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Only at BayouCon will you find some of the best convention guests of any convention. 

 

Emmett Plant

emmettEmmett Plant is a writer, composer and producer who has produced over twenty 'Star Trek' audiobooks for CBS/Paramount, and served as the audio engineer for 'How To Speak Klingon,' due April 2013 from Chronicle Books. As a writer, his work has been featured on Salon, The Wall Street Journal, and Gawker Media's io9.com. He has served as a Slashdot Author and the Editor-in-Chief of Linux.com.

In addition to his work on 'Star Trek' that has spanned the last decade, he has composed soundtracks and designed sounds for over fifty video games on many different platforms, including PC, Mac and mobile devices.

Blurring the boundaries between technology and entertainment, he has also served as the CEO of the Xiph.Org Foundation, which is responsible for a vast number of freely licensed multimedia codecs, from Theora to Vorbis to FLAC. He currently serves as the creative director for his production company, Clockwork Jetpack. He lives in Mesa, Arizona.

Due to health reasons, Emmett will join us via Skype on Saturday only.

 

Denzil Miracle

denzilDenzil H. Miracle arrived on Earth in 1961. During his formation years he studied the art of Judo in Kentucky along with his mother. After high school for a short time Denzil studied Tang Soo Do. In 1990 after watching “Above the Law” his passion returned for martial arts. He located a school that taught Aikido in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and began his training. After earning his Shodan (black belt) in 1995 Aikido he began teaching at the school he was training. By the end of 2005 Denzil took ownership of Gentle Wind Dojo when his sensei retired. You can find Gentle Wind Dojo on Facebook.

Denzil remembers watching Star Trek (TOS) with his mom and has been a fan ever since. Denzil has attended many cons over his life time. But it was not until 2012 that he wore his first Klingon uniform (now known as his “the Great Tribble Hunter” uniform) to a con. In the same year his also did his first panel at a con on Self Defence with a Klingon flare. Denzil, is now currently doing this panel at 3 different cons and the list is growing.

Denzil is a member of IKF (Imperial Klingon Forces) and is known as the Klingon: Lt. Cmdr. Kur'Den vestai-Gowron, C.O. of the IKS qeylIS puqloDpu’ (Son of Kahless), the IKF’s Flag ship of the yo’jav (6th Fleet), Qo’nos Sector which is station in Denham Springs, Louisiana. After many glorious battles for the Emipre, Kur’den has been endorsed by many Klingon Houses. Kur’Den was awarded the title of Dahar Master by Gowron and given the Klingon Metal of Honor from Chancellor Gorkon.  Denzil is also a member of KAG (Klingon Assault Group), Trekfan and SFI (Starfleet International).

John Veron

Born and raised in Lake Charles, La., John always wanted to tell stories. From an early age he was constantly writing short stories, outlining comics, and dreaming up movies. After high school, he moved to New Orleans to study philosophy, but the need to entertain people never left him.  After several years playing in bands in Austin, TX, John moved to Los Angeles and began working in earnest on a variety of television pilots, feature scripts, and web series. In the meantime, he learned the ropes of feature film production as a set PA, office PA, 2nd AD, and production coordinator on a variety of features and commercials, including Nina, starring Zoe Saldana, The Lone Ranger, starring Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer, and Live Free or Die Hard, where he found himself recruited to stand in for Bruce Willis’ hand in several shots.  Creatively, though, John's always found himself drawn back to his native Louisiana. In addition to the great production environment and tax incentives, Louisiana offers John a unique cultural backdrop against which he tells stories about peoples’ relationships with unfamiliar environments, with the traditions they grew up with, and with their own pasts.  Often in John’s stories, those tensions manifest themselves as spectral Cajun boys or tentacles horrors summoned by forgotten magicks – he’s a horror writer at his core.  But while John is interested in making you jump behind your couch, he’s more interested in using horrifying subject matter to explore the things in our lives we don’t like to talk about, the things we ignore as best we can.  In 2011, John co-wrote and produced East Stackton, a $50,000 short film intended as a pitch piece for an anthology that never came to be.  East Stackton was released in the beginning of 2013, and was an official selection of the RIP Horror Film Festival and the New Orleans Horror Film Festival, where Jared Bankens’ performance won Best Actor. At the end of that year, John wrote, produced, and directed You Can Stay Here, a short tone piece based on a feature script John wrote of the same name.  Currently, John is in post-production on his third short as a producer and second as a director, A Matter of Trust.  All three films were produced in the Lake Area, and John intends to keep making movies there until they kick him out once and for all.  

Brandy Matherne & Sara Justice

girlsSt. Charles Parish natives and sisters Brandy Matherne and Sara Justice have appeared as extras together in the Russell Crowe-Mark Wahlberg feature film Broken City and the upcoming blockbuster Jurassic World. Brandy will also be appearing in the upcoming blockbusters Terminator Genisys, Fantastic 4 and Pitch Perfect 2. Both of them will be featured in our panel "Extra Life" This feature panel will focus on what being an extra is like in a blockbuster film, how to become an extra and lots more!

 

 

 

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