Adam C. Boyd

Adam C. Boyd graduated from Eastern Washington University in 2007, where he studied film production and screen writing, receiving a BA in Electronic Media and Film. Adam has directed, written, scored, and acted for several award winning short films, including "Resolutions" which aired on the Independent Film Channel in May of 2006, and "A Morning on Maple Street" which was an official selection at the Bumbershoot: One Reel Film Festival in Seattle, WA and HDFest in Los Angeles. Adam has worked as an assistant director on feature films in the Northwest such as "The Ward" (2010), "The Big Bang" (2010), and "Knights of Badassdom" (2011). He's also worked on feature films around the United States, such as the NBC television mini-series "Meteor" (2008) in Los Angeles or "Drive Angry 3D" (2011) in Shereveport, Louisiana. Adam now lives in Spokane, Washington where he continues to work in film.