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retired Major in the United States Air Force Reserves in Combat Camera and Public Affairs where he served in Iraq as Chief of Public Affairs and was awarded a Joint Service Commendation and Meritorious Service Medal. He has received two Telly Awards for the PBS documentaries Hines Farm Blues Club and Doyt Perry, A Coach for Life. He is a member of the Society of Camera Operators (SOC), International Combat Camera Association (ICCA), and International Alliance of Theatrical & Stage Employees (IATSE, Local 600, Cinematographer's Guild).

Robert Gordon Jr. is Associate Professor of Media Arts in the College of Media and Entertainment at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, USA. He has been a producer, director, and manager of multi-camera productions for 46 years. He has directed for various broadcasting outlets and produced concert specials, award shows, and comedy series for Cinemax, PBS, TNN, CMT, Family Channel, Time Warner, Gaylord Syndicom, and RCA Records. He holds a BFA and MBA from the University of Cincinnati and is the Video and Film Degree Program Coordinator for the Department of Media Arts.

James B. Lohrey is Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication, Journalism & Media at Shippensburg University, USA. Mr. Lohrey teaches courses in the CJM core and the Broadcast Production track at undergraduate level, as well as in the department's M.S. in Strategic Communication program. He also serves as the advisor to WSYC, the student-run radio station on campus. Additionally, Mr. Lohrey completed his doctoral coursework in Spring 2023 at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and is working on his dissertation which he expects to complete by Spring 2025. As a media professional in the television and video field, he interned and worked for WKBW-TV, the ABC affiliate in Buffalo, NY, created short independent film and video projects, and wrote a film column for a bi-weekly entertainment newspaper in Buffalo.