Owner/Producer/Voice

Jennifer Pulley

Jennifer is a University of Richmond graduate and a Virginia Beach native. Her career as a 4th grade teacher led to producing educational programming for her students. Her Emmy nominated program "Brain Stew" was rated in the Annenberg Public Policy Center's top 10 list of quality educational programs in the country and was syndicated in several markets through a CBS affiliate in Norfolk, VA. 

NASA Langley caught wind and Jennifer produced and hosted the Emmy winning "NASACONNECT" for several years, hosted the Emmy-award winning NASA 360 and is currently the voice talent for NASA X, airing worldwide on DIRECTV, Hulu, and NASA Television.

Jennifer hosts "Innovation Now", a radio series and podcast, broadcast in over ninety markets, reaching over 200 million listeners in several countries. It also airs in southeastern Virginia during "All Things Considered" on NPR.

Her passion for project management and production is reflected in her current and past work as a producer, talent and host.

​

​

Owner/DP/Editor

Michael Bibbo

Michael has been producing television and film for almost 35 years and has more than 260 television programs to his credit.

Michael graduated from Bennington College and followed his passion for film attended the New School University in New York City, graduating with a M.A. in Film and Media Communications.

Following school he produced content for a local television program called "BuzTV," which earned several regional Emmy Awards. His follow-up was "Brain Stew", a children's educational series rated in the top 10 programs in the country.

In 2007, he co-created one of NASA's most successful outreach programs, NASA 360 which continues today as a vodcast with over 22 million views. His follow up program NASA X aired worldwide with 22 programs on HULU, DIRECTV, iTunes and NASA+.  

Michael was nominated for a National Daytime Emmy Award in 2011 for editing on NASA 360. His latest documentary on the Chickahominy Indian Tribe earned a Capital Region Emmy award in the Chesapeake Heritage category.

He continues to work on commercial projects, documentaries, aerial work, and is the current Director of the Hurrah TV and Film Academy in Norfolk, Virginia.