About MORAV Creator and Team

MORAV is created by and created for giant robot and science fiction fans.

MORAV has so far been funded by myself with invaluable help of close friends, coworkers and other renegades from the entertainment industry. It's very much a grass roots independent project of personal creative passion. I have waited a long time for someone to come out with a gritty realistic giant robot series. I always wanted to see this done in the most tangible possible. I finally decided if no one else is going to do than I will. After talking with some of my friends about MORAV I found that I was not the only one that thought this was a good concept.

So here we are.

A few years ago we started writing a television series. Since we began developing the world of MORAV, we have written more than enough to do just a television show. We have come up with a long enough chronology to make webisodes, comics, television shows and motion pictures without repeating stories.

Our focus has been on two things characters we can identify with and tangible environments. The story is about people in exotic locations around the world about immersed in robotic warfare.  We want to put the audience in to a gritty realty that draws from the world around us while keeping the story geared toward adults with a topical multi layered foundations mirroring the complexity of world we all live in.

For giant robot fans we have also written the series to keep introducing new and exciting robot technologies until the entire world is dominated by these giant machines. The MORAVs are going to be true multi purposed machines that people fear at an almost primal level, like being prey to a shark.  There is nowhere to hide from a MORAV. Almost nothing can stop them, except other MORAVs.

This fall we are going to release the first installment of the MORAV series as a grphic novel called MORAV: The History of Robotic Warfare. We're all very excited and hope you enjoy our first of many stories. Now that we have rapped up the first book, our plan is to move back to the live action side of things and produce a webisode series for the morav.net website.

We hope that you will be entertained and inspired by the MORAV series.

Fon Davis with the Dragon Temple miniature

Thank you for your interest and support.

Fon Davis - Creator and Executive Producer of MORAV

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Now let usfirst introduce some of the many incredible people helping make MORAV a reality.

Vvery special thanks to our financial and material donors - Ben Nichols - Geordie Martinez - Richard Sim -Kevin Riepl - Greg Munson -Corrie Messinger - Lee Hadfield - Jonathan Watterson -Jeff Orr - Morten Jorgensen - Patricia Baird - Erik Correll

Each category below lists individuals by the number of hours put on the project to date. Some have put in a day, and some months, but all of them are making it happen. If you'd like to be involved please contact me at:

MORAV: Missions - Live Action Webisode Series Crew

A FONCO Production

Creator and Executive Producer - Fon Davis

Producer - Renee Ward

Writers - Fon Davis - Huck Wirtz

Art Department - Ken Schultz -Alex Jaeger - David Yee - Marc Gabbana - Roel Robles

Research - Luke Longin

Robotics Engineers - Mitch Thompson - Grant Imahara -Scott McNamara - John Duncan - Pierre Maurer

Computer Modelers -Roger Ridley - Eric Lyman - Craig Dowsett

Riggers - Tim Coleman

Model and Set Fabricators - Todd D'Amario - Tyler Murray - Todd Fellows - Bryon Caldwell - Tiffany Caldwell - Kevin French - Lyudmila Kirillova - Paul Stewart -Greg Intermaggio - Anthony Shafer - Kumiko Enatsu - Lauren Vogt - Martin MacDonald - George Sakellariou - Pierre Maurer - John Goodson - Lauren Abrams - Paul Mais - Hendric Vogel - Brad Watkins - David Calkins

MORAV: The History of Robotic Warfare Graphic Novel Team

Creator - Fon Davis

Scripts - M. Zachary Sherman

Pencils - Budi Setiawan

Inks - James Taylor

Color - J. Brown

Letters -Sean Konot

Front Cover - Marc Gabbana

Introduction - Doug Chiang

Chapter Covers - Emmanuel Shiu - Roel Robles - Brian Matyas - Lei Jin - Greg Knight - Paul Hamblin

Additional Art - Alex Jaeger - Bagas Wicaksono - David Yee -Ken Schultz - Marc Gabbana - Mitch Thompson - Roel Robles

Live Action Development Cast and Crew

A FONCO Production

Creator and Executive Producer - Fon Davis

Producers - Joey Rappa - David S. Dranitzke

Actors and Actresses - West Liang as Okeda - Kelvin Tsao as The King - Tony Williams as The Kings Visor - Tina Huang as The Princess - Lisa Kang as The Queen - Wendell Wilson as The General - Bradley Upton as Jarard North

Line Producer - Linda Wolkovitch

Writers - Fon Davis - Grant Imahara - M. Zachary Sherman - Jeannie Baroga

Director of Photography - Pat Sweeney

Sound and Music - George Sakellariou

Art Department - Ken Schultz - Neal Halter -Danny Wagner - Alex Jaeger - David Yee - Marc Gabbana - Roel Robles - Wayne Lo - Noah Sussman - Preston Donovan

Animator - Justin Kohn

Computer Visual Effects - Mitch Thompson - Michael Ward - JP Kelly - Carl Miller - Webster Colcord - David Janssen - Dave Kotterheinrei - Sebastian Noll

Computer Modelers - Bryan Dewe - Craig Dowsett - Eric Lyman - Giovanni Nakpil

Robotics Engineers - Grant Imahara - John Duncan - Scott McNamara - Pierre Maurer

Model Makers - Todd Fellows - Rick Barr - Peggy Hraster - Wendy Morton - Carol Bauman - John Eblan - Michael Steffe - Lauren Abrams - Lauren Hillman - Lauren Vogt - John Goodson - Jeff Brewer - Mitch Romanauski - Mark Walas

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