Board Officers

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Beth Baker has lived in Georgetown for 11 years and has been actively involved in music/musical

theater education in El Paso and Georgetown since 2008. She has served on numerous non-profit

boards for many years. Beth owned and operated the first freelance paralegal service in the State of

Texas for over 30 years. She also founded the Angel Fountain Educational Endowment to support

the arts and provide arts education in small and underserved school districts through in person

mentoring and master classes provided by successful Broadway performers. She currently also serves

on the Board of Directors of the Georgetown Palace Theater.

PRESIDENT / PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Cindy Weigand is a writer whose articles have been published in local, regional, and national magazines. She is the author of Texas Women in World War II published by the Republic of Texas Press. Circumstances and events piqued her interest in visual storytelling and writing screenplays. To bring more film screenings and related activities to Georgetown, she founded the GTX Film in 2016 and began planning for a film festival in 2019. Cindy continues to write and has published Ride of Passage, a coming-of-age story, and written a screenplay based on the novella. Other work includes screenplays for a short narrative film and a narrative feature film. Currently, she is writing a historical fiction novel based on the life of a great uncle who was an aviator in the 1920s.

VICE PRESIDENT / DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Charlene Grant established her professional music career in Seattle, WA before moving to Georgetown, TX. She was awarded Best Blues Bass and Best Blues Act by Washington Blues Society and Jet City Blues Outstanding Artists Songwriter. Her CD That Would Be Me was awarded Best Produced CD by Real Blues Magazine.

Charlene performs frequently with Austin Blues and Soul band, The Unforgettables. She has a popular weekly music/conversation radio show, 

Created By, on KGTN 106.7, along with producing other shows. Her music was used in a GTX Film promotional trailer. Charlene is an integral part of GTX Film and helped launch the inaugural festival. 

SECRETARY / VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

Roxanne is a professional voiceover artist whose career in entertainment spans over 30 years.  She is a native of Santiago, Chile, a graduate of Stanford University and she speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese.   She has lived all over the US and spent 6 years in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In Los Angeles, Roxanne worked as a camera assistant and on-camera actress before finding her true niche in voiceover.  Her professional credits include hundreds of radio and tv commercials, corporate videos, educational programs and telephony applications.  

Roxanne is married to commercial director and visual effects producer Brian Coyne and they have two wonderful kids.

FINANCIAL OFFICER

Maria has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration and has been in accounting 15 years. Prior to accounting, she was a dispatcher for the California Department of Transportation where she handled the import and export of international freight. She moved to Texas in 2006 and now oversees the finances of a construction company and is a notary. Maria joined GTX Film as bookkeeper before accepting the position of Treasurer. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Maria enjoys singing in the church choir and teaching children to sing, as well as being a religious education teacher. She loves to travel and being around creative and positive people.