Ira’s career began as a PA and then Production Manager for Travisano Digiacomo Films, where his early claim to fame was ruining a take for Francis Ford Coppola on The Cotton Club’s Since then, he has produced commercials and corporate content for companies such as HSI, Taxi Films, MJZ, AFI/Filmworks, Uber Content, Johnson Burnett and Aero Film. A Much of his experience also includes facilitating productions for foreign companies, including Thomas Thomas Films, Tomboy Films, HLA, Therapy Films and Quiet Storm.

For a brief stint in the 90’s (doesn’t everyone have one of those?), Ira was the Director of Production Management for Comedy Central and helped them launch their longform division, including The Daily Show and South Park.

With too many years experience to count, you’d think he’d seen it all. But every new project is another opportunity to exercise his creating problem solving skills.

Paul cut his teeth as a Photojournalist for ABC and NBC TV affiliates. His meticulous eye for detail, framing, and composition has led to extensive work as a DP and/or director for documentaries, commercials, live events, short films and TV shows. In addition, Paul is a master of all things lasagna.

Sara is a true champion in the world of advertising, production and marketing with 30+ years of pushing creative boulders uphill and wrestling greased watermelons across finish lines. She first served as a Production Associate on the feature film D.O.A. (Dennis Quaid, Meg Ryan) shot in Austin, Texas, but her career really took off at the William Morris Agency in LA. From there she went on to Walt Disney Production, Marketing Corporation of America and then teaching college kids media and production in Boston and Nebraska. After finding her way back to ATX, Sara served 18 years as Executive Producer and Vice President, Creative at EnviroMedia Inc., serving clients such as Don’t Mess with Texas, Green Mountain Energy, Car2Go and Texas Tobacco Prevention & Cessation.

More recently, she has delighted in post-producing with Fighting Monk on a wide range of projects (docu-style video series, radio/TV commercials and brand films).

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