Filmmaker and photographer Bobby Sheehan began his eclectic career in the
late-seventies. While still in high school, he designed visual presentations for the New York fashion emporium, Parachute. While attending New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, he opened his own production company where he directed and produced a wide variety of motion picture work, all the while continuing his photographic career capturing the punk rock scene. His photos of the Clash, Ramones, Blondie, Ultravox, 999, Elvis Costello, and all of his fellow rebellious friends were features in such publications as: Circus Magazine, Creem Magazine, The Village Voice, Soho News and New York Magazine.

Timothy Kendall started his career as editor on several hundred commercials and independent film projects. He worked as second-unit director and editor on the independent feature film Self-Medicated; which went on to win 39 international film awards and was released in select theaters by iThinkFilm and Promise Pictures.
Timothy swiftly transitioned to directing television commercials picking up many awards for his creative efforts including several Tellys, an AICP and a Clio. He quickly established himself internationally working on campaigns for Ikea, Twix, M&M's, Kit Kat, and Clarks. Kendall also worked stateside with McDonalds, St. Louis Cardinals, Phoenix Suns, H&R Block, Buffalo Wild Wings, Walmart, and top NASCAR drivers on several campaigns for Sunoco fuel. Between commercial projects, Timothy co-created the internet viral sensations Jedi Gym, Just Before Dark, and the webseries LA I.C.E. which was picked up by Fremantle Media LTD.