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James GunnGunn began his filmmaking career with Troma Entertainment, for whom he wrote andco-directed Tromeo and Juliet. After contributing to several other Troma films, Gunnwrote, produced and performed in his own superhero comedy, The Specials. Gunn'sfirst major Hollywood screenplay was Scooby-Doo in 2002. In 2004, he wrote the initialscreenplay for the remake of George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead, but left theproject early to work on Scooby-Doo 2. That same year he also executive produced,and appeared in the mockumentary LolliLove.His directorial film debut was Slither, a comedy horror motion picture which bore astrong similarity with the similarly themed horror comedy Night of the Creeps. Gunn'snewest projects include the comedy short film Humanzee! which was originallyintended exclusively for the Xbox Live's Horror Meets Comedy series of short comedy films by horrordirectors, it was replaced with Sparky and Mikaela. Gunn also has a short form web series for Spike.comtitled James Gunn's PG Porn.Filmo− 2010 : Super− 2009 : Humanzee !− 2008 : Sparky and Mikaela− 2008 : James Gunn's PG Porn− 2006 : Slither− 2004 : LolliLove− 2004 : Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed− 2004 : Dawn of the Dead− 2004 : Tube− 2002 : Scooby-Doo− 2000 : The Specials− 1996 : Tromeo and JulietDavid KeatingHe has directed for film, theatre documentaries, TV drama and music videos. His mostrecent feature film Wake Wood. This film is produced by Brendan McCarthy and JohnMcDonnell of Fantastic Films, in co-production with Magnus Paulsson of SolidEntertainment, Sweden, and is due for release in early 2011.In 1996 David directed and adapted the screenplay for his critically acclaimed debutfeature film The Last of the High Kings, starring Jared Leto, Gabriel Byrne, Stephen Reaand Christina Ricci. It was an international success and David received a nominated as‘Best Newcomer’ in the London Evening Standard Film Awards. David has also directedthe cinema documentary KM64: Birth of a Skatepark, which tells the story of how one ofthe world’s most extreme skateparks was built in a chilli field in Mexico. His screenwritingincludes work for Columbia /Sony Pictures and a writing credit for Jim Sheridan’s script ofMike Newell’s Into the West.Filmo− 2011 : Wake Wood− 2007 : KM64: Birth of a Skatepark (documentary− 1997 : Where Do I Begin (documentary)− 1996 : The Last of the High Kings− 1992 : Into the West− 1991 : I Dreamt I Woke Up (short)− 1986 : The End of the World Man65