Adam began his career as an experimental musician and graphic designer in New York. He soon sold a show to MTV Animation called "Conspiracy 101" about a cynical teenage girl working unhappily for a psycho-paranoid radio talk show host. This led to more producing and writing, and after a while he sold an adventure movie pitch to Walden Media called "Biblionauts", which he's co-producing with Don Murphy. Meanwhile, Adam started getting a lot of attention making music videos for bands in the electronic and experimental avant-guard of NYC; his video for The No-Neck Blues Band screened in Europe at dozens of festivals. After moving to LA in October '06, he has made a big push to direct as well as write; Fox Atomic hired him to make a series of experimental horror shorts, and Warner Brothers discovered his music video potential.

Francine began her career as a rock photographer in her native Australia. Several years later she segued into producing music videos which soon brought her to the U.S. where she began her career as a director. Francine directed her first short film “Pig!” in 1996, which won a Jury Award at the Sundance Film Festival and the Audience Award for Best Short at the Sydney Film Festival. A heap of accolades later, she soon found herself directing commercials, going on to work with many top agencies, including TBWA/Chiat/Day, Leo Burnett, and Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners. She has since directed feature films, TV movies, episodic television, and documentaries for New Line Cinema, NBC, Disney Channel, Bravo, and VH1 to name just a few.

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