CAST AND CREW

Maria Fe Picar

Maria Fe Picar is a San Francisco native who has performed in the Bay Area for over
twenty years as a dancer, choreographer, and instructor; performing for local
productions and shows through her studio Ingleside Creative Arts. She became an
event planner, producer, and grant writer when she spear-headed her own non-profit
called The OMI Cultural Participation Project. Some of the events and projects she was able to produce were mostly for the OMI Community of San Francisco that included the Ocean Avenue Arts and Culture Festival, The Ocean Avenue Film Festival, Open Mics at Caffe Melanio’s and the OMI Antique Car Show to name a few. She has also collaborated on local art projects like the Arts Alive Ingleside: Banners on Ocean Avenue as the project manager coordinating over 74 artist for individual banners that were shown on the street. As an actress and stage director she has participated in over thirty projects including her own plays for the Dark Room, Actor’s Studio and Mojo Theatre. She co-founded Asian Mainstream Productions in 2005 when there was a need to bring more Asians to the forefront of Film, Television and Theater. Today Asian Mainstream has participated in collaborating with local filmmakers to produce commercials, Music Video, Short and Feature films in narrative and documentary styles.

Norman Luce

Norman has always been fascinated with the arts. He graduated from the Foothill College Theater Conservatory as an actor, is a self-trained cinematographer, and is a self-published author. Some might describe Norman as a regular Renaissance man, but he prefers to think of himself as a curious explorer. Recently, Norman published his second book in an eventual trilogy and has completed filming a passion project inspired by the works of one of his favorite sci-fi authors, Ray Bradbury.

Maureen Cramer

Maureen is a filmmaker from the Bay Area.

She began her career as an actress and since her start, she has starred in multiple short films, voice overs, industrial commercials, web series like Shrink Spotlight and feature films such as Love, Cecy and more recently Soap Operas for Seniors.

While she has been a producer for the 48 hour film project for the San Francisco location, she has consistently worked with Asian Mainstream Productions (AMP) where she developed her skills as a writer, film producer, assistant director, and was given her very first opportunity to direct the re-enactment scene in the documentary, Borderline.