Hailing from the tiny town of Seymour, Wisconsin, Scott Langteau grew up to become the single Producer involved in the creation of two of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful franchises in video game history: Medal of Honor and Call of Duty. With over 20 years of production experience, a Masters in Theater from Villanova University, and production work with companies like DreamWorks, Electronic Arts, Activision, Disney/Pixar, and the Jim Henson Company, Scott is no stranger to the art of creating engaging, high quality entertainment. Scott is also the author of BULLIED, an award-winning contemporary look at modern-day middle-school bullying and the impact it has on the futures of all involved. His grim-yet-fanciful award-winning cautionary tale for children on the perils of media and video game addiction: "Sofa Boy", has recently been released in a 10th Anniversary Edition. Scott is also the author of "The Question", a home-alone snowstorm adventure taken from the imaginative experiences of his youth in snowy Wisconsin, and a whimsical collection of poetry and sketches from his life experiences entitled: "Shaking the Moon to Free the Stars - and other Celestial Observations". Born and raised in Pasadena, California, Michaela Brannon has always had a strong affinity for the creative arts. After attending the California State Summer School for the Arts (C.S.S.S.A.) in 2012 for sculpture and painting, she decided to pursue a career in the field of animation. She graduated in the spring of 2018 from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California with honors, now holding a BFA in Illustration Entertainment Arts. When she is not working, Michaela can be found dog whispering, binge watching "Twin Peaks", or spending time with her friends and family.
