Scott Ross is the CEO, President of Digital Domain, Inc., one of the largest full-service digital production studios in Los Angeles. Founded in April, 1993 by Ross, Academy Award-winning director/producer James Cameron, and four-time Academy Award-winning character/creature creator Stan Winston, with initial funding from IBM, and second-wave funding from Atlanta, Georgia-based Cox Enterprises, Digital Domain has established a world-class reputation for innovation and artistry. Digital Domain won the 1998 Academy Award for Best Visual Effects for its contribution to "What Dreams May Come." The company's work on director James Cameron's "Titanic," won the 1997 Academy Award, one of eleven accorded the film. "Titanic" is the highest-grossing film in motion picture history with worldwide theatrical receipts of over 1.8 billion dollars and total revenues in excess of 3 billion dollars. Digital Domain's work has been featured in such projects as "True Lies" (Academy Award Nominee for Best Visual Effects), "Interview with the Vampire," "Apollo 13" (Academy Award Nominee for Best Visual Effects and British Academy Award-winner), "Dante's Peak," "The Fifth Element" (recipient of the 1998 British Academy Award); The Rolling Stones' "Love Is Strong" (1994 Grammy Award-winner); some of advertising's most memorable commercials including the 1994 Cannes Advertising Festival Grand Prix Award-winner Jeep "Snow Covered"; Budweiser "Frogs", "Ants" and "Clydesdales"; and Nike's "Virtual Andre" and "Project Alpha," to name only a few; "Terminator 2-3D," the highest-rated attraction in Universal Studios Florida history; and "Barbie Fashion Designer" a co-venture with Mattel Media, one of the fastest selling titles in CD-ROM history. A native of New York City, Ross began his career in Media Studies at Hofstra University and graduated with a B.S. in Communication Arts in 1974. He returned to Hofstra in June of 1997 when the university awarded him an honorary doctorate degree. From the mid 70's until 1988 Ross served in various positions at One Pass Film and Video, San Francisco's legendary post-production studio. His last position at One Pass was as the company's CEO. In 1988, Ross was recruited by Lucasfilm and became Industrial Light and Magic's General Manager. In 1991, the company reorganized and Ross was named VP of the LucasArts Entertainment Group which was comprised of Skywalker Sound, LucasArts Commercial Productions, LucasArts Attractions, Editdroid/Soundroid and ILM. These five divisions represented the lion's share of LucasArts revenue and had well over 650 employees throughout the world.

Robert Lazarus, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Flixer, has over seventeen years of entertainment industry experience in successfully creating and managing both new domestic and international business units as well as building new revenue streams and driving growth. Most recently, Lazarus served as Chief Operating Officer of Paramount-based Mutual Film Company, an independent feature film company uniquely engaged in all aspects of development, production, film finance and international distribution. As COO, Lazarus co-developed and executed the business plans and finance models for the co-financing of six feature films with budgets totaling over $285 million, including A Simple Plan, Primary Colors, and The Jackal. Films produced under Lazarus’ tenure with Mutual Film include Saving Private Ryan, Hard Rain, and Paulie. Lazarus also staffed and operated Mutual Film International, the international sales, marketing and distribution arm of the company, whose first year revenues were among the top 5 in the industry. Prior to his tenure at Mutual Films, Lazarus held the position of Executive Vice President and General Manager of Turner Broadcasting Systems’ Turner Pictures Worldwide Distribution, Inc. (TPWD). Here, Lazarus directed operations and planning for all aspects of TPWD including long term strategic planning and tactical functions such as sales, marketing, product acquisitions, business development, customer services, legal and business affairs, management, and financial functions. Among other accomplishments at Turner, including the creation of a strategy to maximize revenues and profits through direct distribution and licensing, Lazarus acquired distribution rights to independently produced feature films. Lazarus also served as President, Worldwide Marketing and Distribution for Vista Street Entertainment, a producer of independently financed feature films. At Vista Street Lazarus was responsible for worldwide sales and distribution in all media by establishing relationships with leading independent distributors in numerous markets. His efforts were focused on creating content to drive the explosion of the video business and using his foresight to help deliver product appropriate for that market. Lazarus began his entertainment career with the Walt Disney Company at The Disney Channel, where he was Western Regional Affiliate Sales and Marketing Manager for the premium pay cable service. At The Disney Channel he managed all consumer and trade sales and marketing activities for some of the company’s top penetrated markets and executed the first consumer price sensitivity tests used to determine optimal pricing strategy to maximize growth and profits. Lazarus holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado.

David Grant is the President of Fox Television Studios ("FtvS"), a division of Fox Entertainment Group. FtvS was created in August of 1997 to create and manage a cooperative of independent, entrepreneurial production labels, including FtvS Productions, it’s alternative production unit. The FtvS group of companies has already made FtvS a leading supplier of network, primetime, cable original and non-fiction programming. These production companies include: The Greenblatt Janollari Studio: a leading "boutique" producer of U.S. prime time network series. (Producers of "The Hughleys"); Regency Television: (50% partnership with New Regency): also a leading "boutique" producer of U.S. prime time network series. (Producers of "Malcolm in the Middle" and "Roswell"); FtvS Productions: Alternative comedy, drama and reality for cable, network and new media. (Producers of " The X-Show", "The New Movie Show with Chris Gore", "Son of the Beach" and "Sports Geniuses".); FtvS Movies: Original television movies and mini-series (Producers of "Mary & Rhoda" for ABC, "Little Richard" for NBC, "Perfect Murder, Perfect Town" for CBS). Fox Foundry: Internet, digital, new media content and businesses Foxstar Productions: high-quality non-fiction programming (Producers of programming for "Biography" on A&E) Natural History New Zealand: one of the world’s leading producers of wildlife and natural history programming. In only 3 years of existence, FtvS has become one of the leading suppliers of prime-time programming to U.S. networks, a cutting edge supplier of new cable programming for FX, Fox Family Channel and Fox Sport Networks, as well as to other major broadcast and cable networks in the U.S. and around the world. Prior to starting FtvS, Mr. Grant was Chief Operating Officer and one of the founders of Tele-TV, which was a programming and new media venture of Bell Atlantic, Nynex, Pacific Bell and Creative Artists Agency. At Tele-TV, Mr. Grant was one of the principal architects of the telephone industry’s video strategy and oversaw the creation of its interactive "navigators," cable programming deals and Internet content.
Mr. Grant served as Executive Vice President, Network Business Operations for Fox Broadcasting Company from 1991 through 1995, and played an instrumental role in the network’s growth from an upstart into a nightly major network. While at FOX, Mr. Grant was involved in the Network’s ground-breaking NFL deal. In addition to overseeing the Network’s Business, Legal and Standards departments, Mr. Grant helped create many of the basic planning tools used to manage the Network’s program planning process. Mr. Grant previously was Senior Vice President of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., where he played a key role in a number of major deals and start-ups, including the launch of BskyB in the UK, the acquisition of STAR TV in Hong Kong, the Studio’s "output" deals with HBO and the restructuring of the Studio’s home video business. Mr. Grant, received his bachelor of arts degree in Political Science from UCLA and his JD degree from UC Davis, where he was Executive Editor of the Law Review. He is a Los Angeles native and resident, and with his wife, Nancy, is raising three young children.