Born, raised, and educated in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Steve K. Kendrick has enjoyed a 41+ year Automotive Retail career. During that period of time, he was also able to be a part of several entrepreneurial endeavors.

Monument Entertainment, LLC is one of those endeavors. Having created the company to facilitate a singular Artist development opportunity, it has now grown into a company that not only contracts Artist development but also Music Publication, Marketing, and Movie Documentary production.

Steve is very excited to be a major contributor to the KILLER: The Harmon Killebrew Story and the Atlanta Cold Case documentaries.

John Fedack is a published author and professional with over 30 years of business management and leadership in the technology industry; specializing in software and data networks, accounting, risk management (commercial insurance and surety bonds), contracts, and marketing.

As Executive Producer for Monument Entertainment, he is directly responsible for the creation of KILLER: The Harmon Killebrew Story, Documentary project. Harmon was the original power hitter in the American League for the Minnesota Twins. The film will focus on Harmon’s spectacular accomplishments on the field and strength of his character off the field. The Minnesota Twins and MLB are partners as well as sponsors for this historic film. Release date is set for Winter 2017/2018.

Recently, Monument has begun production on the documentary “Where is Mary?” John has assembled three experienced “Cold Case” detectives including a PhD criminal profiler to discover what happened to Mary Shotwell Little who was kidnapped in Atlanta on October 14, 1965. There is no way for this story to have a happy ending John and the Monument team are committed to discovering what really happened to this young girl fifty one years ago.

VanDerKloot Film & Television, company founder Bill VanDerKloot grew up in Chappaqua, NY and is an independent director and producer whose career includes short films, television documentaries and theatrical features. Over the years he has traveled the world producing films on a range of subjects from public sculpture to ethnic history; from southern blues to environmental science. He has won over one hundred international film and television awards, including the George Foster Peabody Award.

Bill VanDerKloot founded of the award-winning Little Mammoth Media children’s programs, The BIG Adventure Series®, which are licensed in over 30 countries. The latest program in the series, THE BIG FREEZE is due for release in late 2015.

VanDerKloot™ projects have been distributed on such venues as PBS, Discovery, Turner Broadcasting, CNN, HBO, Showtime, as well as VOD and theatrical release. Based in Atlanta, VanDerKloot was the founder and principal of Magick Lantern Studios, a full service production facility along with a fully-equipped sound stage and television production studio. VanDerKloot’s offices are still in the Magick Lantern Studio complex in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward.

Bill VanDerKloot was the founding director of the Atlanta Film Festival and has written about filmmaking for such industry publications as American Cinematographer. He was an active board member and past president of the Georgia Production Partnership (GPP), an industry association, and he is an active board member and past Chair of the UGA Library Board of Visitors. VanDerKloot has given presentations and lectures around the country including, University of Florida, Georgia State University, New York Churchillians, University of Georgia, Coalition for Quality Children™ Programming, Kennesaw State University, and the New Orleans WWII Museum, to name a few.