Ron Malvin started his career at NBC in his teens, as a film editing apprentice for KNBC News. After working his way up to film editor, he received an EMMY nomination for a KNBC documentary called "The Vanishing Lands". Soon after, he made the jump to editing tape, rising to Senior Video Editor in the Network News Department. This included travelling for "Nightly News" and "Today" domestically and internationally, and a stint in the Network Documentary Unit. Next, Ron moved to KCBS, joining the team under Executive Producer Joel Tator in creating the successful magazine show, "Two on the Town". While at TOTT, Ron edited as well as worked in the field as a sound technician, receiving EMMY nominations in both categories. He also gained extensive experience onlining the popular strip show and cutting promos. In 1985, he left KCBS to establish FACE Broadcast Productions. Today, he manages FACE's facility, from video engineering to the latest computer applications. At the same time, he is still in demand as an editor, lending his talents to everything from television specials to commercials, for clients from the broadcasting world as well as the corporate sector. His latest national editing award was for the medical Video News Release, "Prosorba Column".

Jamie Tullo has worked in television production throughout her career, in areas as diverse as game shows, news gathering and electronic publicity. Trained in broadcast engineering at NBC Burbank, she was one of the first female video editors to travel for the Network News division, covering breaking stories across the United States. Her current editing client list includes film and television studios, production companies, and PR firms, for whom she has garnered several video awards. Jamie has also been freelance field producing since the early 1980's, most recently directing and writing medical segments for Fox Health Network, as well as a documentary on the Alameda Corridor, the most expensive public works project of modern times. For the past fifteen years, she has enjoyed creating specialty videos for companies nationwide, contributing to many successful campaigns for products as diverse as film soundtracks, concept cars, medical breakthroughs and more. Recent accomplishments include a national award for a VNR edited for the biotech giant, AMGEN. A proponent of educational programming that is fun to watch, Jamie is a member of the Jump$tart Coalition, a national advocacy group dedicated to promoting financial literacy in schools. Her pilot for teens, "Totally Cool Business News," won an Aegis Award for Excellence in Video Production, and she is in development on several reality-based shows as well. Other professional memberships include the Academy of Television Art and Sciences and the National Association of Television Program Executives.