Oscar Gubernatiwas born and raised in Palermo, Italy and moved to Los Angeles in 1990 to attend film studies at UCLA. After his graduation he became the Executive Vice President of Stone Canyon Entertainment, a production company based at MGM studios in Los Angeles. He has worked as an independent feature producer including:Tecknolust, Golf Punks, I Woke up Early the Day I Died, Woundings, South of Heaven West of HellandWelcome to Hollywood.In 2002 Oscar moved to NYC to establish Ozone Pictures Inc., a production company specializing in Film Financing, Co-productions & Distribution consulting with focus on films with social and humanitarian content. He also served as Co-Executive Director of IHAF International Humanitarian Artist Foundation, a charitable organization whom awarded artists for their humanitarian efforts. He is the founder of Football Without Boundaries, an organization with the focus of promoting peace through Sports. In 2005 Oscar successfully negotiated and organized a football/soccer match between two ethnicities who have been at civil war for 40 years, the Sinhalese vs. the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka.  In 2005 He received a Humanitarian Award by the Sri Lanka Government and Rotary International for his services to the victims of the Tsunami Disaster. He is currently serving as executive Director of The Claudio Reyna Foundation a charitable organization devoted to provide assistance to children in low income communities through Soccer.A resident of Colorado's western slope outside Telluride,Bruce Frenchworks professionally as a personal chef to popular rock bands such asPearl Jamon world tours. When not on the road, the avid outdoorsman enjoys climbing, mountaineering and Kayaking near his yurt home in the San Juan Mountains.While sailing around the world in the mid '90s, he made a stopover in Sri Lanka. Exploring the island on an old motorcycle, he was moved by the island's rich culture and raw natural beauty, but mostly by the kindness and hospitality of the locals. It was that kind hospitality that fueled his return to volunteer after the tsunami tragedy. In 2005 He received a Humanitarian Award by the Sri Lanka Government for his services to the victims of the Tsunami Disaster.A native of Bowral, NSW Australia,Donald Thomas Patersonjoined the Australian Army Reserve at age 17 and then six months later, the Australian Army. He became involved in Junior Rugby League while in midst of his military career at a posting in Brisbane and has been there ever since. He found his niche in Sports Medicine and currently works as an in-demand trainer for Newcastle area football teams and teaches popular first aid courses for the community at large.He is married to Tracey and has a son Cory, who plays first grade rugby league for the Newcastle Knights; and two daughters Karah and Krystal. In 2005 He received a Humanitarian Award by the Sri Lanka Government for his services to the victims of the Tsunami Disaster.