The Telsius Productions Team Behind "Where's My Food?!"
Telsius
Productions LLC, launched in 2002, has a proven track record
of making award-winning, entertaining, socially-conscious
films and television programs.
Production Team Bios:
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Lee has written over 80 articles and cover stories for The Los Angeles Times and other publications. Lee's latest best-selling book has been translated into four languages and is distributed worldwide. Born in England, Lee immigrated to the U.S. as a boy with his family. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree and studied post graduate business at Pepperdine University. Lee is a U.S. military veteran. He resides in Los Angeles.
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A native Southern Californian, Alison is an alumnus of Orange Coast College. She resides in Los Angeles.
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Charles describes his approach as "...enhancing the mood or feel of the picture. I want the music to say everything the dialogue and picture cannot." In addition to his work on keyboards, Charles is an accomplished drummer and percussionist in music projects that range from rock and pop to orchestral and concert work. He completed studies in music theory and composition at Yavapai College, and later studied with jazz and big band legend Ed Shaughnessy, who is best known as the drummer with Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show Band. Charles resides in Los Angeles. |
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Producer
and director Lee Godden founded Telsius Productions in 2002.
Lee's television program Good Business won an Elby
Award for his hard-hitting interviews with CEOs who claimed to lead
ethically profitable organizations, and his work to help conscientious consumers
and investors find socially/environmentally aware companies was
endorsed by the Josephson Institute of Ethics, the
Sierra Club and the KLD/Domini 400 Social Index. He's
also worked with the producers of the PBS TV program Ethical Markets.
Lee's other movie work has been
praised by critics and recognized by film festivals. 
Associate
producer Valeri Godden has a diverse background in film and
television. As a key member of the production team for September
Films / A&E Network's Billy The Exterminator television program, Valeri edited footage using Avid and she managed research. Valeri
was 2nd assistant director on the comedy pilot Reality, Inc., and
she served in a similar role on the feature film Sugar, starring Shenae Grimes. Past positions include associate producer in charge
of script creativity for the Telemundo-featured educational
television series Ingles Ya.
Assistant
producer Jessica Linderman has excelled in the film and television
industry ever since she moved to Los Angeles in 2009. As a member of
September Films’ development team, Jessica worked in the field and
as an editor, researching and producing sizzle reels. Jessica was a
story associate producer for A&E’s Billy the Exterminator, and she
worked in post-production for WEtv’s hit show Bridezillas. Jessica
is also an editor for custom | made productions, an event cinema and
photography production company.
Videographer Roy Yun
earned his degree in film and television
production from Loyola Marymount University. Roy was raised in Orange
County, California where he learned to love and appreciate film. In
addition to his work as a camera operator, Roy been involved in
music video production. His goals include writing and directing.
Assistant
producer Alison Godden began her career as a still
photographer specializing in portraiture. Since transitioning to
video Alison has focused on helping organizations capture their
branded message through a thematic approach. 
Music
supervision consultant Charles Wiley has been writing and
performing music for twenty years. His compositions have been played
on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Dr. Oz Show and many other
productions. 
Second
unit videographer Colin Crilley is completing his studies in Film,
Visual Studies, Theatre and Computing in the Arts at Cornell
University. Colin grew up on the Jersey Shore, where he developed
his passion for the ocean and the outdoors. In addition to his
videography work, Colin also has experience as a director, editor,
sound designer and actor. He is pursuing a career in natural
documentary filmmaking.
Stick
figure pictogram artist Leremy Gan was
commissioned by the producers to illustrate a number
of human
activities, occupations and emotions which are used
to visually enhance the film's topics and to aid
segment transitions. In addition to the black-and-white vector drawings
used in
this documentary, Leremy's artistic skill extends to
full-color renderings of people and objects. 
And
many others...