Andrew Hookway has been into filming since late 2002, and truly began in early 2004 with a digital still camera using MPEG recording. From these humble beginnings, he emerged as a creative writer, an intuitive eye behind a camera, and an ingenious editor.

Bryan has appeared in numerous film, stage, commercial & industrial projects in Western New York and beyond. In addition to acting, Bryan serves as a freelance casting director and has dabbled in writing, producing and directing.

Fan films were Justin’s first foray into the medium, creating a complicated Star Wars film that ended up crashing due to personal feelings from cast members. In a struggle to try and make a Star Wars film Justin took a new approach and gathered around him in what would later make most of Key Pixel core members.

When not daydreaming about film and food Laszlo Kovacs is a Security Specialist for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Trying to alleviate the boredom of this monotone existence he’s worked on film projects produced in the bad old days of VHS-C and has since been introduced to the digital age more often than not winding up in the co-director’s chair assisting with low plot/high action Star Wars fan films as well as consulting on the writing and choreography for other production teams.

Fascinated by the inner workings of films since an early age, Christopher earned a degree in Broadcast & Cable Production from Western Michigan University, which led him to an internship with a video/photography house in Chicago, several freelance projects and numerous productions of his own creation.Christopher has served Key Pixel as Director of Photography and Assistant Editor for Abstract Messiah.

Always an avid movie-goer, Craig Helfer got his start behind the scenes in 2005 when Andrew Hookway asked him to be a part of a class project. Craig soon began to write, direct and act in projects of his own creation. He collaborated on two more films with Andrew, and later joined Key Pixel on the production of Abstract Messiah.