This film is the product of the collaboration of many talented people:
  • Jim Hunter - Cinematographer
    Jim Hunter shot the film in between principle photography and pick - up shots for the feature "The Unseen"(currently in post production), directed by Lisa France; and starring: Steve Harris, Phillip Block, Katherine Dent and Gale Harold. Jim's twenty plus years as a cinematographer gave him the ability to see Monica's vision and express the story in the light that it was meant to be seen. He is highly regarded for his lighting, green screen/composite, and macro photography. His experience and artistic creativity solved some very complex shot problems to bring the film to life. Jim has shot numerous films and shows for TV for TNT, Lifetime, The Travel Channel, as well as Indie feature films.
    www.jim-hunter.com

  • Karen Shellabarger - Still Photographer
    Karen has been passionate about Photography ever since she set up her first darkroom at the age of 11. She honed her craft in San Francisco assisting popular commercial photographer, Barry Muniz, and printing for some of the city's top professionals in advertising, architecture, fashion and journalism. A commercial photographer for over 12 years, Karen has built a business that includes everything from headshots to editorial, portrait and travel. It's the elegance and simplicity she brings to all of her photographic projects that keeps her clients coming back. And the desire to continue to learn and grow with her photography keeps Karen passionate about what she does. "This is the only job I could ever do" she says, "I just cannot exist with out a camera."


  • Ning Crisostomo - Makeup Artist


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  • Travis Flournoy - Editor


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    © 2008 20 Minutes |

    20 Minutes is a haunting tragic love story with a super natural twist in similar realm to M. Knight Shamalan's films. It was written and directed by Monica Huntington. She also stars in it along with Jeff Marchelletta. It was filmed in historic Ventura, California. The film will be entered into film festivals world wide including Sundance, Santa Barbara, and Toronto.