Mark Meatto first fell in love with documentary apprenticing under legendary filmmaker Ricky Leacock. In the last year, he has helped to found HardPin Media, begun his tenure as Director of Productions for Victory Combat Sports and was a member of President Obama’s 2012 video team. Currently, he is producing Ross McElwee’s next film and directing a documentary set in the Ecuadorian Amazon. He is a graduate of Harvard University.

 Michael Bohlmann is a Managing Member of Shaftway Productions, the company that produced How To Grow A Band. He is also President of Bohlmann International, a New York and LA based private investment company. Production credits include: K. Lorrel Manning’s Happy New Year and Live from the Lower East Side: It’s p-Bingo Night! Bohlmann has worked for investment banks and private hedge funds for thirteen years in sales, structuring and capital raising roles. He graduated A.B. magna cum laude from Harvard University.

Purcell Carson is an Emmy-nominated editor whose works include the 2009 Oscar-winner Smile Pinki, Note By Note: The Making of Steinway 1037, and Double Dare.  She was recently awarded Best Documentary Editor at the Tribeca Film Festival for her work on Semper Fi: Always Faithful. She is a graduate of Brown and Stanford Universities and a MacDowell Fellow. She teaches in the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University.

Bert Keely is a technologist and musician based in Silicon Valley, best known for his work on tablet computers. He stopped full-time work in 2009 to pursue passion projects in music, photography and design, many of which have been photo-journaled at bertseye.com. He is especially proud to have Executive Produced this remarkable film, in which Meatto has leveraged his own similar passions to give us an intimate view of Punch Brothers - one of the most creative musical projects of our time.