COTTONTAIL
MEET THE CREW
WRITER/ DIRECTOR
Sander Gusinow is a dramatic writer, journalist, and horror fanatic whose plays have been performed at Signature Theatre, The Amoralist Theatre Company, Theatre Row in New York City, and the Babes with Blades Theatre Company in Chicago. He has written for two web series Nerd Love (2017) and Mirage (2018). His screenplay Big Sisters was the 2022 grand prize winner of ScreenCraft Feature Competition.
PRODUCTION TEAM
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PRODUCER
PRODUCER
MIKYLA BORDNER (The Way We Speak (2024) has studied and honed the techniques of storytelling through many different mediums, including a thorough background in acting and theatre, but has maintained her passion for crafting striking thematic films. With a BS of Film from Portland State University she has guided the ambitious vision of many stories through strong leadership, communication and a devotion to going for the gold..
MORGAN RAYMOND (PIG (2019), Somebody I Used to Know (2022), The Rehearsal (2024)) is a Portland, OR producer that has gained experience through working on multi-million dollar movies in a variety of roles to producing independent short and feature films and even writes and directs her own projects. She is now making her way into the horror space, and really enjoys putting together a team of talented people to make the ultimate vision come to life in a cohesive way. Overall, she values storytelling in unique ways, and wants to be a part of the next generation of filmmakers who are changing the shape of cinematic landscape
PRODUCER
JASON WILKINSON is an avid movie lover who has pursued and forged his own career path. An Oklahoma State University Alum, he’s now owner of Killing Time Productions as well as the Executive Director for EndHaven Productions. He’s an award winning writer, director, and producer for Killing Time (2019) and She. Picked. Me. (2020) and Sinphony (2022) for anthology Tabitha (2021), currently streaming on Screambox. “Throughout my filmmaking career, building relationships and working with truthful artists who love to collaborate has been, and will always be, a valued virtue.”