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We are a small group of collaborators, independently driven and together a force to be reckoned with. We do not take projects based on need, but instead based on a desire to create and enjoy our craft. For this reason, each member of our team decides for themselves if the next project is right for them, and we support their wishes.
But given the above, we don’t give up on a “bad idea” because we don’t believe in bad ideas. Every idea is a well formed thought that someone has arrived at and represents a level of importance to that individual. However, to make the idea relevant or entertaining to a larger audience there may be more effort needed. This is the way we see ideas and that’s also why there are no limits to what we can accomplish.
President, Executive Producer, Magnanimous Nucleus
Rob has a background in legal technology and managing at the corporate level. He is a team builder and learned quickly that leveraging the strengths of others helps you grow and enables a broader and richer life experience. He founded Dare Fusion in order to enable a new career direction and brought together other talented creators to develop entertainment properties. As a relatively new creative worker, Rob has made the most of his 4 years experience by creating, producing and promoting projects that have been both successful and rewarding for all involved.
Rob lives in Los Angeles with a wife, 3 kids and big goofy dog. He is driven by the challenge of creating new ways of visually communicating to an audience, and lives with the goal of staying “focused on the moment” and being happy with whatever may come.
Executive Producer, Producer, Synchronistic Being
Mark Skelton wanted to explore the world before deciding on a lifelong career. At 20 years old, he bought a one-way ticket around the globe. This trip turned out to be a 5 year adventure of learning and growing, covering more than 40 countries. At 25, Mark landed the job as Arts & Entertainment executive on London’s biggest selling newspaper, The Evening Standard. A new, unfolding world of film premieres and art exhibitions ignited a latent passion for telling stories on film. On turning 30, he decided to set up his own production company and went on to co-produce a two-part documentary, “For the Love of Skype”, with Al Gore’s Current TV Network. Mark has most recently co-founded the film company, Positive Pictures Group and is currently producing the feature length true story of Peace Pilgrim.
Producer, Director
Josh is a passionate video experimenter with a passion for storytelling, animation, illustration and light. Josh has been working in new media and broadcast television for the past 5 years. During that time Josh ran a small creative studio as the Creative Director and helped companies like The Los Angeles Times, Revision3, Fox Racing, Veoh and many more communicate to their employees, reach their audience or just entertain. As a director and producer Josh has collaborated or run the day to day operations of new media series like A Comicbook Orange, Viral and AnimeTV. Josh’s work has been nominated for Webby awards twice and a Streamy once. Josh believes deeply in work done through effective collaboration and strong vision and always insists that both are brought to any project. Josh also believes in evaluation based on his work not on the cut of his jib(he also hates writing in the third person).
