Mark McNabb – Producer/Director
Kelly Rae Irwin – Producer

"When I was 13, I was watching an entertainment show on television, and they had a segment on that was a behind-the-scenes making of a movie. I was less interested in the actual movie, and more about the activity I saw. All the people and energy transfixed me. They were so focused to create just a single shot for a movie. It amazed me and I knew I was hooked".

Over the next 27 years, Mark's aspirations manifested with the Producing and Directing of over 25 films, in the form of features, shorts and music videos. Mark's many career highlights include Producing "Manimals", starring then-newcomer Chris Klein ("American Pie"), the acquisition of "Dark Fields” by Lions gate Entertainment, Producing "Blind Eye" with action-film legends Roddy Piper and Nick Mancuso, and most recently Directing and Producing the children’s fantasy-adventures ‘The Mystical Adventures of Billy Owens’ and ‘Billy Owens and the Secret of the Runes’, for Los Angeles-based ArtistView Entertainment.. Currently, Mark has served as Producer and Director on the special fx-adventure ‘Ghost Trap’ and the western-adventure ‘Home Alone on the Range’, both the newest releases for Skylight Films.
From 2003-2009, Kelly Rae Irwin has channeled her enthusiasm over a good story into the opportunity to entertain audiences, all over the world. In 2003, Kelly started out as a volunteer Production Assistant, on a low-budget horror movie, and quickly ascended the ranks within Skylight Films, with her hard work ethic and commitment to each and every project. Now a seasoned Producer, Kelly is ready to face new challenges as Skylight Films begins to solidify itself within the global entertainment marketplace.

"Filmmaking is such an adventure for us because no two productions are ever the same. We've produced action, fantasy, and even a western. There are so many challenges that come from Producing and having the ability to adapt under any conditions. In this profession, you need to pay your dues, take some risks and learn from every on set and off set experience".