The Team

Folleh Tamba is the founder of Wolf Dog Films still an active duty Marine in the USMC. Folleh attended Columbia College Chicago Film School, as a writer/director he produced a variety of shorts and short features. Upon finishing his time at Columbia Folleh embarked on a new journey in life as a USMC, while on duty Folleh videotaped and recorded his tour of duty in Iraq's Forbidden Sunni Triangle. Upon returning to the United States Folleh began work on his first feature length film entitled "The Triangle of Death." Folleh has recently completed the film and is following it up with "In 400" a return visit to Iraq to see the change that has happened since he left in 2005. Currently Folleh is shooting "The Float" a look at the USMC expansive training and "Parking Tickets" a look at ticketing in the city of Chicago.

Juan Montelongo is the co-founder of Wolf Dog Films acting as chief operating officer. Juan graduated from Columbia College Chicago with Bachelor of Arts degree in Film/Video. It was at Columbia where Juan worked on over 200 short films acting as various positions on set from produciton assistant to camera operator. In 2006 Juan interned on the film "Grace is Gone" and following his internship began work on "The Triangle of Death" as cinematographer and more importantly as a producer. Juan has developed a variety of skills in just about every department of the film making process. Currently Juan is working on "In 400," "The Float," "Parking Tickets," and "The Olympian."

Thomas Hartmann is a producer at Wolf Dog Films he joined the team in 2007 as a composer at first and then a producer for "The Triangle of Death." Tom graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts in Film/Video. Upon recieving his degree he began Blink of an Eye Productions a wedding videography company at first and now a full time videography company expanding into the multimedia domain. Tom is an avid filmmaker continually creating short films and music videos for clients and companies. He is currently preparing to work on "In 400."