Jeff Johnson has worked in the film industry for eighteen years. He is the lead casting director in Utah, having cast over 65 films and television projects, and over 100 commercials, including HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL which was nominated for an Emmy “Best Original Casting." Jeff has established a close working relationship with film production companies due to his consistent excellent work and favorable reviews from directors, major studios and actors. For the last 8 years he has also worked with the Sundance Institute's Film Lab, helping upcoming Directors find talent for their projects. Jeff is a board member of the Motion Picture Association of Utah. Jeff is also an actor and member of the Screen Actor’s Guild.

JJ’s career began within the Utah film community and continued with over a decade of experience learning the industry. JJ’s work includes television (EVERWOOD, ER), studio features (HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, JOHN CARTER OF MARS) and independents (THE WORLD'S FASTEST INDIAN, ADVENTURES OF POWER) working as a camera assistant, set dresser, production coordinator, UPM, Line Producer and Producer. PELOTON was his third feature film as a producer. JJ earned his B.S. in film studies from the University of Utah. He is co-founder of Fantom Mechanic.

Characterized by his rare blend of aggressive visual style and memorable, award winning performances, Kelly King has been called “a filmmaker to keep your eye on” by the Sarasota Film Festival. Kelly founded the production company iNCFILMS and since it’s conception the company and Kelly have created many award winning short films, advertisements and music videos that have played in dozens of countries and scores of festivals. In 2008, Kelly's feature screenplay "Melon" won the Salt Lake Film Society's Screenwriting Fellowship Award. Kelly recently directed his feature film debut, PRIME OF YOUR LIFE which was released on July 4, 2011. It won Best Feature Film at the Sarasota Film Festival, Best Picture at the Sunscreen Film Festival, The Mayors award and Best Male Lead Performance at Gasparilla Film Festival, and was an Official Selection at the Cannes Independent Film Festival.

Geno is an Emmy and Addy ward winning director of photography. His lengthy filmography includes feature films for New Line, Sony, ABC Family and Warner Brothers. His commercial clients include Coke, Apple, Sprint, Sprite, Sony, Motorola and the 2002 Winter Olympics. Geno holds a Masters degree in Photography and Cinema from Ohio State University. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0759383/

Matt Black is an independent filmmaker with over fifteen years experience in the film and television biz with an emphasis in post-production. He’s worked on feature films, documentaries, episodic television, web comedies, museum installations, non-profit and corporate videos, and hundreds of commercials. He’s also written several feature film scripts and produced and directed over a dozen of his own short films. He has a master’s degree in documentary film from Stanford University.

John Hancock is a composer, arranger, and producer. His passion for music came early as he followed his music educator and performer parents into their musical world. His early lessons in piano and violin soon gave way to guitars and synthesizers and John quickly gained a reputation of combining technology with his musical artistry as he composed for radio, television, and multimedia. Known among his peers for his "out of the box" creativity, he soon found himself sought after for his unique sound, producing and writing for everything from local singer-songwriters to national ad campaigns. This lead to the formation of his own music production company, Tritone Productions.

His music can now be heard daily on television shows like "The Today Show, Showtime, ESPN, and Fox Sports" among many others. His compositions can also be heard in a many films (including "Peloton" and "Crazy, Stupid Love") , trailers and video games. Hundreds of his compositions are found in the popular Warner Chappell/Non-Stop Music Library.

When not composing his own music, he has also gained a reputation co-writing with and producing many pop music artists such as Kaskade, Skylar Grey, Skrillex, Rebecca and Fiona, Neon Trees, and American Idol star, David Archuleta. His collaboration with Kaskade has led to remixes for artists Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Keri Hilson, Timbaland, Katy Perry, Owl City, Samantha James and Dan Black, among others. His own band "Late Night Alumni" (Ultra Records) is quickly gaining an international following.

With a degree in engineering and expertise in gemology, Wray's multi-talents are easily transferred to every aspect of the art department. In eleven years, he's worked as the property master for independent features (FROZEN, WORLD'S FASTEST INDIAN) and large studio productions (HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL). As the production designer for PELOTON, he wrangled bikes and their equipment as well designed race and urban setups.

Natalie, the wardrobe warrior, has been in the entertainment industry and the arts since her childhood in Las Vegas, Nevada. Making movie magic is clearly her true passion no matter what department she is in. She aspires to continue making art and music for the foreseeable future.

Stacey Richards is currently Worldwide Sub-publisher and Catalog Relations Manager at Warner Music. She previously founded Spot on Songs, a music placement company. Stacey has fifteen years experience in the music industry and has produced hundreds of fitness CD compilations, including eleven cycling compilations for Schwinn and for Power Music (a leading fitness music company). Her background includes work in A&R, music supervision, product development, and music and business affairs.

Marcie has worked on independent features, TV movies, music videos, commercials, and reality TV as a production manager, production coordinator, art director, production assistant, assistant accountant, and AD. In 2010, she was the co-writer and producer of the winning spot, THE FUTURE OF FILMMAKING for the Utah Film Commission Spot On Commercial contest. She was the Art Director for the short, WHAT THE CHAIR? which is currently playing at the Leonardo Museum in Salt Lake City. Marcie is currently writing her first screenplay as part of the 2011-2012 Salt Lake Film Society’s Screenwriting Project.