Chibuzor is a Writer, Producer, Actor and Puppeteer from Framingham, MA known for his approach to nostalgia. With a passion for storytelling, he spent three years at Walt Disney Studios as a Writer/Producer, where he worked on marketing and promotional content, music videos, and short-form content. Chi also served as a writer on Disney+’s Rise Up, Sing Out with The Roots, where he wrote the protest episode, "Let Love Overrule." In August of 2022, Chi sold his first show to Sony Pictures Kids and has been hard at work bringing that vision to life. He is currently in discussions with other partners on exciting new projects. Before his successful stint at Disney, Chi gained experience at NBCUniversal’s Iconic 30 Rock offices with Universal Kids and at Access Framingham in Massachusetts. Chi began his career with the documentary Obstacles, which was an official selection for the Miami International Film Festival and the Move Me Film Festival in Belgium. His second documentary, Thank You Big Mac, earned second place at the Clarkson University Film Festival. His work is influenced by shows like In Living Color, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, and The Muppet Show. Chi crafts stories that find humor in life’s challenges .

Kane Jungbluth-Murry, born and raised in Chandler, AZ had solidified dreams of being in entertainment as far back as he can remember. He grew an affinity for film, television and music at a young age thanks to his parents. His mother, a singer in their church choir, and his father, a freelance music producer and DJ, put the visions of being a star in his view. From musical theatre, dance, drama, and choir, Kane took on developing skills that put him center stage at every performance through the years. At age 18, he took his mastery to Los Angeles where he took strides into on-camera acting, his desires took a sharp turn into a new arena—VoiceOver. His calling was discovered and passions were found in this industry of voice where he conquer one stepping stone after another. Today, Kane is proud to be a professional voice actor, working with companies such as Disney, Warner Bros., Sony, the MLB, and more. Beginning a career in voiceover is what shifted a desire for storytelling into action.

Ayodeji Johnson, born in Myrtle Beach SC, raised in Framingham Massachusetts, is a former college basketball athlete and a Sports Management major from Johnson & Wales University with a passion for inspiring the next generation of athletes. Currently working at ESPN as a Content Associate, Deji has previously contributed to the E:60/Features Unit, College Basketball/Football, and SportsCenter, being part of the team that earned an Emmy for outstanding sports storytelling in 2023.

Armani Branch, a native of Hampton Roads, Virginia, is a creative with a passion for pushing culture, especially Black culture, forward through entertainment. With a skill set that spans both scripted and unscripted storytelling, Armani is committed to crafting emotional narratives that create real impact. A former Division 1 basketball player and graduate of the Virginia Military Institute and Norfolk State, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics. Beyond entertainment, Armani is currently a Senior Loan Advisor. Armani is currently developing multiples projects shaped by his own personal experiences.