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About

Why hello there, nice to meet you.

Brian Armstrong. Founder.

Brian is a secret modernist convinced he was born into the wrong era. He likes morning fog, Keira Knightley, and freshly washed bed sheets, but has never had a crumpet.

The Cupertino, CA native graduated Summa Cum Laude from UCLA, with a major in English literature and a minor in Film, Television, and Digital Media. While attending UCLA, he served as the President of the Film and Photography Society and the Senior Arts Editor and Design Editor of Westwind, the university’s journal of the arts.

Alex Romanko. Founder.

Alex enjoys expressing his displeasure in the conduct of fellow drivers, especially when they are guilty of driving twenty miles below the speed limit in the fast lane whilst chatting away on the phone.

He is currently studying Business Economics at San Jose State. In addition to his school and multimedia, Alex is a competitive swim coach at DACA, an elite Bay Area swim club. A former CSS freestyle swimmer and Division III water polo player, Alex is passionate about developing work ethic and commitment in his young athletes. He recently received a high-five from Michael Phelps.