ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS

Hey Brother Productions, LLC is a Connecticut-based film company and partnership built on a single belief: the most powerful stories are often the ones that were almost lost. Combining decades of experience across acting, writing, directing, and documentary filmmaking, the partners bring complementary skills to one mission — telling those stories with rigor and care. 

The company's debut feature, The Pardue Brothers, is built on over half a decade of primary-source research — FBI files, court documents, National Archives records, and firsthand accounts.

Daniel J. Mulvihill, Jr. has been an actor for the past forty years with stage, film, and TV credits. He is now focusing on behind the scenes writing, directing, and producing projects for consideration for TV & Film. His creativity and collaboration with others enhance the goals of making good stories, great stories. As a local realtor with decades of experience, his connection to Danbury and this story is part of what drew him to it — and part of why he's spent years making sure it's told right. That local knowledge — of the people, the places, and the history — is what he brings to the production. 

Blaze Mazur is a filmmaker and media professional driven by a profound passion for storytelling and visual arts.  A native of the Tri-State area, he discovered his love for filmmaking at an early age, embarking on a creative journey that led him to study at New York University’s renowned Tisch School of the Arts. Blaze's diverse experience spans artistic and professional projects, including narrative films, documentary filmmaking, theater, commercials, and still photography. Blaze has collaborated with a range of talents, ranging from musicians to politicians to fine artists, as well as independently producing his own projects.