Karen Jorgensen is a writer/director who specializes in narrative storytelling. Her particular forte is comedy as well as doc-style interviews. She has directed a wide range of celebrities including recent projects with Jerry Seinfeld, Julianna Margulies, Josh Lucas, Kaley Cuoco and Paul McCartney among many others. She's also directed numerous Fortune 100 CEOs.
Brian Huston has over thirty years of experience in the world of commercial, automotive, lifestyle, and documentary filmmaking, He can adapt to any story thrown his way, and constantly works to capture authentic moments. Brian has a natural ability to tell stories with honesty, style, and character. He brings an organized and relaxed demeanor on set, with focus on directing the content in the most compelling way possible. He has a passion for travel, meeting people, and experiencing new cultures.dept at action adventure and the complexities of green screen special effects sequences.
Alex Vuksanovic has over 30 years of experience in the film industry. With a background in cinematography, Alex brings a distinct visual style to the films he directs. He excels at crafting dynamic action photography and aerial work to enhance his projects. He’s well versed in motion graphics, VFX, and CGI, working on everything from high-level automotive films to episodic series to more doc-style narratives.
Born in London, raised in Japan, and educated in the United States, Motoki Otsuka is a bilingual director and producer with an international perspective. At Kscope Films, he excels in crafting a diverse range of content—from beauty footage for high-end products to interviews with top global executives. Motoki’s storytelling skills extend to documentary filmmaking; his debut short, All Things Metal, premiered at the Tribeca Festival, made the DOC NYC Shortlist, and was acquired by Rolling Stone and Documentary+.
Tara Cacciola specializes in documentary-style storytelling using real people. And she travels around the globe to do it. Her charm and affability disarms her subjects and makes for emotional and winning films. This approach has made for some highly impactful brand work.
Ralph Hemecker is a much sought after director of film and episodic TV, who has helmed countless episodes of shows like “Once Upon a Time”, “Blue Bloods” and “The Vampire Diaries”. He directed the pilot and subsequent episodes of the new hit TV show, "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland". He is particularly adept at action adventure and the complexities of green screen special effects sequences.
Tommy Walker is a documentary filmmaker who produced and co-directed the HBO series “The Black List”, “The Latino List” and most recently, “About Face: Supermodels Then and Now”. He also directed the documentary “God Grew Tired of Us” about the lost boys of Sudan. Based in New York, Tommy has a particular passion for social causes and thought-provoking films.
Anghel Decca is a director/dp whose shooting style makes anything from cars to women to monkeys look gorgeous! He has shot for TV shows like “Entourage” and “Animal Practice” as well as shot and directed countless commercials. Whether shooting with a Canon 5D, or a 360 degree rig of nine 35mm Arri’s, Anghel is supremely skilled with a camera.