UNHEARD Short Film

DAVID GOODLOE BIO:
David's main craft is acting where he has spent years developing his approach to acting. At the University of Chicago, he began to hone his skills and build a repertoire which reignited his love of performing. After college, and also after Peace Corps, David started doing theater and many on-camera projects, where he has worked with various production companies such as August Jackson Agency, Draft/FCB, Twist, T2 Studios, Back Ally Films, Crossroads Films, One at Optimus, Mothlight productions, Ferderici Video, and Elkhorn Entertainment. On-stage credis include An Improv Play (InFusion Theatre), A Fool Such As I (eta Creative Arts), The Last Saint on Sugar Hill ( MPAACT Theatre), and Between Legs & Open Ears (Black Ensemble Theater). On-camera IMDB credits include D.I.N.K’s (Sole Productions), Thanks Mom (Breakwall Pictures LLC), Perceptions and Morning After (Acestroke Productions). For more information on his work, please go to www.davidgoodloe.com.

JEFF HARDER BIO:
Jeff Harder, an associate professor with the School of Communication, has been teaching at Loyola for over 20 years. MFA, Ohio University's Department of Film and Video, Athens, Ohio. Harder has shot, edited and directed over 18 films and videos. One project, co-produced with several other Loyola faculty including, Bren Murphy, was A College of Their Own: A History of Higher Education for Women in the United States. The documentary focused on Mundelein College, the last all-women's college in Illinois, which is now merged into Loyola. The 54-minute documentary competed and screened at four academic conferences (NCA, OSCLG, AJCU-C, Gaudy Night Conference on Women's Colleges) and one film festival (Women in the Director's Chair). Harder also was co-recipient of a grant from the University of Wisconsin for the Soviet Veterans Video and Oral History Project, a documentary video project focusing on interviews of Russian veterans of World War II who live in the Chicago area.

Along with Nick Ceh, Harder co-authored Imagining A Croatian Nation, East European Quarterly and co-edited with Ceh 23 hours of hours of interviews with Bosnian and Croatian concentration camp survivors, militiamen, university students, intellectuals, and refugees for The Gold Apple: War and Democracy in Croatia and Bosnia, published by Columbia University Press.

Harder has in production Motorcycle Cultures. When completed, the taped material will be used to produce three separate video documentaries about motorcycle culture in the Midwest.

VEDRAN RESIDGOVIC BIO:
Vedran Residbegovic has taught Cinematography, Broadcast Field Production and Final Cut Pro classes at Tribeca Flashpoint Academy since 2011. Prior to joining TFA, Vedran taught film and video at Columbia College Chicago and Temple University in Philadelphia, and ran numerous video production workshops in the US and in his native Bosnia-Herzegovina. In addition to his work at TFA, Vedran currently teaches video production in the Film and Digital Media program at Loyola University, and serves as an instructor and studio/equipment manager at youth media organization Community TV Network. Vedran has worked professionally as a video producer and editor since 2001. Documentaries edited by Vedran have screened at numerous venues internationally, such as Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, Gene Siskel Film Center in Chicago, Go?ttingen International Ethnographic Film Festival, and International Visual Sociology Association Conference in Buenos Aires, among others. Vedran’s own creative work centers on documentary film and interactive new media. He holds a dual bachelor’s degree from University of Illinois at Chicago in Photography/Film/Electronic Media and Graphic Design, and is working toward completion of his Master of Fine Arts degree in film production at Temple University.