Image Gallery

We figured what better way to learn all about us, than to give you the opportunity to hang out with us on location! Come check out our image gallery and see what our daily experience is like! Images are updated regularly, so come back and check us out again soon!

Dennis Curry

Mr. Curry is the CEO for Stage 6 Digital. He brings over 30 years of experience to the game in an array of film and theatrical arenas as well as social services.

For over 15 years Dennis worked with the elderly in skilled nursing facilities along with Developmental Challenged adults. Dennis was involved in teaching Acting and Video Production for D.D.S.O., eventually becoming the Program Director for their Stockton, California site, The Alan Short Center.

Dennis has worked as an Actor, Director, Screenwriter, and Producer and has authored 6 screenplays. His directorial credits include, ONE NIGHT IN CANOGA PARK, NO MUSTARD, DAYDREAM BELIEVER and MR. 13 EPISODES, along with the feature film, RITES OF SPRING.

In May of 2006, Dennis and Stage 6 co-produced the feature film, RANCHERO featuring Danny Trejo and Ruth Livier where Dennis also served as both the UPM and 1st AD for the shoot.

Dennis' most recent accomplishment was editing the HD Feature Documentary, THE PILGRIMAGE PROJECT.

Shaun Lile

Mr. Lile is the CTO for Stage 6 Digital. Shaun started his career in Dillon, Colorado working for Resort Sports Network. There, he participated in every aspect of production, from directing live and live to tape shows, to maintaining and troubleshooting the equipment, to going on location and capturing the story. In addition to working in production, Shaun took on the responsibility of designing a computer program that included a daily play list of shows, the current events scrolling by on the bottom of the screen and the current time and temperature. This program is still being used by Resort Sports Network today.

Shaun then left Dillon, Colorado to work news production for an ABC affiliate in Denver, Colorado. There, he continued his work with production and expanded his knowledge into live remote microwave technology. Shaun was also responsible for inserting hourly 2 minute CNN weather and snow updates from Resort Sports Network everyday.

Shaun moved to California in the Summer of 2000 to pursue Television and Motion Pictures. He soon started working for CAPS TV in Ventura, California. There, he continued his production experience and also became the mentor for several less experienced Final Cut Pro editors.

In the Summer of 2005, Shaun shot a corporate training video with Dennis Curry and Glenn Porter, which for all practical purpose, is how Stage 6 was born. In the Fall of 2006, Stage 6’s presence, through Shaun Lile, was felt as a part of the creative and technical team presenting Universal Studios Florida’s HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS “360 HORROR SHOW” entitled SWEET 16: THE DIRECTOR’S CUT projection extravaganza. In this event Shaun was responsible for calibration and content on eleven projectors around the park. Shaun was also an integral part of S6 receiving the Best Sound Design award for the short film, “Threshold” at the 2007 “168 International Film Festival here in Los Angeles. Moreover, Shaun is the S6 resident graphic design artist helping to create many of the company’s images and logo’s. He has distinguished himself as S6’s Technology Leader.

Glenn Porter

Mr. Porter is the CFO for Stage 6 Digital. He started in 1999 when he came to California to attend college to specialize in Multimedia Programming and Sound Engineering. In 2001, Glen started his own live internet news show involving kids. He took part in building the studios and supporting the technology of the company’s survival. Since forming the S6 Team, Glenn has become a driving force involved in helping S6 receive the aforementioned awards. In June 2007, Glenn headed up the Location Sound Department for the horror film, “LAKE DEAD.” More recently, Glenn provide the Location Sound for the award winning short film, “THRESHOLD” as well as was the Sound Mixer for the action feature films, “HOTEL CALIFORNIA” and "BIG GAME"