Michael Sammaciccia began his career in film working for Robert De Niro's Tribeca Productions.  His diverse experience at Tribeca led him to Miramax Films, where he worked for two years before accepting an executive position with Walden Media.  At Walden, Sammaciccia oversaw development and production of the family film "HOLES".  After seeing "HOLES" through to its release, Sammaciccia went on to make "ALWAYS WILL", his first feature film.

Matthew Petrilla officially entered the world of filmmaking in 2002, when he directed, co-produced and co-wrote the independent short film "FIGURE CLUB".  The film won a top prize in a Lucasfilm sponsored, Atom Films competition and attracted the attention of Sammaciccia, who asked Petrilla to co-produce "ALWAYS WILL".

Chip Schofield is a graduate of the film program at Temple University.  After graduation he landed a job as a broadcast producer at the Philadelphia advertising agency Red Tettemer.  Soon thereafter, Schofield caught the editing bug and has been the lead commercial editor for Red Tettemer’s clients for the past five years.