PETE JONES
Director, Season 1
Plucked from obscurity to helm Stolen Summer, Jones appeared to have
landed back there after Summerbombed and his sophomore movie, 2004's
Outing Riley, failed too. However, the director has penned a comedy,
Hall Pass, which Fox optioned for the Farrelly brothers.
EFRAM POTELLE AND KYLE RANKIN
Directors, Season 2
Though their Shia LaBeouf-starring Greenlight film, The Battle of Shaker Heights, was another audience-repeller, they still work together and are
prepping a horror-comedy in sunny Bulgaria (seriously, it can get quite
nice this time of year).
JOHN GULAGER
Director, Season 3
Morose Gulager had few reasons to be cheerful when his Greenlightmonsterfest Feast was barely released. But the director has been busy
writing a road movie and less busy getting paid for not directing a film
that never got made. A Feast sequel is also in the works.
CHRIS MOORE
Executive Producer, Seasons 1 -- 3
After exec-producing 2005's Waiting, the voluble Moore has been learning
how easy it is (or is not) to be the man shouting ''Action!'' His
directorial debut, a Taryn Manning-starring horror flick named The Last
Resort, is scheduled for release on Aug. 7.
BEN AFFLECK
Executive Producer, Seasons 1 -- 3
After Greenlight and his simultaneous acting-career collapse Affleck
earned good reviews for Hollywoodland. Otherwise, he's been little seen:
Unlike the Greenlight movies, his 2006 film Man About Town wasn't
released in U.S. theaters at all.
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