspects of production, and working as a Grip has given her prospective on the technical aspects of movie-making. In 2009 Marcia produced two short films, “Delivering Fate”, which won numerous awards at the 48hr Film Festival, and “The Incredible Voyage of Captain Hook”, now in post-production. Marcia continues to seek meaning full content and to develop her portfolio of short films. 

Sheryl Brown

Aimee Chiu

A recent transplant to the Land of Enchantment, Aimée Chiu is looking to make her mark in the local film industry and is ecstatic to be a producer for the 2010 Duke City Shootout. Raised in Kansas, she considers herself a Chicagoan (go Cubs!) and spent the last four years living in Washington, D.C. Though she considered a career as an anthropology professor, Aimée accidentally became a documentary filmmaker instead, finding storytelling – whether fictional or factual – one of the greatest ways one can explore culture, humanity and oneself. She is currently the production manager for a feature-length horror film. When she grows up, she would like to be an amalgam of Errol Morris, Sofia Coppola and Quentin Tarantino. Her favorite authors are Antonia Fraser and Irvine Welsh and her favorite pastime is traveling, preferably the kind that requires a passport.

Aaron Krelszheim (Hollaway)

Aaron R Kreltszheim (Hollaway) is not a multiple award-winning writer, yet. Nor is he yet an Academy award-winning Director / Producer. But his film “Las Vegas New Mexico 1875” won “Best Costumes” at the New Mexico, 48 film project 2008. The film showed he could work easily with a cast and crew of 120 volunteers.

Aaron is from Victoria - Australia and is now currently residing in Madrid, New Mexico. As a young man in Australia, he spent 7 years of his schooling in filmmaking. In his adult life he studied and wrote literature while working as a concrete contractor. Aaron was a member of the "Australian Writers Federation". He has also spent 15 years in the Australian Army Reserve.

Mike Miller

Mike has been with 9 Point Productions as an actor, producer and director on many projects, including short films, TV pilots and features.  Producing “Shibubu” won Best Picture, Best Cinematography and Audience Awards at the 2002 Flicks on 66 Film Festival, and a grant from Fox Searchlab.  “The Colony”, won a gold medal at the Park City Film Music Festival, and “Breakout”, won the Best Actor at Digifest Southwest.  He has appeared on stage for over 30 years, in films including “Sunshine Cleaning”, “Wild Hogs”, “Beer For My Horses” and in the TV series “Breaking Bad”, "Crash", “Wild Fire” and “In Plain Sight”.  He’s currently developing a slate of feature films under both the 9 Point Productions Banner and the New Mexico Film Partners Banner that will begin shooting in the fall.