The Mysteriacs are…
Adrian Vanderbosch
Adrian became an actor because of the old cliché – he fell in love with performing the first time he got onstage – but he remained an actor because, to him, no other art speaks as deeply to and about the human condition. After starring in numerous plays and receiving a Best Actor award on a statewide level, Adrian entered the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts, West in Hollywood, California. While there, he performed in the state’s official theater, The Pasadena Playhouse, filling roles in such shows as “The Blue Room,” “I Am the Camera,” and “Boy’s Life.” However, Adrian’s focus slowly leaned further from the stage, taking him behind the camera lens, and immediately after graduating, Adrian wrote, directed, and produced hisfirst film, “Alone in My Head.”
In 2001, Adrian was cast as Carl Denham in the, “The Eighth Wonder.” This feature length mockumentary about the genesis of the original King Kong was written and directed by Disney animator James Mansfield and featured directors Peter Jackson and Frank Darabont, special effects makeup artist Stan Winston, and many other prominent members of the Hollywood industry.
In 2003, Adrian returned to his native Midwestern home and immediately threw himself into various collaborations with long-time friend and creative partner Patrick McIntire. Chief among these was the ambitious journey to obtain the rights to develop a feature film derived from the world-renowned “Myst” video game and novel franchise – an effort they made with little capital or connections. Four years later, Adrian and his company, Mysteria Film Group, finally had the rights to “Myst” securely in hand. Since that time, Adrian has been working as a Producer alongside industry titans Mark Johnson and Hunt Lowry, to shepherd the “Myst” motion picture into Hollywood.
Isaac Testerman
Isaac is the founder of Delve Films, a full service production company that works closely with the indie-film market, as well as big budget motion pictures in Hollywood. Isaac Testerman has several major feature films in different stages of production and development, partnering with some of the industries top producers including Oscar winner Mark Johnson, and Hollywood veteran Hunt Lowry.
Delve Films also has a strong documentary department, currently shooting several projects across five continents.
Isaac presently serves on the board of directors for Film Oregon Alliance, and has been instrumental in bringing several feature films to the state, including Crowley starring Harrision Ford, and the TNT hit drama, Leverage.
Patrick A. McIntire
Patrick began his career in the independent film circuit serving both in front of the camera and behind the scenes. From 1994’s Pocket Guide to White Suburban Youth to his own foray into micro-cinema with his 1997 feature Scenarios, Patrick has maintained a commitment to creating, promoting and supporting independent film.
He served as Unit Production Manager and Postproduction Consultant on The Silo, Producer and Editor on Adrian’s film Alone in My Head, and found screenwriting acclaim for his short film Easier to Ignore. In 2008, Patrick wrote, directed and produced the short film For Travis Preston.
Patrick recently completed principal photography on the independent short Scorpio on which he served as Co-Producer and Co-Director with collaborator, Adrian Vanderbosch. Upon its completion, the film will begin making its rounds on the festival circuit.
By day, Patrick works as a consultant in the realm of web development and e-commerce through the freelance media design and development firm, TechniArtist Media.
Yale Rice
Yale began his career as a novelist, penning the cross-genre literary work Good to Eat a Thousand Years. His short film adaptation of a chapter from the book, titled I’m with You in Rockland, brought his talents to the attention of MFG principles. Yale now serves as a Developmental Producer and Associate Producer for MFG, helping to bring
Myst: The Book of Ti’ana to fruition. He also recently undertook the roles of First Assistant Director and Executive Producer on the short film Scorpio, a project headed by Vanderbosch and McIntire.
Jason Silveus
Jason’s creative energies have taken him down many roads. Aside from his work as an accomplished improvisational artist, he has also served as a Creative Producer on multiple films, including McIntire and Vanderbosch’s For Travis Preston. He has authored numerous short stories and screenplays, and has begun work on his first novel, Brenda Had Eyes. Most recently, Jason co-wrote, produced and performed in the short film, Scorpio.
