Bao started making movies on Hi8 video at an early age and developed his visual sense from Kung Fu movies, silents, musicals, and Hitchcock. Twitch Film praised his written-and-directed BOOKIE for its "flawlessly realized world populated by entirely fleshed out and believable characters, driven by a compelling narrative and brought to sumptuous life." The Seattle International Film Festival invited him to direct BLACK COFFEE in an exclusive filmmaking challenge. The film's seedy noir style caught the attention of Seattle Magazine, which awarded him their 2009 Artist Spotlight. Cinema Crazed calls it "one of the sharper short thrillers I've seen in a while... Bao has potential to stage a truly exciting feature-length thriller." He is currently developing several feature projects both in North America and Asia.

Nick is an entrepreneur at heart with a meticulous nature. He has produced several music videos and films that have won awards at various festivals, in addition to winning a $10,000 grand prize in the Project Pioneer 2880 Short Film Competition. His photographic work made worldwide news in 2011 with his Photopic Sky Survey, a 5,000-megapixel panorama of the entire night sky. He has appeared on PRI's The World, Wired.com and has given talks to enthusiasts at Boeing, Intel, and Pixar.

Michael Velasquez has been the producer on over 25 independent short films which have screened at dozens of festivals and venues in the United States and internationally. He is also an accomplished director, video editor, motion graphics artist and event organizer with over ten years of experience in digital production and post production. Michael graduated with honors from UC Santa Barbara.

Shaun graduated from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco in the winter of 2004. With his time at the Academy, he gained experience in all aspects of filmmaking. Shaun enrolled with plans of being an editor but quickly developed a love for cinematography as soon as he stepped on a set. His time at the school brought him experience with both film and video. He has DP'd a long list of short films and commercials on DV, Super 8, Super 16mm, and 35mm. Shaun also has a considerable amount of experience as a 1st AC with a wide variety of motion picture cameras. With every film, Shaun continues to refine his unique style of composition and lighting.

Johnny Horn, son of legendary session musician Jim Horn, has been a fixture in the Seattle music scene since joining The Defenders in the 80's. Since that time, Horn has established himself as a reputable session bassist/guitarist working with labels such as SubPop (Evil Tamborines), Conception (The Notables) and Loose Groove (Hi Fi Killers) and currently resides as a soul/blues DJ at KEXP 90.3 FM. For the past 25 years, Horn has traveled and built a collection of concepts, demos and experiences that have translated into the Junior Jackson project. Horn has also placed music for films and TV shows such as The Sopranos and Unbreakable.