The Team

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works nationally and abroad for clients such as ESPN, Vanity Fair, American Express and Worldwide Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Her award-winning documentary work about the legendary NYC miners, The Sandhog Project, premiered at New York's Grand Central Terminal and later was published as a book by powerHouse. LeVay’s work is exhibited in the US and Europe, including Museum of Contemporary Photography, Museo d'art Contemporanea Roma (MACRO), American Museum of Natural History and Museum of the City of New York.  LeVay holds an MFA in Photography, Video & Related Media from the School of Visual Arts. 

is a US Army Veteran and a 13 time Paracycling US National Champion. She represented the US at the inaugural Invictus Games in London and the 2016 Rio Paralympics. Shawn has focused on breaking social norms for the blind.  In 2021, Shawn raced her single bike, non-tandem, from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean (3600 miles in 60 days). Followed by, the Tour Divide in 2022– a 2700-mile mountain bike race on a single bike from Banff, Canada to Mexico. Most recently, Shawn became the first blind person to hike across the Grand Canyon, without a sighted guide.

 is a multi-Emmy and Peabody winning filmmaker most known for IDA and Tribeca Film Festival winner FAVELA RISING (HBO), Emmy winner and Cannes Film Festival favorite THE TWO ESCOBARS (ESPN, Disney), Emmy and Tribeca Film Festival winner MOMENTUM GENERATION (HBO, Universal), PELÉ; BIRTH OF A LEGEND (Magnolia, Universal), the Emmy winning series REMASTERED (Netflix), Emmy nominated THE LINE (Apple), Emmy nominated 11 MINUTES (Paramount+), SUPER LEAGUE; WAR FOR FOOTBALL (Apple), Sundance and Tribeca festival favorite INVISIBLE BEAUTY (Magnolia), and most recently, Sundance hit SKYWALKERS: A LOVE STORY (Netflix).

is an Emmy award-winning producer whose films have been broadcast on HBO, CBS, ESPN, AT&T Audience, FOX Television and PBS including limited theatrical releases. Credits include: Voyage of the Vezo (PBS); Life out of Balance (World Bank); Youngstown Boys (ESPN 30 for 30 Series). Nossa Chape (SXSW Film Festival, FOX Sports Films Magnify Series); Momentum Generation (Audience Award Tribeca Film Festival, HBO, Universal International); Give Us This Day (AT&T Audience) and the episodic series Phenoms (Fox Sports1, multi-platform exhibition during FIFA World Cup Russia(TM).

has been editing documentary films for two decades. Credits include Dixie Chicks: Shut Up & Sing (TIFF 2006), Gary Hustwit’s Urbanized (TIFF 2011), Running from Crazy (Sundance 2014) and My Own Man, produced by Edward Norton (Tribeca, 2014), Oscar winning director Barbara Kopple’s film This is Everything: Gigi Gorgeous (Sundance 2017) and Rudy! A Documusical (Tribeca, 2022).

are founding members of Zenith Adventure Media in Guadalajara, Mexico. Their clients include Gatorade, Volvo, Northface and Patagonia.

 With over a decade of experience collaborating with production companies and major international brands, such as CNN, HARPO and NBC Studios, Paddy is a motion-focused designer who loves to get his hands dirty, pushing boundaries and moving audiences in contexts large and small, whether from stadium LEDs to mobile devices to VR to streaming videos. He is a multiple Webby and Emmy award recipient. 

is animation professor at California College of the Arts and formerly the digital imaging and video instructor at Pixar Animation Studios. Andrew is the Director of Animation and Cinematography for "Brother" an animated documentary short, funded and distributed by ITVS.

Max has scored numerous award-winning documentaries, including the Oscar-nominated short Mondays at Racine, the Emmy-nominated feature War Don Don, and the Emmy-winning feature Very Semi-Serious: A Partially Thorough Portrait of New Yorker Cartoonists. His original instrumental songs for the groundbreaking documentary Tarnation were widely hailed by critics and continue to generate a great deal of public interest, with downloads of the film's main theme song tallying more than 350,000.  In 2022 Max received a "Best Score" nomination from the Critics Choice Documentary Awards for his work on The Janes.