Disconnected

Gina Lombardi is a producer, writer, and storyteller whose work spans film, television, and podcasting. Her producing credits include the feature films Disconnected and The Cryptid, as well as the award-winning shorts Sterling and From Home.

Earlier in her career, Lombardi created and produced the television series FIT NATION, for the Discovery Channel’s Fit TV and later created, wrote and produced The Health Interrupted Podcast. She is also the author of Deadline Fitness, a road map she used for her celebrities on how lose weight and get in shape when on a deadline.

Through GKg Productions, Lombardi develops character-driven stories that entertain while exploring timely social and human themes. Disconnected made its world premiere at the 2026 Heartland International Film Festival.

Kevin Sizemore is an actor, producer, and owner of GKg Productions, an independent company focused on character-driven, meaningful storytelling.

As a producer, Sizemore develops films that entertain, inspire, and spark conversation. Disconnected does just that and made its world premiere at the 2026 Heartland International Film Festival. His next producing project will be The Cryptid.

Sizemore’s acting credits include NCIS, Chicago P.D., The Staircase, Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462 and I Love LA. His film work includes Mine 9, Woodlawn, and New England Toys. He also earned a Telly Award for his performance in the animated film Walk in the Light, which examines the impact of the Oklahoma City bombing.

Through GKg Productions, Kevin brings an actor’s eye for character and performance to every stage of filmmaking—from development and packaging through production, festival strategy, and audience outreach. GKg Productions is committed to producing accessible, purposeful films that connect with audiences and leave a lasting impression.

Ty DeMartino is an award-winning playwright and screenwriter. 

For the stage, Ty penned the book to the country jukebox musical Ticket to Nashville and later wrote the film adaptation (A Nashville Wish). He was named “Playwright of the Year” by The Baltimore City Paper for his political work The Blessed Mothers of War. His father-son drama, Finding Fossils, was named Best Production of the Baltimore Playwrights Festival and was later produced by The Road Theatre in Hollywood where it was honored as “Outstanding Production” by Stage Scene L.A. 

For the big and small screen, Ty wrote the short film, The Exhibit, which was an official selection of the 2024 IndieX Film Fest, as well as the features Tulsa (co-writer, 2020 ICFF “Best Feature/Audience Award”), The Pledge and A Christmas Tree Miracle which is played every year to international audiences. He recently served as a staff writer for “The Merry Beggars,” scripting weekly dramatic podcasts, and is currently developing several drama and comedy projects.