Redemption of the Fall is a documentary about a woman who fell four stories from a condominium in Park City, UT. She was in a coma for a year following her accident. After she awoke and began to rehabilitate, her father thought the process was moving to slowly…so he invented a machine. Will Townsley: Will is a composer and professional performing musician whose score credits include several projects for Bro n ‘Stine Productions (Las Vegas, Nevada) including the feature documentaries Boys of Summer, You Should Know Jack and Redemption of the Fall directed by Robert Cochrane. When he’s not scoring for film, he composes other works for orchestra, wind symphony, chamber ensembles, and jazz ensembles, which have been performed by various organizations across the U.S. Will’s favorite pastime is spending quality time with his wife and children where they reside in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. He is also currently pursuing doctoral studies in music at Texas Christian University. Christine Cochrane: Christine is a multi-keyboardist, percussionist, vocalist, and songwriter who has been playing at her craft since she was nine years old. She honed her chops performing musical and dramatic theatre as well as improvisational comedy. She is one of the few women in the country stepping on to the male-dominated dueling piano stage. She began this high-energy, rock-and-roll sing-a-long adventure in San Diego in 1999. She joined the team at Pete's Dueling Pianos in Addison, Texas just a year later and spent a decade there. She moved to Las Vegas to headline their newest club in 2009. Fourteen years of singing, playing, and improvisational comedy have elevated her craft. When she's not representing the "women's perspective" at Pete's , she is in her recording studio. Her first album, “Not 4 Every 1” is available at CD Baby. Another of her original songs was featured in the independent feature film "the long road home" (a film that marked the first venture from Bro n ‘Stine Productions; the collaboration of Christine's music and her brother Robert's writing, directing, and acting skills). Several of her songs are featured in Robert's latest documentary "Redemption of the Fall," which will premiere in January 2013 during the Sundance Film Festival. Robert Cochrane: Robert is an award-winning filmmaker with several narrative and documentary features to his credit. “The Playaz Court” (Artisan Entertainment, 2002), which he wrote and starred in, was his break-through project. Two years later, Robert wrote, directed and produced “Boys of Summer”, his first documentary feature. All of the proceeds from the acclaimed, award-winning film benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation. He also adapted and directed two Stephen King projects, “Luckey Quarter” and “Roland Meets Brown”. The latter won Simon & Schuster’s Grand Prize, for which Robert got to meet and share the films personally with King in the publisher’s Manhattan office. He is half of the dynamic brother and sister team, Bro n 'Stine. He wrote the original songs for "Redemption of the Fall". Most recently, Robert completed his Master’s Degree at UNLV in Journalism and Media Studies with honors. He was also invited to join Phi Kappa Phi, served as a Graduate Assistant, taught numerous courses, hosted a radio show and received a scholarship during his tenure. He continues to teach television and film courses at the Art Institute of Las Vegas. He is blessed to have a beautiful, loving wife and two wonderfully rambunctious children.