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Kyle Stryker, the director of photography on Give A Damn? earned a BS in film from Full Sail by age 20. Two weeks after graduation, he was already working in Los Angeles as a PA on his first feature film. Since that job, Kyle has worked in the camera department on numerous films. His easygoing personality and strong work ethic, as well as talent, coupled with his willingness to jump into any situation makes him an incredible asset to this project.
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Chris Wright an experienced filmmaker and audio technician will serve as audio mixer during the U.S. portion of filming. He is currently a radio producer at James Durbin Communications. We are very fortunate that he will have release time from work to develop our project.. His experience in information technology, humor, enthusiasm, and all around technical skills will make him a key member of our team. |
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Raphael Mutinda is a resident of Kenya and a professional mutatu driver (mutatu’s are extended van’s and are the taxi’s of Africa.) We are pleased to have Raphael join with us and contribute his extensive experience as a mutatu driver on this trip. David first met Raphael on a trip to the Kenya slums and Raphael was in from the word “Go” when David told him about our project.
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Tony unknowingly played a key part in the Give A Damn? story from the very beginning, serving as a guide during Dan's first visit to the Kibera slum. Their conversations heavily impacted Dan's perception of extreme poverty, and in turn, helped mold his life's dream to irradicate it. Tony will be serving as the film's translator, guide, and health worker. With a diploma in community health and management of HIV/AIDS, he hopes to one day move out of the slums and run his own nonprofit organization. |
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