
Team Members

Jamie "Lanie" Lane
Production Manager
Jamie brings years of experience keeping fast-moving animation projects on track and teams working in sync. They fell in love with animation after seeing how stories come alive through careful coordination behind the scenes. Outside the studio, Jamie is usually organizing community events or planning their next hiking trip with their partner.

Alex Smith
Storyboard & Script
Alex shapes the studio’s stories from the ground up, combining narrative structure with visually driven storytelling. She pursued animation because it merges her love of writing with the rhythm of cinematic art. Off the clock, Alex is usually adventuring with her family or reading sci-fi and romance novels.

Charlie McMann
Modeler & Rigger
Charlie has a sharp eye for detail and a background in 3D modeling that spans both film and indie game projects. He was drawn to animation after discovering how rigging can transform static art into expressive characters. Charlie loves skateboarding and building custom keyboards.

Max Johnson
Animator & Concept Artist
Max specializes in dynamic animation and vibrant world-building, helping projects find their visual voice. Their passion for animation started with drawing fan art and imagining whole worlds behind their favorite shows. Max is also an avid collector of indie art books, Hawaiian shirts and "quirky" enamel pins.

Trevor Lee
Animator & Modeler
Trevor thrives on bringing characters to life, blending technical skill with a strong sense of motion and emotion. He got into animation by experimenting with stop-motion films as a kid and never stopped creating. Trevor spends his free time exploring local coffee roasters and catching up on the latest anime.

Darnell Brice
VFX & Marketing
Darnell blends creative effects work with a strategic marketing mindset, ensuring each project looks stunning and reaches the right audience. They got into animation after being captivated by behind-the-scenes VFX breakdowns. Outside work, Darnell enjoys urban photography and trying every new ramen spot in the city, and practicing tattoo art.
Transcending Borders
During the COVID-19 pandemic our studio made the intentional choice to give up traditional office space and reinvest those resources directly into each team member’s home workspace. We’ve found that when we get to create in our happy places our productivity and creativity flows more naturally.
Remote collaboration has become part of our rhythm, and we don’t see ourselves returning to a formal office unless it ever becomes truly necessary. For now (and for the future) we plan to continue building our best work right where we feel most inspired.





