Contributors

CONTRIBUTORS

Creating Crisis Medicine and the courses we teach has been a 30-year endeavor. Getting the videos online was a much quicker process, thanks to a team of contributors that helped us build the site, film and edit the online courses, and create our logos and design work. We firmly believe people should be acknowledged for their valuable contributions.

Robert Meyer Burnett is an award-winning filmmaker who has worked in every aspect of filmmaking. Robert has 36 years in the film industry, from PA on Leatherface to directing Free Enterprise and producing Agent Cody Banks & Cody Banks 2. He’s edited & produced iconic DVD/Blu-ray features for major studios, worked on The Lord of the Rings & X-Men, and contributed to Star Trek Blu-rays, while developing and producing indie films like The Hills Run Red and the upcoming White Devils.

Robert helped Crisis Medicine develop the idea for our stage and then directed, produced, edited the resulting footage, to help us bring the online classes to you.

Peter Nevins is a woodcut printmaker artist in Oregon. He works with traditional blocks of Japanese wood to create multi-layered woodblock prints with simple and elegant designs. Peter created a transformed version of Mike’s favorite Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, simplifying the original design but keeping the spirit of the piece intact. There are 100 Limited Edition 11”x14” prints, printed on Cranes 100% Cotton Rag Paper 300/GSM and the logo is available on other high-quality items from time to time.   His work can be seen at peternevins.com

Alexander Bornstein is an award-winning composer currently based in Los Angeles. His music has been heard on television, independent films, feature films, web series, documentaries in the festival circuit, and concert halls around the U.S.  His credits include the music for TV series Lost In Space, The Boys, The Twighlight Zone, and more. He also contributed to the music in a number of blockbuster films. Alexander has also been at the forefront of new multimedia platforms, composing music for one of the first VR television series.

Justin “Cookie” McCarty has been a tattoo artist in Urbana Illinois since 2011. With a bachelor’s in computer animation and a heavy interest in the history of art and its attempt to depict the events and mysteries that define our time on earth, Justin has an eye on the new horizons of artistic expression and an understanding of its roots. Among the hobbies and recreational activities that help influence this drive, tiki culture and libation led to a serendipitous meeting with Crisis Medicine’s Laurie and Mike at Trader Vic’s 90th anniversary in San Francisco. You can find Justin on Instagram  @mccartytattoo, and his art on our website in the store, our new Pirate Queen sticker,  and for the Improvised TECC class…

Nick Henderson created our primary logos and provided initial design work for the website. Henderson Graphics specializes in working closely with entrepreneurs to create logos and branding, as well as Word Press websites.