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The Dog Pack began with Tracy and Tony training hard in martial arts. We were training in the Filipino Arts of Kali and Escrima.
One of our instructors was Mister Burton Richardson who trained with, and became one of the Dog Brothers of DOG BROTHERS, Inc. DOG BROTHERS, Inc. is a group of full contact stick fighters.
These guys believe in getting as close as possible to live combat conditions with hand held, non projectile weapons without killing or permanently injuring one another. This type of higher level training and dedication impressed us. We began training in a similar manner and started our own version of the Dogbrothers, calling it The Dog Pack.
Adopting Dogbrother names like DOG BROTHERS, Inc. had done, Tracy became Harddog , Tony became Slickdog and Todd became Longdog . The Dog Pack was officially born June of 1995 with three brothers practicing hard core martial arts.
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Soon Russell joined our crew and after the trails and ceremonial initiation he was given the dog name of Wilddog. Then there were four. Eventually, the Pack increased and more Dogs joined the pack including Laughingdog , Howlingdog , and the only female member of the pack Scrapdog.
More dogs joined: Eddie Slydog , Souldog , Baddog and many more, the Dog Pack was in full effect. Coming into the new millennium the Dog Pack moved toward their only other discipline, movie making.Tracy had done several independent and industrial projects from 1990 to 1999, and In 2001 he was inspired to go back to movie making and drive the Dog Pack in that direction.
Wilddog was an up and coming talented actor and Slydog a talented writer. The Pack was ready. We gathered for a meeting, created a story, and Slydog wrote the script. After several projects and a submission to Sundance Film Festival.
The Dog Pack is a hard lined, kick some ass martial arts, action film, story driven movie making company. |
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