A founding member of Road Dog Pictures, John French is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology where he majored in Film Production with a Concentration in Editing, and minored in Technical Communications.

Since moving to Los Angeles, John has worked on a variety of independent and commercial productions, continuing the love of filmmaking he has had since early childhood. He has been the Film Editor for a number of films including Dark Eyes, the feature documentary Highway Pilgrim, Everything Exposed by Light, and most recently Fool Me Once, an official selection of the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival. His other credits include The Gray in Between, staring Academy Award nominee Anne Archer, SHOULD., produced by Unknown writer Matthew Waynee, and numerous DVD supplemental materials for The Fifth Element, Secondhand Lions, and Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle, among others. His television credits include FOX's "Paradise Hotel" , "The Complex", and Comedy Central's "Primetime Glick with Martin Short." He is currently the Supervising Editor of G4's flagship show, "X-Play."
   

Professionally, Mark Grzesiuk has worked in various roles of production. He has worked on shows for several different networks including FOX, FOX Sports, MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, and A & E. Mark’s passions are for producing and directing. In 2004 he co-produced with Joe Kingsley, the feature film A Father’s Worth, which is in the final stages of post-production and is currently seeking distribution for a domestic DVD release. Currently, Mark is working to help launch the 2005 LA Femme Film Festival as an Associate Producer.

Mark believes that the fundamental strength of Road Dog Pictures can be found in how long each of the members have known one another. Mark met fellow Road Dog, Joe Kingsley, in third grade when the teacher assigned him the seat next to “the new kid.” Who would have guessed 17 years later that they still would be best friends and working with one another.

Mark attended the Rochester Institute of Technology to study Film and Video Production. At RIT he met the other two Road Dogs, Rob LiCalsi and John French, forming an important team of talent. Mark believes it’s the different individual talents each Road Dog partner brings to the table which puts them ahead of their competition.

Mark Grzesiuk is excited about launching Road Dog Pictures and working towards his goal of creating a catalogue of projects that are all uniquely different but still maintain a worldwide appeal.
   

Joe Kingsley is a founding member of Road Dog Pictures and a graduate of the University of Connecticut (go Huskies!). He has been pursuing movies since he first got his hands on a video camera. Making movies throughout his youth with fellow Road Dog partner, Mark Grzesiuk, Joe went on to college to write, direct, and star in a variety of highly popular and sometimes-controversial comedy shows on the UCONN campus station.

Since moving to Los Angeles, Joe has been working in television production. His credits include “Paradise Hotel”, “Forever Eden”, and two seasons of “Trading Spouses” for FOX; “The Wade Robson Project” and “Next” for MTV; music videos; and as well co-producing the independent feature, A Father’s Worth with Mark Grzesiuk.
   

As one of the founding members of Road Dog Pictures, Rob has been making films for the past several years. Since attending Rochester Institute of Technology with fellow partners Mark Grzesiuk and John French, he has consistently worked with them as well as Joe Kingsley on a number of different projects. Most recently, he has completed his first feature film as an Editor on A Father’s Worth. Rob is currently an editor for G4-Tech TV and Mirage Productions, a DVD Production Company.

Rob’s personal and professional works as a filmmaker span the entire range of genres. From documentaries on break dancing to narratives about the DJ culture, he is constantly expanding his horizons as an editor, writer, and director.