Mike Moore started his professional life like most of us... but there was a difference. Mike�s first job was making props and sets for the first Universal Studios tour. Even though he went on to mundane jobs in retail sales and other areas, this first taste of prop making started it all for Mike. He finished his education at Certold College in Los Angeles and began working in the aerospace industry. To enhance his skills for this job he became certified in plastic technology, resins, polymers and mommer, as well as fiberglass and vacuum form mold making, and productions and techniques.

With these skills and an avid interest in prop building, he then chose to do this as his full time job by doing things like creating the walk around suits for the Disney Star Tours.

Mike has worked on many movies since then such as The Abyss, Addams Family, Batman 3, The Hunt for Red October, Pulp Fiction, Inspector Gadget and many more. They are currently making props for Star Trek Voyager. At the end of this season Mike will have 15 years invested in creating props for the Star Trek universe.

Mike and HMS have done other television shows as well, for example, Babylon 5, Captain Power, Dark Shadows (1980), Lois and Clark, 3rd Rock from the Sun and many more. HMS has also work for Las Vegas "The Star Trek Experience", the Traveling Star Trek Museums, Paramount Parks Displays, Universal Tours, Edinburgh Star Trek Museum and the Canadian Star Trek Museum.

Another area they have gotten into is prototyping for Playmates Toys, All-American Casting, Icons Authentic Replicas and Interstellar Productions, Inc. Overall, Mike Moore and HMS Productions have had a great impact on the science fiction movies we see and love.

Born in London and raised in Gainsborough, a small market-town in Lincolnshire, Jason was advised to pursue a career in rubber technology. He opted instead for three years at L.A.M.D.A. (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art). His first television role was on BBC2's Jackanory (1965) in Hawkwing. Jason then did long runs in the London West End which included such plays as Melon with Alan Bates, The Sleeping Prince with Omar Sharif, Salome with Steven Berkoff and his Royal National Theatre productions, The Boiling Point and Absolute Hell.

Upon moving to America, Jason expanded his career in numerous roles and guest appearances. His television appearances include VIP, Angel, Charmed, GvsE, 3rd Rock from the Sun (2 episodes), Roar, Almost Perfect, and Diagnosis Murder.

In Beverly Hills, 90210 he portrayed Roy Randolph, the dashing British theatre director in 4 episodes. Not forgetting what Jason is most known for in Science Fiction, the role of the much loved and missed Marcus Cole on Babylon 5 (from 1995-1997). His credits also include numerous Television miniseries and made for TV movies, including Taking Liberty, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, Orchid House, Ellis Island, and Forever Young.

Jason's movie credits include Georgia, Dakota Road, The Emperor's New Clothes, and King David. Recently, Jason was seen in Showtime's Behind The Red Door (with Keifer Sutherland and Stockard Channing which aired in January and February 2003) and plays Dr. Pretory, the mesmerist in the film, The Mesmerist.

Currently Jason resides in Los Angeles, California with his Family.

Filmography

1. Behind the Red Door (2002) .... Sonny
2. Demon Under Glass (2002) (V) .... Simon Molinar
3. Mesmerist, The (2002) .... Dr. Pretory
4. "Babylon 5" (1994) TV Series .... Ranger Marcus Cole (1995-1997)
   ... aka "B5" (1994) (USA: promotional abbreviation)
5. Dark Dancer, The (1995) .... Lt. Alan Hancock
6. Georgia (1995) .... Chasman
   ... aka Georgia (1995) (France)
7. "Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990) TV Series .... Roy Randolph (1994)
8. Punto di fuga (1993) .... Victor
   ... aka Wild Obsession (1993) (USA)
9. Taking Liberty (1993) .... Major John Simco
10. Mrs. 'arris Goes to Paris (1992) (TV)
11. Dakota Road (1992) .... Raif Benson
12. Orchid House, The (1991) (TV) .... Andrew
13. Hidden City (1988) .... Young Man (in B&W film)
14. Emperor's New Clothes, The (1987) .... Nicholas Dispenser
15. Ligmalion: A Musical for the 80s (1985) (TV) .... Gordon Shilling
    ... aka Ligmalion (1985) (TV) (UK: short title)
16. King David (1985) .... Solomon
17. "Ellis Island" (1984) (mini) TV Series .... Jamie Barrymore
18. Forever Young (1983) .... Young Michael

Notable TV Guest Appearances

1. "V.I.P." (1998) in episode: "Sunshine Girls" (episode # 4.19) 27 April 2002
2. "Angel" (1999/I) playing "Repo Man" in episode: "Double or Nothing" (episode # 3.18) 22 April 2002
3. "Charmed" (1998) playing "Andras" in episode: "Power Outage" (episode # 3.7) 16 November 2000
4. "G vs E" (1999) playing "Ronnie Mariner" in episode: "Cliffhanger" (episode # 1.11) 31 October 1999
5. "Almost Perfect" (1995) playing "Steven Chatwin (British actor)" in episode: "This Is What Happens When You Don't Watch PBS" (episode # 2.10) 31 December 1997
6. "3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) playing "Seth" in episode: "A Friend in Dick" (episode # 3.8) 19 November 1997
7. "3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) playing "Seth" in episode: "Eleven Angry Men and One Dick" (episode # 3.7) 12 November 1997
8. "Roar" (1997) playing "Red Boot" in episode: "Red Boot" (episode # 1.6) 18 August 1997
9. "Sentinel, The" (1996) playing "Bruce McCarthy" in episode: "Attraction" (episode # 1.9) 22 May 1996
10. "High Tide" (1994) playing "Jack Dillard" in episode: "The Last Fight" (episode # 2.2) 1 October 1995
11. "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993) playing "Calvin Dregg" in episode: "Whine, Whine, Whine" (episode # 2.21) 14 May 1995
12. "Diagnosis Murder" (1993) playing "Noble Samson" in episode: "My Baby Is Out of this World" (episode # 2.22) 5 May 1995
13. "Viper" (1994/III) playing "Alec Connor" in episode: "Ghosts" (episode # 1.4) 14 January 1994
14. "Viper" (1994/III) playing "Alec Connor" in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.1-1.2) 2 January 1994
15. "Sweating Bullets" (1991) playing "Robert Sterling" in episode: "A New Life" 1993
16. "She-Wolf of London" (1990) playing "Caleb Wakefield" in episode: "Big Top She-Wolf" (episode # 1.11) 19 January 1991
17. "This Is David Lander" (1988) playing "Simon Worthington" in episode: "Not a Pretty Site" (episode # 1.1) 31 October 1988
18. "Storyteller, The" (1987) playing "Man" in episode: "Hans My Hedgehog" (episode # 1.1) 31 January 1987
19. "Just Good Friends" (1983) playing "Waiter" in episode: "The Evidence/Or His Bottle Went" (episode # 2.3) 1984
20. "Jackanory" (1965) playing "Hawkwing" in episode: "Hawkwing, The Young Indian Brave" 1982

Actor - filmography

1. To Kill a Mockumentary (2004) (V) (post-production) .... Karl
2. Tracey Ullman in the Trailer Tales (2003) (TV) .... Garland Madden
3. Rose's (2003) .... Sheriff Winslow
   ... aka Big Hopes, Little Lies (1999) (USA: MIFED title)
   ... aka Confessions of a Florist (2003) (USA: new title)
4. Shut Yer Dirty Little Mouth (2002) .... Peter
5. Day the Dolls Struck Back, The (2002) (V) .... Narrator
6. "Jackie Chan Adventures" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Tso Lan, the Moon Demon (2001)
7. Sol Goode (2001) .... Casting Director
8. Planet of the Apes (2001) .... Senator Nado
9. Fast Sofa (2001) .... Apartment Manager
10. World of Stainboy, The (2000) .... Sgt. Glen Dale
    ... aka Stainboy (2000) (USA)
11. More Dogs Than Bones (2000) .... Geoff
12. Red Dirt (2000) .... Virgil Cunningham
13. Storm (1999) .... Nate
    ... aka Storm Trackers (1999)
14. Chairman of the Board (1998) .... Larry
15. Sparkler (1997) .... Announcer
16. Men (1997) .... Neil, poster
17. Empty Mirror, The (1996) .... Hermann Goering
18. Multiplicity (1996) .... Building Inspector
19. Dunston Checks In (1996) .... Lionel Spalding
20. "Mask, The" (1995) TV Series (voice) .... Lonnie the Shark
21. Dark Side of Genius (1994) .... Leon Bennini
22. Love Affair (1994) .... Anthony Rotundo
23. "Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters From Beverly Hills" (1994) TV Series (voice) .... Nimbar
24. It Runs in the Family (1994) .... Leopold Doppler, Manager of Orpheum Theater
    ... aka My Summer Story (1994)
25. Nightmare Before Christmas, The (1993) (voice) .... Mayor
    ... aka Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) (USA: complete title)
26. Demolition Man (1993) .... Associate Bob
27. Sleepwalkers (1992) .... Mr. Fallows
    ... aka Sleepstalkers (1992) (Hong Kong: English title: cable TV title)
    ... aka Stephen King's Sleepwalkers (1992)
28. Bingo (1991) .... Duke, the dog-butcher
29. Meet the Applegates (1991) .... Greg Samson
    ... aka Applegates, The (1991)
30. Nightlife (1990) (TV)
31. Parent Trap: Hawaiian Honeymoon (1989) (TV) .... Chet
    ... aka Parent Trap IV: Hawaiian Honeymoon (1989) (TV)
32. Heathers (1989) .... Father Ripper
33. Sunset (1988) .... Roscoe Arbuckle
34. Beetlejuice (1988) .... Otho
35. Student Exchange (1987) (TV) .... Mr. Barton
36. Postman Always Rings Twice, The (1981) .... Twin Oaks Customer
    
    

Miscellaneous Crew - filmography

1. Nightmare Before Christmas, The (1993) (singer: "This is Halloween", "Town Meeting Song", "Making Christmas" and "Finale/Reprise")
   ... aka Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) (USA: complete title)
   
   

Notable TV Guest Appearances

1. "Lilo & Stitch: The Series" (2003) playing "Additional Voices" (voice) in episode: "Swirly: Experiment 383" (episode # 1.13) 3 November 2003
2. "Carnivàle" (2003) playing "Councilman Van Templeton" in episode: "The River" (episode # 1.7) 26 October 2003
3. "Carnivàle" (2003) playing "Councilman Val Templeton" in episode: "Tipton" (episode # 1.3) 28 September 2003
4. "ER" (1994) playing "Eldon, man bleeding in elevator" in episode: "Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magic" (episode # 8.3) 11 October 2001
5. "Time Squad" (2001) playing "Man/King of Troy" (voice) in episode: "Never Look a Trojan in the Gift Horse"
6. "Ladies Man" (1999) playing "Mr. Rook" in episode: "Aloha Christmas" (episode # 1.12) 13 December 1999
7. "Thanks" (1999) playing "Dr. Addington" in episode: "Thanksgiving" (episode # 1.6) 6 September 1999
8. "Thanks" (1999) playing "Dr. Addington" in episode: "Spring" (episode # 1.5) 30 August 1999
9. "Thanks" (1999) playing "Dr. Addington" in episode: "Marriage" (episode # 1.4) 23 August 1999
10. "Thanks" (1999) playing "Dr. Addington" in episode: "Privacy" (episode # 1.3) 16 August 1999
11. "Thanks" (1999) playing "Dr. Addington" in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.1) 2 August 1999
12. "Tracey Takes On..." (1996) playing "Gay Agent" in episode: "Agents" (episode # 3.5) 1 February 1998
13. "Duckman" (1994) (voice) in episode: "Duckman and Cornfed in 'Haunted Society Plumbers'" (episode # 4.14) 19 April 1997
14. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1995) playing "Typhon" in episode: "Monster Child in the Promised Land" (episode # 3.6) 4 November 1996
15. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1995) playing "Typhon" in episode: "Cast a Giant Shadow" (episode # 2.10) 13 November 1995
16. "Dave's World" (1993) playing "Leslie Loret" in episode: "Lost Weekend" (episode # 1.19) 28 February 1994
17. "John Larroquette Show, The" (1993) playing "Walker" in episode: "Amends" (episode # 1.10) 23 November 1993
18. "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The" (1990) playing "Scorpius" in episode: "Hex and the Single Guy" (episode # 4.7) 25 October 1993
19. "John Larroquette Show, The" (1993) playing "Walker" in episode: "Thirty Day Chip" (episode # 1.2) 7 September 1993
20. "Cheers" (1982) playing "Bernard" in episode: "The Beer Is Always Greener" (episode # 11.2) 1 October 1992
21. "Night Court" (1984) playing "Dermot Drake" in episode: "The 1992 Boat Show" (episode # 9.22) 31 May 1992
22. "Empty Nest" (1988) playing "Bud Larkin" in episode: "Food for Thought" (episode # 4.4) 12 October 1991
23. "Seinfeld" (1990) playing "Harold" in episode: "The Apartment" (episode # 2.5) 4 April 1991
24. "Dinosaurs" (1991) playing "Monster" (voice) (episode # 1.55)
25. "Roseanne" (1988) playing "Jay" in episode: "Chicken Hearts - Chicken Hearts" (episode # 2.13) 19 December 1989
26. "Golden Girls, The" (1985) playing "Musician" in episode: "Diamond in the Rough" (episode # 2.22) 21 March 1987

At twenty-two, WINNING directed his debut feature "STORM" with just $50,000. "STORM" was released theatrically by Cannon International in April 1988. Later distributed by Warner Home Video in 1989; selling over 20,000 cassettes. His second feature "KILLER IMAGE" starring MICHAEL IRONSIDE and veteran character actor M. EMMET WALSH is available on Paramount Home Video and received it's US Premiere as a Finalist at the 1992 Houston Film Festival.

Writing and producing two independent features led to an award-winning decade as guest Director for Paramount Pictures Television, Cannell Films, Nickelodeon, Disney, Tribune and the FOX NETWORK. His episodic work has garnered international awards including Nine First Place Golds overall at the 1994-2003 Houston Film Festivals, the 1995 Gold Hugo and Two Silver Hugo's from the Chicago International Film Festival, and four national GEMINI nominations for Best Director/Dramatic Series. In 2002 he received a National Award from the Director's Guild of Canada for Outstanding Achievement in Television Drama. His third feature, the Lance Henriksen thriller "PROFILE FOR MURDER" ran frequently on HBO. Following also on HBO, the release of the Sean Young/Eric McCormack thriller "EXCEPTION TO THE RULE" for ARTISAN and LION'S GATE FILMS which won First Place Gold at the 1997 Houston Film

He began directing network television at the age of Paramount's "FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE SERIES". Ten years of episodic production has led more recently to the Showtime/Disney western anthology "DEAD MAN'S GUN", three second-season episodes of the comic book action series "NIGHTMAN" for Tribune, and the pilot and first six episodes of the UPN/FOX series "BREAKER HIGH". In the summer of 1996 he re-teamed with Michael Ironside and Frederic Forrest for the Showcase/Odeon military thriller "ONE OF OUR OWN". His last theatrical release, "TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE" for 20th Century Fox, was the Number 4 top selling Video in August 1997 (BILLBOARD). Winning spent the fall of 1997 shooting in Scotland with Jason Connery on the "MERLIN" project. Most recently he directed the Patrick Duffy/Pam Dawber thriller "DON'T LOOK BEHIND YOU" which premiered to 2 million viewers on the Fox Family Channel. Currently dividing time between features and episodic work on ABC's "DINOTOPIA" filming in Budapest, Pax's Angel series "TWICE IN A LIFETIME", and Gene Roddenberry's two sci-fi series "EARTH: FINAL CONFLICT" and "ANDROMEDA" starring Kevin Sorbo. David will also be one of the directors on the much anticipated Sci/Fi Channel series, Star Gate: Atlantis.

Nine Features. Seventeen series. Over Seventy episodes for television. Born in Calgary, Canada in 1961.US/Canada Dual Citizen. 42 International Awards / 9 nominations.

FEATURE FILMS:
Mary Higgins Clark's HE SEES YOU WHEN YOU'RE SLEEPING (2002) Pax/NBC
DON'T LOOK BEHIND YOU (1999) (Patrick Duffy, Pam Dawber) Fox Family Channel
MERLIN: THE QUEST BEGINS (1999) (Jason Connery, Deborah Moore) Scotland/USA
TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE (1997) (Fox Sequel PR2) 20th Century Fox
EXCEPTION TO THE RULE (1997) (Sean Young, William Devane, Kim Cattrall) HBO
WON FIRST PLACE GOLD – HOUSTON 1997 BEST THRILLER
PROFILE FOR MURDER (1996) (Lance Henriksen, Joan Severance) HBO/LION'S GATE
ONE OF OUR OWN (1997) (Frederic Forrest, Michael Ironside) Showcase/Odeon
KILLER IMAGE (1992) (M. Emmet Walsh, Michael Ironside) Paramount
also co-WRITER and co-PRODUCER
STORM (1988) (David Palfy, Stan Kane) Cannon/Warner
also WRITER and PRODUCER

TELEVISION:
DEAD MAN'S GUN Disney/Showtime
NEON RIDER Atlantis
BREAKER HIGH UPN/Fox (pilot & multiples)
GOOSEBUMPS Fox
STREET JUSTICE Cannell (2 seasons)
SWEET VALLEY HIGH Fox/UPN (4 seasons)
AFRAID OF THE DARK? Nickelodeon (4 seasons)
NIGHTMAN Tribune (multiples)
MATRIX USA Network
TWICE IN A LIFETIME Pax TV/CTV (2 seasons)
FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE SERIESParamount (3 eps)
CALL OF THE WILD Animal Planet
Gene Roddenberry's ANDROMEDA Tribune (3 seasons)
Gene Roddenberry's EARTH: FINAL CONFLICT / BATTLEGROUND EARTH Tribune (multiples)
BODY & SOUL PAX (Peter Strauss) Primetime (multiples)
DINOTOPIA ABC/HALLMARK Primetime (multiples) on Location in HUNGARY
STAR GATE: ATLANTIS Sci/Fi Channel

Dr. Farlow, Professor of Geology at Indiana University - Purdue University, Fort Wayne, is a native Hoosier and grew up in several small towns in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. He has been hooked on dinosaurs since the moment he was first exposed to them; watching the dinosaur sequence from Fantasia on The Mickey Mouse Club TV show, at the very impressionable age of six.

Dr. Farlow majored in zoology at Indiana University, where he did undergraduate research on the ecology and behavior of salamanders. After graduating from I.U., Dr. Farlow had trouble deciding on whether he wanted to be an ecologist or a paleontologist, so he went to Yale University for his graduate studies and tried to do both; studying paleontology while also doing research on the feeding habits of deep-sea fishes and crabs. After getting his PhD, Dr. Farlow took a job in the geology department as a paleontologist, solving his career dilemmas once and for all.

Dr. Farlow has done research in paleobiology; working to determine the function of Stegosaurus plates and the shape and function of theropod teeth, and has done research on the paleoecology of dinosaur communities. His current research is in ichnology (the study of fossil tracks, trails, and footprints) and how best to identify the makers of dinosaur footprints.

Dr. Farlow has written about dinosaurs in numerous scientific articles as well as in books aimed at children and young adults and is the co-editor of The Complete Dinosaur. He has appeared on popular television programs about dinosaurs, often as an expert on dinosaur tracks.

Dr. Farlow currently lives in northern Indiana with his wife, two daughters, and (in his own words) the world's laziest dog.