Jared Skolnick

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Jared is a graduate of Fairfield University, where his thesis film, The Music of Erich Zann, screened at 16 international film festivals, including the 2009 HP Lovecraft Film Festival. He currently works as a freelance photographer and videographer in Massachusetts, developing ideas for feature films and hoping to share his love for the movies with the world.

Jarred Wallace

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Jarred W. Wallace is the founder and President Dagon Industries, Inc. They have their tentacles on the pulse of what’s cool in the realms of Cthulhu Mythos pop culture by manufacturing trinkets and baubles for the Lovecraft/Cthulhu Mythos aficionado such as Cthulhu Fish, Poker Cards, Collectors Coins, Miskatonic U. Products, Lapel Pins, Decals, etc. He lives in a perpetual state immanent flight, a carefully assembled escape and evasion kit always packed and ready by the front door. Do not wake him unless you know where his gun is first. Every year he can be found at the H.P.

Jason Bradley Thompson

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Jason Bradley Thompson (www.mockman.com) is the author and artist of numerous comics, including H.P. Lovecraft's The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, Clark Ashton Smith's Hyperborea, The Stiff and King of RPGs (with Victor Hao). He wrote the Eisner-nominated book on Japanese comics Manga: The Complete Guide, and his gaming comics and illustrations appear regularly on the Dungeons & Dragons website.

Jason Hooper

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Jason Hooper is a filmmaker from Portland, Oregon. Jason's longtime interest in horror and the bizarre led him to direct the short film "DumbShow" as his final project for Pacific University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Film and Video Production. He is currently working at a local production studio, Laika, while using his spare time to plan his next project.Jason is a painter and artist who started out taking a multimedia design course.

Jason Voss

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The Artifact is Jason’s third short film screened at the Lovecraft festival, but his first animated film. Jason has also worked as an illustrator on projects including Chaosiums Mythos the collectable card game, Unspeakable Oath magazine and some Dagon concept art for Stuart Gordon in 2001. His paintings are featured in the 2001 film The Yellow Sign as the crazed artist Aubrey Scott. Jason’s other films are The Vessel 2004, and Room For Error in 2006. In 2010 Jason also worked doing miniatures on the film The Whisperer in Darkness for the H.P.

Jay Lake

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Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works on numerous writing and editing projects. His 2012 books are Kalimpura from Tor Books, and Love in the Time of Metal and Flesh from Prime Books. His short fiction appears regularly in literary and genre markets worldwide. Jay is a past winner of the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and a multiple nominee for the Hugo and World Fantasy Awards. Jay can be reached through his blog at jlake.com.

Jemiah Jefferson

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Author, editor, and longtime horror fan Jemiah Jefferson's publications include the novels Voice Of The Blood, Wounds, Fiend, and A Drop Of Scarlet, and the chapbook of erotic short-stories st*rf*ck*ng. She has also written for Willamette Week, Just Out, Plazm, 2 Gyrlz Quarterly, and the culture blog Popshifter, and maintains a regular comedy-flavored film review blog on Livejournal.

Jenna M. Pitman

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Jenna has had to cancel due to health reasons. We with her a speedy recovery, and hope to see her next year!Jenna M. Pitman is a speculative fiction writer originally from the Pacific Northwest.She has written for a variety of publications and anthologies and edited a few more. Currently she is the assistant editor of Grim Corps Magazine and is working on her third novel. She attends many different fandom related events as a panelist or guest and volunteers at many others.

Jeremy Peterson

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Jeremy Peterson is a Portland area director, producer and editor of over fifty and micro-budget short including several award winning films that range in tone from lovecraftian to comedic. Founder of "a3o Studios: Independent Film", a loose group of creative filmmakers that specialize in low and no-budget, high-quality short films. In 2010 a3o Studios showed "Effulgence", a twenty minute short film at HPLFF that was based on the 2009 HPLFF winning screenplay. Jeremy also has a strong interest in world domination through extensive use of lasers, robotics and/or tamed monsters.

Jeremy Robert Johnson

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Jeremy Robert Johnson is the Wonderland Award Winning author of We Live Inside You, cult hit Angel Dust Apocalypse, Stoker Nominated novel Siren Promised (w/Alan M. Clark), and the end-of-the-world freak-out Extinction Journals. His fiction has been acclaimed by authors like Chuck Palahniuk and Jack Ketchum and has appeared internationally in numerous anthologies and magazines.

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