I was born August 7^th 1979 and have live on the Northern Beaches of Sydney my whole life. After High School, I had a variety of jobs, but none I've stuck with till I became a quality control inspector and dispatcher for International Air Parts. I was married in April of 2003 to Linda, who I couldn’t live without.

I started making films in High School, but nothing really good until I did some Christian Beach Missions. I'd take the video from the missions, and use a couple of VCRs and a CD player to add music over the images. Very crude, but it worked. My first foray into real filmmaking came with a friends student film called “Nemesis” which led to “One Force” my doomed Star Wars FanFilm. After it died, I joined Paul Hapsellis in making “Highlight to Read,” another FanFilm. As it was wrapping I made “I’ll Never Catch me Alive” for 24/7, then did “24/7: The Movie” and “Hans Polcheck: The Case of the Missing Case” before beginning the Polcheck Chronicles.

David was born on the 2^nd April 1986, and grew up in Western Sydney, before moving to the Central Coast in 2001. He has worked as a kitchen hand for two different pizza chains as well as both a Cabin Counsellor & a Ropes Course Instructor for a YMCA camp in Pennsylvania, USA. He is employed as an Audio-Visual Technician at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, but is currently restricted to working during university breaks due to his studies.

David's interest in the technical side of the entertainment industry began during High School where he was the school's drama & performance technical operator until grade 10, when he changed schools for the HSC. He built his very first website in 1998 (he was 12 years old at the time), using an early version of Geocities (now owned by Yahoo). Since then, he has built sites on a variety of different hosts and, as the technology has improved, taught himself PHP, MySQL & advanced HTML. David has worked as a Moderator and Technical Administrator on a number of online Discussion Forums. He launched his own web server mid 2004, Milney Films.com, using Midphase Inc as his host.

David's involvement with TPC began with his offer to host "Highlight to Read" for FFNSW. He now maintains the TPC website, along with the South Australian FanForce site as well as his own film projects. He also hosts downloads for various friends who don't have the bandwidth. David is currently studying at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga Campus. He is working towards a double degree of BA Multimedia/ BA Television Production, with a multimedia specialty in animation & visual effects.

“Syrovision”

Lee was born on the 9^th of February 1987 in Sydney Australia, however was quickly swept away to London where he spent the majority of his childhood. Growing up in London meant hours spent indoors taking refuge from the Cold, Rain and Angry Soccer Hooligans this gave Lee all the time he needed to develop his artistic skills, starting early he practiced drawing his favourite Comic Book Heroes (Batman, Spiderman, Phantom) and recreating his favourite movie sequences (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Dark Crystal, etc.) One of which won the "Nth Kent : Best Junior Art Award" the first of many awards Lee felt he didn't deserve for “squiggling on paper”.

Upon his 8th year, Lee's family moved back to Australia taking up residence on the Northern Beaches, Once attending 'Balgowlah Heights Public School' the teachers could see Lee's artistic talent and urged his parents to enrol him in Mossman High Schools Arts Program. Which they did, Attending Mossman High for the entirety of his High School Career Lee took quickly to all the new recourses available to him, and he discovered his first true love… Photoshop.

Lee embraced the Digital Age to the fullest, and with the help of Mr. Grant one of his Art Professors; convinced the Board and Principal to introduce a Digital Art Wing of the Art Department. Graduating Mossman High with notable UAI and topping his Art Classes (Art & Culture / Art & Media / Digital Arts & Animation / Art History) Lee was out in the big bad world, ever since he has made his way as a Freelance Digital Artist, his company "SyroVision" sets out creating custom works for the Commercial Business, Independent Film and Online Gaming Communities.