PAUL PAPE
President and CEO

For detailed information on Paul, please click here to go to "About Paul Pape".

SUZANNE ANGEL PAPE
V.P., Post Production, Sound Supervisor

Suzanne Angel Pape is Vice President in Charge of Post Production for Red Wall Productions. Recent credits include serving as the Supervising Sound Editor for the ABC television series “Kyle XY” and Supervising ADR/Sound Editor for the NBC television series “ Las Vegas ”. Suzanne is a four time Emmy Nominee. She has won twice for TNT’s “The Hunley” in 2000 and “Rough Riders” in 1998.  She has also received six Golden Reel nominations (the equivalent of Oscars in the Sound Field). She has won three of these awards for “Rough Riders” (1999), “The Temptations” (1998) and “Samson and Delilah” (1997). Recently, she served as the Executive Producer for Red Wall’s “Interrogation” project and helped shepherd the project successfully through the post-production phase. Suzanne is a partner in Red Wall along with her husband, Paul, and producer Lincoln Lageson. She offers years of invaluable experience in Post Production. A member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Suzanne is an avid film and music buff and her extensive knowledge in these areas has served the company’s direction well. She is also a dedicated mother and dog walker of two great dogs, two cats and one stubborn husband.  

For a complete list of Suzanne’s credits, follow this link to the Internet Movie Database (IMDB).

LINCOLN LAGESON
Producer

Award-winning film and television Producer Lincoln Lageson has compiled a respected body of work across 16 years.  That work includes seventeen movies for television, five mini-series, 10 series episodes and five feature films.  Distributors accepting his work have included: Miramax, TNT, NBC, ABC, Lifetime and The Hallmark Channel.  Joe Sargent, John Milius, Jack Bender, Yves Simoneau, Kevin Conner, Andy Wolk and Russell Mulcahy are only a few of the demanding Directors with whom Lincoln has successfully collaborated.  

Lincoln’s commitment and skills as a Producer are built on a foundation of varied production crew experience, including: Second Unit Director, Production Supervisor and 1st Assistant Director.

Based on Lincoln’s love of the Western film genre, his desire to honor those who preceded him, and his technical and creative contributions on:  “Love’s Enduring Promise”, “Texas Rangers”, “Everything That Rises”, “Rough Riders”, “Deadman’s Walk”, “Streets of Laredo” and “Gambler V”, Lincoln was elected to the Executive Committee of the Golden Boot Awards, which honors those who have made significant contributions to Westerns in film and television.   

In 2006, Lincoln was elected to the Associate Board of Directors of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.  This prestigious position will allow Lincoln to help preserve our Nation’s Western Heritage, which he so greatly loves.  

Lincoln is also an active member of The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, DGA, SAG and AFTRA.

Lincoln grew up in the town of Crockett , CA and came to Los Angeles in 1990 without the advantage of family, nor powerful industry friends to move him along.  He is self-made.  

Lincoln resides in Chatsworth, CA with his lovely wife of 11 years Angie and their son Ethan.  Away from work, Lincoln enjoys spending time with his family and friends and horseback riding.  

For a complete list of Lincoln Lageson’s credits, follow this link to the Internet Movie Database (IMDB).  

DON LAFONTAINE
Voice-Over Artist – Producer - Actor  

He has been called the “King Of The Voice-Overs” or “The Voice of God”.  With more than 5000 films to his credit, Don LaFontaine (based on contracts signed) is perhaps the busiest actor in the history of Hollywood . Granted, you rarely see him, and the film work he has done has been almost exclusively in Previews of Coming Attractions (trailers) but if you can hear, you know his voice.  In a career that spans over forty years, he has set the standard for the voicing of film trailers and promos for television shows, along with hundreds of thousands of commercials, documentaries, and behind the scenes featurettes.  He can currently be heard on CBS, Fox, UPN, TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, The American Top Forty with Rick Dees, and of course, in your local theaters. In 2005, Don was presented the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Hollywood Reporter at their annual Key Art Awards, held at the Kodak Theater (home of the Oscars).  

Don has also been successful with many on-camera appearances. Notable appearances as late include playing himself in a wildly successful Geico Insurance commercial, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Today Show. Through his company, Vox Populi, Don produced, along with Paul Pape and Josh Daugherty, “The Interrogation” for Red Wall Productions. Don and Paul acted in the piece, for which they both received Best Supporting Actor nominations in their first film festival festival. They also wrote the screenplay, which brought them another nomination and a Special Jury Award for Overall Excellence.  The collaboration between these two old pals is obviously paying off and is a great source of inspiration for Red Wall Productions.  

For more on Don LaFontaine:  www.donlafontaine.com

JOSH DAUGHERTY
Actor - Director  

Josh Daugherty was born on a rainy Valentine’s Day in 1975. Born to parents who had been living a very ideal hippie and organic life, his upbringing, although common to the community in Eugene, was not at all “normal.” Before he was born, his family had lived on a commune with his two older sisters and two other families and they made their home out of a school bus and a barn.  

Such a colorful childhood prepared Josh for being open to new experiences, and fed his desire to dive into many different types of creative endeavors. He moved to Los Angeles in January of 1998 and by the spring of 2000, had landed a small part in the Paramount film “We Were Soldiers”, which just whet Josh’s appetite for more.  

For the next few years, Josh has also found himself working consistently in more than 30 national network commercials -  including Taco Bell, Miller Lite, Honda, Bahamas Tourism, and T-Mobile -- as well as recurring roles on “Judging Amy” and “ Providence”.  Most recently, Josh made guest starring appearances on “CSI”, "Las Vegas”, “Charmed”, and “NCIS” and was a regular on the series “Daybreak”. After he directed his first short film, “Pitching Brilliance”, the directing bug bit him hard and since then Josh has directed a handful of shorts: “Arms of God” (co-directed), “Reset”, “The Stranger” and most recently “Interrogation”, which has been nominated for fourteen awards to-date and won three.  

Josh continues to push himself forward by directing and producing short films. He recently purchased the rights to his first book, “Mattanza”.  He will begin work on the screenplay shortly. As well, he is developing a feature length thriller entitled, “The Lake”.  

For more on Josh Daughtery:  www.door-d.com

JEFF REED
Cinematographer  

Jeff Reed grew up in Austin, TX , is a graduate of Baylor University, and has been working as a freelance cameraman since 1996.  

He's been all over the U.S. shooting television news, reality TV, documentaries, and independent films.  He's shot documentaries in both Haiti and Romania to help raise awareness and support for orphans and disadvantaged children.  Jeff has even had the rare opportunities of running camera for Dan Rather and George W. Bush. 

In the fall of 2001 he moved to Los Angeles, where he landed a job working as a post-production assistant for New Line Cinema.  Over the course of three years, he worked on a variety of projects including “The Notebook”, “Austin Powers”, and “The Lord of the Rings”.  In the summer of 2005, he left New Line to further his career as a cinematographer. 

Jeff has collaborated with director Josh Daugherty on numerous projects including “Arms of God”, “Reset”, and “Interrogation”.  It was on the set of their film, “3 Rounds” (directed by Todd Deeken), that he was first introduced to Paul Pape.  Together he and Paul have established the HD Production arm of Red Wall. 

In 2006, Jeff was nominated for Best Cinematography in the 168 Hour Film Festival for his work on “Interrogation”. 

Favorite quote: "A film is never really good unless the camera is an eye in the head of a poet." - Orson Welles 

To view resume and demo reel: http://www.j-boysentertainment.com/jeffreed.shtml

STEVE ALTERMAN
Editor  

JON CHANDLER
Author - Musician

Jon Chandler’s “The Spanish Peaks” received the Western Writers of America’s Medicine Pipe Bearer Award and has been optioned as a film property by Red Wall Productions, as has "I Want My Daddy Back", a screenplay based on a Chandler song/story. "Wyoming Wind", his novel of Tom Horn, was a finalist for the Colorado Book Award. He has recently finished his latest novel, “He Was No Hero” while a video of Chandler’s song; “Through the Gap” has been airing on the Starz/Encore Westerns Channel. His CD, “Westerns”, was recently dubbed “a landmark recording,” and “Best CD” by True West Magazine. His CD “Keepers of the Flame”, winner of Dalton Pen, NAMA and two Telly awards, is the focal point of a national conservation education program. Jon hosts America's Soul Live, an acoustic concert series that airs on Rocky Mountain PBS, Altitude Sports, Entertainment Network and Frontier Airlines. He is the spokesman for the Historic Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs, Colorado and the Historic Plains Hotel in Cheyenne, Wyoming.  His short stories, magazine articles and poetry appear frequently in national publications.  

For more on Jon Chandler:  www.jonchandler.com

GREG CHUN
Composer

Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, Greg began studying piano at the age of six. In 1993, he graduated from Stanford University, after which he worked for such companies as DreamWorks SKG and Pop.com, while performing and music directing for Los Angeles theater productions and composing for various independent projects. In the summer of 2004, Greg was honored to receive the Harold Arlen Film & TV Award for his participation in the annual ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop. Shortly thereafter, he was appointed the music director/conductor of "The Ten Commandments", a new musical starring Val Kilmer. During the summer of 2006, Greg completed a musical assistantship with Oscar-winning composer Elliot Goldenthal on his new opera, "Grendel". Over the last few years, Greg has created music for numerous TV commercials, including campaigns for Intel, Verizon, Chrysler, Toyota, Hyundai, Barclay's, Transamerica, and the U.S. Marine Corps. He has recently joined Sanrio Digital, Inc. as Executive Music Producer, and will be the music director/conductor of Eric Whitacre's "Paradise Lost", coming summer 2007.

For more on Greg Chun: www.gregchun.com