Chris and Matt at the production office for Dioscuri
Bolder Pictures started over twenty years ago as an independent motion picture partnership between Writer/Director Christopher Foley and Producer Matthew Cameron. Their first film - an ultra low budget Civil War drama called Dioscuri - won the New York State Student Festival and actually found distribution overseas. After moving to Los Angeles and working on a number of other projects, Matt and Chris went their separate ways. Matt became the manager/producer for his wife, international pop star Tajci, while Chris kept Bolder going as a commercial and marketing video company.
When Matt was diagnosed with terminal cancer, the pair re-united and re-focused on scripted drama. The result was the short film, Across, which Bolder is now flipping into a feature film. While Matt passed away during post-production of the short, Chris is committed to producing feature films, while still keeping Bolder in the commercial world as well.
Chris has been working in video production for two decades. He started in Television News in his hometown of Rochester, New York while earning his Masters in Film/Video. Then, he spent a decade in Los Angeles, first wearing a number of hats on the set, before zeroing-in on editing and screenwriting. After six years as an Editor at Country Music Television, Chris re-focused on his own production company, Bolder Pictures, where he continues to produce and direct video content for local and national clients.
Chris’ credits include dozens of TV series, several motion pictures and hundreds of national commercials and infomercials. Some of his recent clients include A&W Restaurants, Herzing University, the Milwaukee Brewers, Time Warner Media, Diamond Nexus, and Toro Lawnmowers.
He has sold three feature scripts and has won numerous screenwriting awards, including first place at Worldfest and semi-finalist at the Academy’s Nicholl Fellowship. Chris has also taught Screenwriting, Film Production, and Avid/Premiere Editing at Nashville Film Institute and Tennessee State University. He is married and loves traveling and playing tennis.