Liz Vacovec is an accomplished producer who has experience in film, television, and digital production. She has produced over a dozen films and recently produced an original series for Snapchat, "Dead Girls Detective Agency." In the first 4 days the series received over 5 million unique views. A feature film Liz produced, "30 Nights of Sex to Save Your Marriage," was recently released on Amazon Prime and has sold internationally. Liz also has a slate of eight films and three television shows in various stages of financing and development. She is a member of the Producers Guild of America as well as the Television Academy. Liz received a Master's Degree from Emerson College in Visual and Media Arts. Prior to Graduate School she got her Bachelor's Degree at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst majoring in both communications and english.

A West Virginia native, NICOLE LAYSON, received her degree in Theatre from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where she acted in and directed countless plays. She continued her acting career in Los Angeles and became a member of SAG/AFTRA after playing supporting roles in Independent Feature Films. While on set as an actor, Nicole fell in love with what happens behind the camera, which lead her to pursue a Film Degree from the Los Angeles Film School. After graduating, she wrote, produced and directed her own award winning short films and began working in production. Within 2 years of finishing her degree in 2014 she has production managed and line produced multiple television series and feature films. She has also produced several numerous music videos and shorts, many of which she developed. As a result of her quick rise up the production ladder in Hollywood, she was offered a positon in the LAFS Production Management Department teaching all aspects of production. 

Daniel Sydnor is a 2007 graduate from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD, where he majored in Mechanical Engineering and was a member of the Varsity Baseball team. As an officer in the US Navy, he graduated from Naval Nuclear Power School and served as a Lieutenant in the Information Dominance Corps; this service included duty stations in Charleston, SC, Ballston Spa, NY, San Diego, CA, and the Pentagon as well as a deployment to the Middle East. He also played on the US Military All-Star Baseball Team. Following his military service he worked as a Project Engineer and then a Product Leader in the Aerospace Industry in charge of business and marketing. Daniel attended the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute where he was trained in Method Acting, Fitzmaurice Voicework, Alexander Technique for Movement, Film Fighting, and Dance.