Kevin Lang

Kevin began at the youthful age of 17 as an entrepreneur when he began producing live concert events and started Pyramid Recordings a recording studio/music store in Howell, Michigan. Kevin then moved on to film and television in Orlando, Florida gaining experience in all fascits of production and post production. Kevin's first hand knowledge of these areas of business have made him a great asset to any production. His coverage of President Bush at Booker Elementary is now a part of history on that fatefull day September 11, 2001. Kevin also served as a cameraman for Steven Speilberg's documentary on holocaust victims "Shoah" and produced documentaries for VH1 with Britney Spears, Steven Tyler and Ray Charles. Kevin has also earned editorial status for the animation world with his work on Project Firefly's "FarmForce" . Kevin has also directed a short film "House of Forever" winner of people's choice award at Melbourne Film Festival 2004, as well as directed a music video for Warner Brothers "Smallville".