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Gene Greenlees was raised in Austin, Texas and began snapping pictures in
1972, at the age of 10 with a Kodak Instamatic. He now has over 50,000
photos and slides to his credit. In 1977, at the age of 15, he started his
film education at Lanier High School in Austin, Texas, shooting and editing
8 & 16mm short movies.  He began flight school that same year.

Dr. Greenlees graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, with a B.S.
in Physics/Education in 1985.  While in college, he worked for Texas
Instruments and IBM in Austin, Texas.

He began his military career as an Air Force officer and flyer in 1985, and
flew until he was accepted into Medical School at the University of Texas
Medical Branch at Galveston.  He went on to complete a residency in
Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine at Johns Hopkins University Hospital
in Baltimore, Maryland.

After medical school graduation in 1996, Dr. Greenlees began dreaming and
writing complete screenplays. In 1999 he edited 7 short movies.  After a
medical relief trip to Banda Aceh, Indonesia in 2005, he was motivated with
his wife Wendy, to write their first feature length screenplay, entitled
“the Emerald coasT project…”. In 2006 he founded Z-Flight Productions and
began shooting the movie we now know as “the PARALYZING AGENT.”  Dr.
Greenlees directed, produced and edited the movie with the help of his wife
Wendy, with a great cast and minimal crew.

Gene continues to practice as a part time anesthesiologist.  He and his wife
have no children, but has a Yorkie named “Cricket” that also starred in the
movie.  He's a commercial-instrument rated pilot and flies an A-36
Beechcraft Bonanza. He's also a ham radio operator (Amateur Extra - KD5ANB).

Since finishing the final editing of "the PARALYZING AGENT" in Fall of 2008,
Gene is now writing 2 novels in hopes of making both into screenplays for
future production.  He also has 2 music videos in pre-production.
 

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