Coleman Luck

Coleman Luck is a Hollywood writer/executive producer known for such television series as The Equalizer that starred Edward Woodward and Gabriel’s Fire that starred James Earl Jones. A native of Wheaton, Illinois, Coleman is a Life Member of the Writers Guild of America, West. He is also a mentalist and a past member of the Academy of Magical Arts at The Magic Castle in Hollywood.

Coleman lives in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of central California with his wife, Carel Gage Luck, a fine artist. They have three adult children, five grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.

Coleman is a decorated combat veteran. In 1968, as an Army infantry First Lieutenant, he led a rifle platoon with the Mobile Riverine Force in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. His personal awards and decorations include two Bronze Stars, one for valor and one for service, three Army Commendation medals, all for valor, the Air Medal and the Combat Infantryman’s Badge.

Carel Gage Luck

Carel was born in Shreveport, Louisiana on Barksdale Air Force Base. When she was five years old she was fostered by a family in Wheaton, Il. It was in this home – the home of Walter and Pearl Super where she grew up.

After graduating from Wheaton Academy near Wheaton, Illinois, she attended Moody
Bible Institute in Chicago. In 1966 she married Coleman Luck, who became a young
Army officer who was sent to Vietnam. She took a degree in fine arts with an emphasis in painting, studying under internationally known artist, Marvin Hardin. Carel’s paintings have been shown in many art exhibits and galleries.

In 1977, Carel, Coleman and their three children moved to California where Coleman had
been accepted in the graduate writing program at USC. For several years, Coleman was a stay-at-home dad, writing screenplays and taking care of the kids while Carel managed a
center for the federal Meals-On-Wheels program in the San Fernando Valley. During this time, she received a commendation from the Mayor and the City of Los Angeles for her
work. When Coleman began selling screenplays, Carel took over management of their new company.

As Coleman became a successful screenwriter and later a television writer/executive
producer, it gave the couple many opportunities to minister to the needs of people in the
entertainment community of Hollywood. Carel and Coleman led a Bible study in Beverly
Hills for a number of years. In addition, Carel has led many women’s seminars and
studies, as well as hosting many special events in her home.

In 1994, Coleman began executive producing a primetime science fiction series called
“The M.A.N.T.I.S.” at Universal Television for the Fox Network. He suggested that
Carel join him as a partner in writing an episodic script for that series. The experiment
went well. Besides co-writing episodes for “The M.A.N.T.I.S.” for MCA/Universal, “The
Burning Zone” for UPN and the “Left Behind” series for PAX TV, Carel has co-written
four movies for independent companies.

Carel and Coleman have been married 59 years. They live in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains near Yosemite National Park. They have three adult children, five
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

James Covell

James Covell is a graduate of the University of Southern California with a degree in Music Composition. His musical scores have been heard on every major television network as well as worldwide on such shows as Tom & Jerry In New York on HBO MAX, and currently the explosive new podcast series The Exorcist Files and the provocative Patterns of Supernatural Phenomena

He composed the score and conducted the London Symphony Orchestra for the feature film Left Behind.

James has written two musicals, “A House Divided,” set in the Civil War, and “Yearbook, The High School Musical” which is offered nationwide for production through Dramatic Publishing. James was musical Director of the west coast premiere of “It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Superman,” and at LA’s Greek Theatre for 2 live showcases.

He has several commissioned orchestral works, which have been performed by symphonic orchestras around the country.

His non-musical passions are Mrs. Fields cookies, his girlfriend Karen (who he’s been married to for 40+ years) and his two wonder boys Christopher and Cameron who are both in the film industry.

Find out more about him at http://www.JamesCovell.com.

Welborn Ferrene

Welborn Ferrene is a seasoned editor, producer, actor, and voiceover artist whose primary focus
at Thorncrown Studios is developing and producing new series. With credits on Big Brother, Ex on the Beach, America’s Got Talent, Below Deck, and 90 Day Fiancé, and a proven track record
developing series for FOX, Disney+, TNT, E!, and VH1, Welborn brings creative leadership and
deep industry experience to Thorncrown’s growing slate of original programming.

Welborn Ferrene is a veteran television editor, producer, actor, and voiceover artist with nearly 30 years in the entertainment industry. As part of Thorncrown Studios, Welborn’s primary focus
is to develop and produce new series for the studio, creating high-quality, programming.
A graduate of the University of Evansville (BFA, Theatre Performance), Welborn began his career working full-time as an actor (General Hospital, Port Charles). He later transitioned into 3D animation, learning modeling, animation, and visual effects, before moving into post- production, where he built a thriving editorial, production, and voiceover career.

Renowned for his ability to craft a series’ signature look and feel, Welborn is skilled across
genres; unscripted, scripted, documentary, competition, and short-form marketing content such as trailers and promotional campaigns. His editing instincts, mastery of effects (particularly
Sapphire), and deep understanding of rhythm and music allow him to shape projects from concept to completion. He is equally meticulous with sound design—blending music, sound
effects, and audio textures with precision—believing that attention to these details is what truly breathes life into a story and draws viewers to the characters and the worlds being created.
Whether building compelling narratives, designing visual identities for new series, or leading edit teams to maintain consistent quality across seasons, he brings a creative vision that elevates
every project.

Welborn’s work spans nearly every major network and streaming platform. In addition to his editorial and voiceover work, Welborn is an accomplished producer and developer, having helped create, sell, and bring numerous projects to air. Welborn’s combination of hands-on production experience, creative storytelling instincts, and proven track record in development makes him an integral part of Thorncrown Studios’ mission: to deliver inspiring and entertaining programming to a wide range of audiences.