Jude S. Walko

Jude S. Walko grew up in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia and received a Magna Cum Laude Bachelor of the Arts degree in acting from the renowned University Of Georgia Drama Department in Athens, Georgia, home of the famed Peabody award. He studied acting there before moving to Los Angeles, California. His is a Producer's Council member of the Producer's Guild of America and a SAG actor, as well as a longstanding professional member of ASIFA. He is Co-Founder of Blue Falcon Productions, LLC. It's a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, which has several projects in development and rights options. The company released their first feature film "The Incantation", in 2018, which starred former Superman, Dean Cain. Walko wrote, directed and acted in the film which won several awards including the 7th Annual Eclipse Award for Best Direction.

Became a Professional Member in good standing of the International Animated Film Society ASIFA-Hollywood on July 28, 2013.

Became a member of The Loyal Order of The Moose on April 20, 2009 at Lodge #652 in Burbank, California to the tunes of The Seat of Our Pants Band featuring Scott Babcock, Steve Moos.

In 2008, Jude worked for 6 months in India and Thailand in pre-production on a project titled "Marma Yogi" which was written by, and to be directed by, and starring Kollywood Mega-star Kamal Haasan before it was shelved due to lack of funds.

They have two beautiful children together, Preeya Marie "Fah" Walko born on June 24, 2003 and Orion Joseph "OJ" Walko born on January 05, 2005.

In the mid 90s and early 2000s, Jude was one of the founding members of Double Dog Dare Productions based out of San Francisco which had success in its short film department including showings on Bravo, Independent Film Channel, Air Canada, Caroline's Comedy Club and several other venues. Among several project in the works, Jude has a feature script and is writing a novel-length version of his story "The Unhallowed Horseman", which is a re-imagining of, and loosely based on the characters of, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.

Jude splits his time between Los Angeles and Bangkok, Thailand, where he married a Thai woman, Pranom Thumcha, whom he meet there on June 19, 1999.

In the early 1995, Jude was hired to act in a bar scene in the Korean Drama "Asphalt Man" aka "Dream Racer" starring Lee Byung-hun and produced by Seoul Broadcasting System. After inquiring, he was then hired on for the remainder of the shoot as an assistant grip traveling from San Francisco to the Bonneville Salt Flats, Bakersfield Speedway and finally Venice Beach in Los Angeles.

Jude credits his witnessing of the filming of The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia (1981) for sparking his interest as a child and eventually leading to his pursuit of a career in the film business.