JEREMY ASHER LYNCH was born on a chicken farm in Maryland and spent much of his youth wandering from Alaska to Florida before settling in Santa Monica, California. The director’s travels and early start — he began making skate videos and short films at age eight — have helped Lynch develop a sensitive eye for human stories and narrative. Tomgirl, Lynch’s short film about a gender non-conforming seven-year-old, has played at more than 50 festivals worldwide and displays the director’s strong sense for individuality and personal expression. Lynch’s commercial clients include Audi, Samsung, Dodge, Redbull, MTV and American Express, among others. A self-taught artist and photographer, Lynch has exhibited his work internationally and has partnered with Dr. Martens on its first artist series boot.

ANGEL THOMPSON began her film career in Knoxville, TN working on various commercials, feature films and several television shows.  She made the move to Los Angeles in 2005 and began working in on air promos, web series and branded entertainment spots for various clients including People.com, United Airlines, e.l.f. cosmetics, Nascar, Emmys.com, and 3M.  In addition to "The Hippo", she and Jeremy have produced many short films and documentaries together including "Church of Type", another Vimeo Staff Pick, And "Remind Me To Forget", winner of Best Surf Film in Hamburg, Germany.  Angel recently produced a feature film "The Park Bench", directed by Ann LeSchander, which has won 5 festivals to date and is available on Amazon.com.  She is currently completing a dramatic comedy pilot directed by Jeremy.  Angel attributes her past accomplishments to equal parts curiosity, persistence, and Southern charm.