Katzman began his career at Channel 10 Australia where he worked with local channels  creating a Broadcast Network.  Next he worked at NBC, where he was admitted into the prestigious associates training program under NBC chairman Brandon Tartikoff.  The NBC Program gave Katzman a terrific overview of the broadcast Industry.  While at NBC, Katzman assisted Tartikoff with the development of such shows as “Shannon’s Deal,” “Saved by the Bell,” and “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.”  He went on to Warner Brothers to become vice-president of comedy development and current programming on shows like “Lois and Clark,” “The George Carlin Show” and “Full House.”  He also played a major part in raising the profile of the Warner Brothers Writer’s Program.  As the first television executive and eventually the senior vice president of long-form programming at Regency Television (A joint venture between News Corp. and Regency Enterprises), Katzman developed TV projects such as “Roswell,” “Malcolm in the Middle”, “Noriega”, and many others.  

 Katzman executive produced the noteworthy FX film “Redemption,” starring Jamie Foxx.  CNN reported that Gang Members of both the Cripps and the Bloods credited the movie with a gang truce.  He also produced “The 5 Coolest Things” (Discovery ), a weekly show starring Matt LeBlanc, and “The Man in the Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story” (VH1).  He has also produced several independent and feature films, including the comedy thriller “You’re Killing Me” starring current Boston Legal Star Julie Bowen.  

Currently Katzman is also the resident director for Columbia College Chicago’s “Semester in L.A,” the only college program permanently located on a Hollywood Studio Lot. 

Dorothy Gallagher (Producer, Co-Casting Director, Event Planner)

Gallagher and David Rouda's artistic collaboration began when Rouda cast Gallagher in the role of Barb at the Shelton Theatre and the Exit Theatre, San Francisco. Gallagher loved the role so much she not only played it in three runs, but decided to produce the show in Los Angeles. Gallagher co-casted both shows with Rouda at the Matrix Theatre and CBS studios. Gallagher planned all opening night parties and weekly parties for both plays. A twenty year veteran in the entertainment industry, Gallagher has been on both sides of the camera, microphone and stage. She has been a number one national voice-over talent for many years in commercials, films and radio and has collaborated with ad teams writing and casting voice-overs in Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles. She has been a voice-over coach for many years and has produced several cd's for voice-over clients. Gallagher is currently soliciting scripts to produce an indie feature film and to produce live radio drama in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Boston.

James E. Malloy, III, is an established professional and award winning photographer and photojournalist.  In 1988, he was selected amongst his peers to become the Photography Editor for the Irvine Sports Journal.  His photographs from the Harlem Globetrotters, Al Unser Jr., Sublime, The Ramones and coverage of the Lollapalooza concerts have appeared in the OC register, Irvine World News, Irvine Sports Journal, Mean Streets, OC WEEKLY and NME, as well as, this theatre program for Sperm Warfare and Pomp and Circumstance.

 In 1989 Malloy simultaneously worked in both still and motion photography when he created Ocular Intrusion Productions, a boutique production and post studio- creating music video, concert films, and documentaries.  He was a co-producer, DP and Editor on such underground SKA Music video hits as Angelo Moore’s DOVES of PEACE and Love, THE SKAPARADE-The Third Wave of Ska, and Albino Brown and Liberace’s shoes.

Malloy moved into feature films in 1993 with camera work on Gregg Araki’s Doom Generation, Chris Baugh’s PING and Ludi Boeken’s, Britney Baby One More Time- an official selection at Sundance.  Frustrated that the films he worked on were receiving accolades, awards and praise at festivals, but not receiving distribution deals, in 1999, he joined Beyond the Box Productions to learn marketing, media and distribution of motion Pictures.

 While at Beyond the Box, Malloy was a marketing strategist behind Gold Circle Films and Playtone’s surprise 2002 hit, My Big Fat Greek Wedding responsible for the grass roots campaign strategy and collateral materials (one sheet, TV spot, Trailer & digital EPK/press kit).  He was also a member of the marketing team over seeing the creative and marketing strategy for clients such as IFC FILMS, Playtone, Samuel Goldwyn Films, Gold Circle Films and Universal. 

 Malloy left Beyond the Box in 2004 to take time with his new son and to create the Malloy Media Group handling the marketing, media and theatrical release strategy for Bobby Jones-Stroke of Genius, starring Jim Caviezel, Claire Forlani, and Malcolm McDowell and simultaneously continued to manage, develop and option a slate of film properties with his producing colleagues-Josh Smith and Seth Wimmer of Smith Wimmer CG, INC.

 Malloy’s recent campaigns are Bottom’s Up starring Paris Hilton, Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith and David Keith, 7-10 Split a bowling comedy starring Tara Reid, Rachel Hunter, Ross Patterson and Vinnie Jones and Oranges starring Tom Sizemore, Tom Arnold and Heather Locklear, which will be released theatrically via a new distribution company, Deco Releasing, a venture he is helming with his producing colleague, Freddy Braidy.

Malloy has a bachelor’s degree from the University California-Irvine and a film production degree from the Hollywood Film Institute.  He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife, Julie and their three-year old son, Jimmy.  This May, they look forward to the arrival of their second son, Jack.  Please enjoy the shows and tell 2 friends about us-Thanks for coming!