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==Producers==

==Producers==

''''To Inflict'''' Executive Producer Don Burnett played an integral role in helping finance and propel the film into a film festival success. Burnett who holds a BA, MA and PhD in education realm only started into film-making a few years before To Inflict's release. He then began a career in education which included being a teacher and principal of the Year at the National Press Club in [[Washington D.C.]], Burnett was also professor of foreign language in [[Brazil]] and [[China]] and finally Educational Consultant to the [[Episcopal]] Bishop of the Diocese of [[Rio de Janeiro]].

''''To Inflict'''' Executive Producer Don Burnett played an integral role in helping finance and propel the film into a film festival success. Burnett who holds a BA, MA and PhD in education only started into film-making a few years before the "To Inflict" release. Burnett began a career in education which included being a teacher and principal of the Year at the National Press Club in [[Washington D.C.]], Burnett was also professor of foreign language in [[Brazil]] and [[China]] and finally the Educational Consultant to the [[Episcopal]] Bishop of the Diocese of [[Rio de Janeiro]].

Culminating over 60 TV episodes as a producer, director and writer Bryan Kreutz, along with Brayden Patterson started the story-boarding and story concepts for "To Inflict" to be a short film in the fall of 2012. Kreutz and Patterson's focus on the story was particularly on the dangers of road-rage and anger in our society along with how it affects those we are close to. The two wrote the story, handing the concept to writer/director Elizabeth Wiegard to write the dialogue with a full script for the short film when she graduated straight out of college in [[St. Louis]].

Culminating over 60 TV episodes as a producer, director and writer Bryan Kreutz, along with Brayden Patterson started the story-boarding and story concepts for "To Inflict" to be a short film in the fall of 2012. Kreutz and Patterson's focus on the story was particularly on the dangers of road-rage and anger in our society along with how it affects those we are close to. The two wrote the story, handing the concept to writer/director Elizabeth Wiegard to write the dialogue with a full script for the short film when she graduated straight out of college in [[St. Louis]].

*[http://www.stltoday.com/suburban-journals/illinois/news/granite-city-man-s-short-film-features-local-backdrops/article_83be093b-90e1-59f2-9c40-a4627a5225c8.html STL Today story on film and writers]

*[http://www.stltoday.com/suburban-journals/illinois/news/granite-city-man-s-short-film-features-local-backdrops/article_83be093b-90e1-59f2-9c40-a4627a5225c8.html STL Today story on film and writers]

*[http://www.bnd.com/entertainment/tv/article201355454.html Belleville News Democrat story on cast and film]

*[http://www.bnd.com/entertainment/tv/article201355454.html Belleville News Democrat story on cast and film]

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