About Us

After 25 years in Animation and Visual Effects working for studios like Pixar, Disney and Lucasfilm, filmmaker Doug Nichols embarked on an effort to preserve the history of his favorite sport – fencing.  Creating the West Coast Fencing Archive, he began the exhaustive process of researching the people and personalities that exemplified this unique sport.  Initially writing histories for web publication, the idea of translating some of these stories into film began to take shape in early 2016.  He made his directorial debut with The Last Captain. Stro: The Michael D’Asaro Story is his sophmore effort. 

Greg Lynch spent 25 years building sets for TV and Movie productions. He built sets on everything from Tremors to Angels & Demons. During that period he directed hundreds of short videos for Kung Fu Tai Chi Magazine as well as numerous music videos. He helped write and produce the biography of fencer George Piller. Stro: The Michael D’Asaro story is his first feature length project as a director.

Philip Kreyche studied music at the University of California at Irvine, before pursuing a degree in history at the University of Texas. He spent several years in the Austin theater and film scene before moving to Los Angeles, where he scored his first two feature films — “The Last Captain” and “Galaxy Lords,” both of which are available on Amazon Prime. He currently lives and works in a small town in New Hampshire.