Founder of Salvo Image, a Sacramento media company, he specializes in agricultural cinematic storytelling through photography and short films. With 25 years of experience, he began editing at 15 and has won awards for his work on California Bountiful. His short film Trader was recognized on HBO's Project Green Light, chosen from 20,000 entries. Salvo works with Emmy-winning creatives to produce high-quality content for agriculture, food, and nonprofits, reaching millions through campaigns for the California Milk Advisory Board and Farm Bureau Federation.

Latin American artist and director based in Sacramento, known for his bold, colorful, and music videos and photography that blend satire, pop culture, and Americana. He has directed for artists like the Goo Dolls and Kat Von D, and his award-winning children's short film, Margo Hoo Couldn't!, has screened at over 40 festivals. In 2024, he held his first solo at the Crocker Art Museum and is also a stand-up comic and children’s book author.

James Rogers is an award-winning composer and sound designer based in the United Kingdom, with over 15 years of experience in film and advertising.

His work includes creating bespoke scores for The Slow Mo Guys and Macro Room on YouTube, as well as international brands such as Jo Malone in Dubai. His music has been licensed worldwide and featured on national and international television, including StudioCanal’s Dambusters Documentary.

On the sound design side, James has collaborated with Aston Martin on their Formula 1 car launch, worked with team sponsors in the F1 circuit, and produced impactful audio for brands including Virgin/O2, Oxfam, BBC Ideas, and Gucci.

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James pours his heart into every project and brings that same passion, precision, and creativity to every film he works on.

Craig Vincent—widely known as “Craig the Sound Guy”—is a Northern California–based Production Sound Mixerwith over 30 years of experience in film, television, and live production. His work spans documentaries, commercials, narrative films, and corporate projects, consistently delivering clean, high-quality sound that enhances every story.

With a background in theatre, sound design, and cinematography, Craig brings a well-rounded understanding of on-set collaboration and post-production needs. Known for his professionalism, creativity, and easygoing nature, he’s the trusted choice for filmmakers who value excellence in production sound.

Emmy Award–winning filmmaker and cinematographer Aaron Leong is known for his dynamic visual storytelling and versatile background in performance, directing, and production.

A graduate of San Francisco State University, Aaron earned his degree in Theatre Arts with a double emphasis in Performance and Directing before beginning his professional career with Kaiser Permanente’s Educational Theatre Programs. His experience on stage inspired him to launch his own company, 4th Wall Productions, and later pursue formal film studies at The Art Institute of Sacramento, where he specialized in Directing and Cinematography.

To further master the craft, Aaron trained at the prestigious Global Cinematography Institute in Los Angeles, studying under legendary cinematographers including Yuri Neyman, ASC, Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC, Dean Cundey, ASC, and Russell Carpenter, ASC.

Aaron’s expertise spans Pre-Visualization (PreVis), aesthetic and LUT development, lighting for visual effects, virtual cinematography, post-production image management, and color correction.

Owen Burgess is a seasoned video editor and broadcast producer in Sacramento, California, with experience in television, commercials, short films, and music videos. As a Broadcast Producer at Sacramento Faith TV, he leverages his expertise in video production For the past decade, he has owned BluGriz, a creative production known for impactful content. A Brooks Institute graduate Owen combines technical skill with artistic vision, making him a sought-after industry professional.

Research associate and environmental analyst specializing in water policy, dairy methane mitigation, sustainable agriculture. She earned a B.S. in Environmental Science and Management with a GIS concentration from UC Davis. At the Public Policy Institute of California, she led survey and data analysis for groundwater recharge initiatives and-authored key policy. Previously, she supported methane reduction strategies through field research and economic evaluations at UC Davis.

Jarrett Rogers is a versatile film production professional with a strong background in sound, credited as a sound mixer and boom operator on projects like Mother’s Day, Our Story Untold, and Dream, and as a sound mixer for Zero Limits. Beyond LGBTQ roles, he has made key contributions to Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, Dark Feathers: Dance of the Geisha, demonstrating both technical expertise and creative sensitivity. With experience spanning on-set sound mixing, boom operation, and production coordination, Rogers brings precision, adaptability, and a collaborative spirit to every production.