ABOUT US

Sean McCulley CEO Mudturtle Theatrical, Inc


Sean has been in broadcast television and video production for 35 years. He has thousands of hours directing live concerts and events for global satellite feeds. He’s also created hundreds of videos for corporate, government and non-profit clients through his company, Mudturtle Media, LLC. The non-profit work has the most meaning for him and includes projects covering human trafficking, orphaned children, medical and health outreach and disaster relief. These projects exposed Sean to needs in places around the world including India, Nepal, Jamaica, Honduras, Costa Rica, Okinawa, Guam, as well as throughout the United States and Canada.

Documentary work is also in his repertoire, having been an editor and production manager on the original “The Conscientious Objector” film, which became the basis for the Academy Award winning film, “Hacksaw Ridge” as well as other documentary series.

Currently, Sean's non-profit work includes a boarding school for Native American children in Holbrook, Arizona and community colleges throughout California. His documentary work has him venturing to Vietnam in 2024.

Sean acted in and directed theater productions in his college years.  It seemed inevitable since he was raised in a theater environment owing to his mother, a theater director, costumer, and performer and his father, an actor, stage manager and prop master in television for such shows as Carol Burnett and Maude. Sean's father also worked on shows through out the major theaters in Los Angeles including Hollywood Pantages Theater, Shrine Auditorium, Pasadena Playhouse, Hollywood Bowl, Ahmanson Theatre, Mark Taper Forum and Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

Moving to Fillmore has been on Sean’s mind for several decades. Although a resident of Thousand Oaks for almost 20 years, Sean moved to Santa Clarita in 2008. One of his regular video clients, Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, had Sean driving through Fillmore every week. And each week the desire to move to Fillmore became stronger. Finally, in 2019, the circumstances were right and him and his wife, Connie, purchased a home in Fillmore. They moved in June 2020. Since then, Sean joined the Fillmore Rotary Club and is now a board member.

Our Board

Photo of the board members of the Fillmore Town Theatre

Left to Right (Back Row): CEO Sean McCulley, Board Member Greg Agostinelli, Board Member Scott Beylik, Board Member Ray Tetz

Left to Right (Front Row): General Secretary/Treasurer Connie Lee, Board Member Berta Vassuar, Board Member Brandy Lengning

The board consists of:
Scott Beylik: Scott Beylik owns and operates Beylik Farms as well as Agroponics, specializing in growing food with 90% less water than a regular soil farm. Scott also serves on the board of the Fillmore Unified School District and the Fillmore Rotary Club.
Brandy Lengning: Brandy is a real estate broker-associate with Barajas Real Estate, a notary public, a member of the Fillmore Lions Club, and is the owner and lead pistol instructor of Home Grown Safety. She’s married to Danny, a Fish and Game Captain. Brandy’s full-time gig is being mom to two amazing talented girls, Mable and Charlotte. Brandy regularly volunteers at the theatre in multiple capacities including the concession stand, ticket taker, kid wrangler, sound tech for plays and all around cheerleader.
Berta Vassaur: Berta Vassaur has been in banking since 2006. Starting her career with SBBT, acquired by Union Bank and now proud to be representing US Bank in the community of Fillmore. She moved to Fillmore in 1989 and raised three beautiful daughters. Berta is a board member of the Santa Clara Valley Boys & Girls Club and Fillmore Association of Business which has kept her active in the community she loves.
Greg Agostinelli: Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Greg works in the tech industry. His wife, Susan, is a special education teacher in the Fillmore Unified School District. Greg volunteers regularly at the theatre in a variety of capacities including behind the concession stand, taking tickets at the door, and small repairs through out the theatre. Greg also heads up the theatre’s house band, Fillmore StageCraft.
Ray Tetz: Ray Tetz is a communication strategist and media producer whose career has been focused on the needs of the non-profit sector, primarily for international development and community-based organizations. His work has taken him to more than 90 countries around the globe. He frequently assists local arts organizations with public relations and fundraising assistance. Ray’s wife Rosy is a magazine and book editor, their daughter a professor of English literature, and their son is a multidisciplinary artist who works with record labels and bands in the resurgent creation of vinyl records and LPs.
 
This all-volunteer board is dedicated to the success of Fillmore Town Theatre as a means of community engagement, artistic expression and a place just to hang out with friends, family and community members. We look forward to resurrecting, revitalizing and growing the theatre and by extension the downtown area.
To see who is who, click on the pics! Thanks to Alberto Valenzuela for taking the photos.

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