The Outer Limits #1 cinematographer, responsible for the stylish look of the most visionary episodes. A close ally of Leslie Stevens from the very beginning, Connie shot 25 episodes of Stoney Burke, 14 episodes of The Outer Limits, and the Daystar features Private Property (1960), Hero's Island (1962) and Incubus (1965). Nominated nine times for the cinematography Oscar, he won twice, for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) and American Beauty (1999). A sorcerer of light and the chemical magic of film, Connie was also the very first person interviewed for The Outer Limits Companion. A cool guy who is much missed.

Scenarist for "The Invisible Enemy," whose short story "Counterweight" was also adapted into the episode of the same title.

Irascible First AD and UPM for many First Season shows.

Scenarist for "Tourist Attraction."

Venerable character actor who was the unforgettable Byron Lomax in "O.B.I.T." (He was also specifically requested by DJS and director Bill Malone for their 1997 Perversions of Science episode, "The Exile.")

Co-starred with George MacReady in "Production and Decay of Strange Particles."

Director of "The Children of Spider County" and "The Mutant."

Innovative makeup artist responsible for the Gwyllm Griffith design seen in "The Sixth Finger."

Starred in "Moonstone." His frequent co-star, RUTH ROMAN, died 7 September 1999.

Played Diemos in "Controlled Experiment."

Played Dr. Clifford Scott in "O.B.I.T."

Known as "Jack" Cornall, he was Daystar's Sound Effects Editor for both seasons of the show.

Co-star in "It Crawled Out of the Woodwork" and "The Forms of Things Unknown."

Played Wilt Morgan in "The Sixth Finger."

Played Col. Jennings in "Specimen: Unknown."

Played Lt. Gavin in "Specimen: Unknown."

Stylish director of "The Sixth Finger" and "The Inheritors."

Information on Production Manager Leon Chooluck, who also apparently died in 2002, would be greatly appreciated.