Amy is traditionally trained in Business Management, Computer Information Systems and Marketing. Graduating in 2006 from Texas Tech University she went on to work in Wireless Sales & Marketing for At&t Mobility. In late 2008 following the housing crash, Amy was concerned about the homelessness she saw around her and was thus compelled to write her first treatment for a documentary film about the issue.  This would be the first film project Amy would work on- but certainly not the last.  In the years to follow Amy would learn to apply her traditional training in business towards a multitude of projects across the globe - bringing her skills in digital storytelling to the people and places on the forefront of grassroots change and working together to expand the reach of important movements, projects, organizations, and initiatives.

Her work with grassroots organizations brought her to work with many conservation and outdoor education non-profits over the years. Utilizing her skills in website design, social media development, and print media design she worked with the Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center as the Director of Communications and Mt. Ashland Association as the Marketing Manager.

Amy has continued to expand her education in organizational management and practice over the years - acquiring non-traditional education in social permaculture, intentional community living, non-violent communication, conservation, and digital storytelling technique.  She shares her knowledge with youth in the Rogue Valley and beyond by organizing outdoor trips where young people can explore the natural world and modern day digital storytelling technique. 

After graduating with a degree in English Education at Montana State University,  Mike left Elko, Nevada on a hitchhiking adventure which would culminate in Argentina almost two years later. His journey provided him with much needed perspective about the world and where we are going, both globally and individually. His experience has revealled that humanity yearns for positive change, that people are inherently good, and that anything is possible.

Following his trip Mike would whole-heartedly dive into various expressions of storytelling.  Working as a stand-up comedian, a wilderness guide, a teacher, a writer, and a filmmaker - Mike has honed his storytelling style & skill through a multitude of mediums.  He recently published his first novel and is leading wilderness based writing workshops along the Rogue River where he is a whitewater raft guide. As a modern-day storyteller, Mike brings his well-crafted perspectives in the arts to all of the projects he is a part of.