Carrie Anne Drazewski-Keller is an anthropologist who was drawn into the world of true crime through her close friend and writing partner Dr. Al Carlisle, criminal psychologist for Ted Bundy, Keith Jesperson, the HIFI Killers, notorious bank-robber Floyd Forsberg and many more.

She worked as a creative consultant for Dr. Al Carlisle’s book series “Development of the Violent Mind”. She is also a host of the podcast “The CrimeJuicy Cocktail Hour” and is also known for her work on the true-crime series “Violent Minds: Killers on Tape”. 

Publisher, promoter, producer, anthropologist and culture curator, Carrie Anne wears many hats, she wears them well, and they all have feathers. She has a knack for getting to the story behind the story.

Jen Zivkovic is the Co-creator of Oracle Reel Films, LLC, where she blends her background in project management and cultural anthropology to bring clarity and heart to every project. With seven years as an independent transaction coordinator, she honed her ability to manage complex, high-stakes workflows—skills she now applies to film production.

A graduate of Utah State University in Cultural Anthropology, Jen is committed to amplifying diverse voices and ensuring authentic representation, informed by her work alongside individuals with disabilities. At Oracle Reel, she collaborates with a team dedicated to creating socially conscious media, approaching each production with precision, purpose, and advocacy.

Alison Campo is a production professional known for balancing complex logistics with creative vision. With a strong background in production accounting, she brings expertise in budgeting, cost management, and financial oversight, making her an invaluable asset to any project.

Beyond her production work, Alison is committed to philanthropy, supporting arts education and advocating for underrepresented voices in the industry. Respected for her keen eye for detail and collaborative leadership, she fosters inclusive environments that empower creativity and innovation on set.