Tyler is a documentary photographer, filmmaker, and writer who has worked at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography as part of a expedition research team for the past decade.
Tyler has spent a lifetime outdoors, flyfishing, surfing and snowboarding as a way of life. His remote field and logistic experience have been proven in some of the loneliest places on earth, but there's no place he'd rather be than home in Cardiff with his wife Sarah, and two young boys Oliver and Evan.
Published work can be found in Explorations, The Drake, Catch, Lonely Planet, Southwest Flyfishing and numerous scientific journals. Tyler has a BA in Photography from MSU Bozeman.
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Kahlil (Tlingit) was born and raised in Juneau, Alaska. Kahlil works a day job as a cinematographer on features and commercials for clients including: Discovery, History Channel, MTV, Showtime, Yahoo!, Nikon, Interscope Records, MSNBC, Starz, Nike and PBS.
He recently shot the 2011 SXSW Audience Award winning film "Kumare" and the PBS slated documentary "The Thick Dark Fog" which won the American Indian Film Festival Best Feature Documentary Award. Kahlil's MFA film "The Nemesis Bird" won the UCLA Director's Spotlight Award and premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival.
Kahlil lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife, Mikiko and daughter Violet Sol. |
Born in San Fransisco, Alex grew up flyfishing in Wyoming and Idaho. Alex is a filmmaker, editor and post-production supervisor who began his career in the editorial department for Spike Lee's 40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks. He has worked on numerous films including She Hate Me and Inside Man
In 2010, Alex was named to Filmmaker Magazine's "25 New Faces of Independent Film" for his documentary series "Sparrow Songs." His films have played at SXSW, Tribeca Film Festival, IDFA, True/False, Full Frame, MassMOCA and the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art. He holds an MFA in Film from UCLA. |
Doug Major grew up amidst the tenacious and inspiring music scenes of New
Jersey and New York City. He received a BM from Berklee College of Music
and got his start in music production and film scoring while working at Blue
Note Records in NYC.
Doug was a member of the critically acclaimed neo-soul
rock group Phonofly. Touring nationally as a guitarist playing everything
rock, folk, country, jazz, soul, and electronica, Doug¹s work has grown to
defy genre.
When he is not scoring films and jingles for clients that
include Applebees and Coca Cola, Doug works as a music supervisor and
cross-platform music consultant. |
