A life of fascination with all things has led Chris Elley to a habit in film. He began producing and directing before he was old enough to drive. His documentary BARBECUE: A TEXAS LOVE STORY found great success at film festivals and on DVD. His work has appeared everywhere from CBS NEWS 60 MINUTES to THE FOOD NETWORK. Before launching Electro-Fish Media full-time, Chris served as Director of On-Air Marketing and Senior Producer for CBS KEYE Austin.
Cile Spelce Elley has a rich history in broadcast journalism, reporting and anchoring in television markets across the U.S. She covered the infamous Branch Davidian standoff in Waco as well as hurricanes, presidential campaigns and more. Nationally, Cile has appeared on CBS' THE EARLY SHOW. Cile is currently producing the public television series STATE OF TOMORROW in conjunction with Alpheus Media and the University of Texas System.
The world seems to happen in rhythm around John Mckallip. His love for music has led him into a career in filmmaking. He has worked for industry giants such as HBO and ESPN. John holds a B.A. in Mass Communication from Texas State University.
A Chicago native, Dave Rehm has whole-heartedly embraced Texas (with the exception of his small obsession with Chicago sports). His work has screened on PBS and at prestigious film festivals across the country. He holds a radio-television-film degree from the University of Texas at Austin.
Bob Boucher has a story for everything, because he's one of those guys that has actually seen everything (most notably the super bizarre). Bob's perspective on the world is just another reason he is an incredibly impressive visual designer and art director. With a storied history in agency design on both coasts, he has found his home and become a pillar in the design community on the third coast. He rides a BMW motorcycle.