TYLER MEASOM – Director / Producer
Award-winning filmmaker Tyler Measom specializes in high profile, character-based documentaries. He is the director of the Paramount+ series I Wanna Rock and the hit Netflix series Murder Among the Mormons, the documentaries Takin’ Care of Business (TIFF) I Want My MTV (Tribeca, A&E), An Honest Liar (Tribeca, ITVS) and Sons of Perdition (Tribeca, OWN). He has produced the films Space Cowboy (TIFF), TAKE (Tribeca, Showtime), Jesus Town, USA, (Showtime) and NYTimes documentary ELDER. Measom is the producer and host of the Webby Award winning documentary podcast Was I In a Cult? Measom lives in sunny Sierra Madre, California with his wife, their six year-old, and black-and-white cat. Visit his website tylermeasom.com
CRAIG A. WILLIAMS – Director / Producer
Craig A. Williams is a screenwriter and producer known for his work on major studio films and music-driven stories. He has written numerous feature films, including Kung Fu Panda, Hotel Transylvania, and Underdog, as well as the biopics Pandemonium (about WWE founder Vince McMahon) and The Book of Luke (about 2 Live Crew’s Luther Campbell). Williams co-authored the book If These Walls Could Rock and penned the memoir Mom, Have You Seen My Leather Pants?, chronicling his teen years as a Sunset Strip rocker. He served as Creative Producer on the Paramount+ series I Wanna Rock: The ’80s Metal Dream. A fourth-generation Angeleno, Williams lives in Marina del Rey, California with his wife and daughter.
BUNGALOW MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT
Founded in 2013 by producer Robert Friedman, Bungalow Media & Entertainment is an Emmy Award–winning production company that develops, produces, and distributes content across all media platforms. Friedman, a founding member of the original MTV start-up team and former co-chair of New Line Cinema, brings decades of experience in shaping iconic entertainment brands. Bungalow’s recent projects include the Grammy-nominated Little Richard: I Am Everything (CNN Films/Max), Serving the Hamptons and Sin City: The Story of Las Vegas (Max), the four-part Surviving Jeffrey Epstein (Lifetime), the five-part The Preppy Murder (AMC/Sundance), Spring Broke (Showtime), the Emmy Award–winning series Give (NBC), Landmarks Live in Concert (PBS), 36 Hours with The New York Times (Travel Channel), and scripted dramas including APB (Fox), Insatiable (Netflix), and Modern Love (Netflix).
DANGER JONES PRODUCTIONS
Danger Jones Productions, helmed by Executive Producers David Thurston and Alexis Thurston, is a creative house for films, brands, and big ideas. Operating at the crossroads of film, beauty, fashion, and culture, the company brings a bold, rebellious spirit to projects that span documentaries, brand storytelling, and original IP. Unified by a singular ethos and aesthetic, every project is designed to leave a lasting mark.
RICK KRIM – Executive Producer
Rick Krim is a veteran music executive and producer whose career has helped define modern music television. He began at MTV Networks in 1982, rising to Vice President of Talent and Artist Relations, before joining VH1 as Executive Vice President of Talent and Music Programming. There, he oversaw talent and label relations and launched the acclaimed You Oughta Know series, which spotlighted emerging artists. Krim also guided hit franchises including VH1 Storytellers and VH1 Divas. As an executive producer, he has helped bring to life acclaimed documentaries such as Anvil: The Story of Anvil, Crazy Sexy Cool: The TLC Story, I Want My MTV, The Zombies: Hung Up on a Dream, and Takin’ Care of Business. Krim also serves as a producer of the annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and is chairman of the Rock Hall’s nominating committee.
TONY JOHANSSON - Director of Photography
Swedish-born cinematographer with two decades of experience across Europe and the U.S., now based in Los Angeles after a decade in New York. Blending a love for visual storytelling with a global perspective, his work spans from commercials to acclaimed, high end documentaries such as Hacking Hate (Tribeca winner), and Space Cowboy (TIFF premiere). Visit Tony's website www.tonyjohansson.com
CAROLINE KESSLER - Editor
Caroline is a documentary editor and writer, deeply in love with portraits of ‘The Universal Human Stuff.’ With a background in theater and playwriting, she brings a strong sense of rhythm and emotional honesty to every edit. She strives to tell stories with heart, humor, and a healthy dash of the unexpected—and, quite often, a lot of rock ’n’ roll. Her recent work includes Takin’ Care of Business, which premiered at TIFF 2024. (She’s also on a three-film streak of sneaking Kenny Loggins into docs. Blink and you’ll miss him.) Visit Caroline's website www.carolinekessler.com