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CREATIVE DIRECTOR / EDITOR

Jayna Wonder Twin,  Form Of: Joy.  Lucky Number 13

Favorite Quote?

“Would I rather be feared or loved? Umm…easy, both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.”  -Michael Scott

What inspires you?

Walking aimlessly through every aisle of a Target store.

If you weren’t doing advertising, what would you do?

Buy Pinterest.

Alternate Universes?

I’m convinced of it, then you never make a wrong decision.

Thoughts on Time Travel?

I’m in

Aliens?

There has to be.

Conspiracy Theories? 

So much fun to interrogate those people.

Your Most heroic achievement?

Motherhood

Would you have signed the Declaration of Independence?

With a few amendments, yes.

If so, what would you have worn?

Meat dress.

Favorite Somee Card?

Really?  No one else answered this?  
I love: I’m glad we share a sense of humor and an understanding that I’m slightly funnier.

Words you like?

Oblivion

Joan or Betty?

Joan

Don or John?

I’m with Katie, Roger.

Favorite actor or actress from the olden days?

Greta Garbo

Joy@19Below.tv

Director / Editor

Pete “The Milkman” Meyer.

Lucky Number:

That’s a horrible thing to ask of someone with compulsive counting issues.

Favorite Quote?

“The rain man gave me two cures and said, jump right in.
One was Texas medicine the other was just railroad gin.
And like a fool, I mixed them and it strangled up my mind.
And now people just get uglier and I have no sense of time.”
-Bob Dylan

Favorite book/story from your childhood?

Proust’s “Remembrance of Things Past”. I was a very learned child.

Style Idol?

Audrey Hepburn. 1993 hospice Audrey Hepburn.

Best made super hero movie?

Reid Fleming, the World’s Toughest Milkman, never got made. That would have been the best.

Favorite Historical Figure

Voltaire.

If you weren’t doing advertising, what would you do?

I’d be a parole officer who specializes in helping pyromaniacs adjust to a fire-free lifestyle.

Thoughts on Time Travel?

All editing is time travel.

Aliens?

I like that girl that gets all bit up by rats in El Norte.

Your most heroic achievement?

Combating greedy elephant poachers in Tanzania from 1992-93.

Would you have signed the Declaration of Independence?

Stop fishing for cheap Handcock jokes.

If so, what would you have worn?

Still fishing.

Preferred era or movement of fashion and music?

1969-1977.

Favorite Somee Card?

Anything where an old-timey man with a handlebar mustache says something sexual in contemporary jargon. Those ones kill me!

Preferred Art Movement?

I like those American colonial family portraits where the children have giant heads.

Psychic connections or abilities?

I always seem to have a pretty good idea what month it is without having to even look at a calendar.

Favorite Movies?

Mullholland Drive.
Ace in the Hole.
Mikey and Nicky.

Best Beer?

The one right before the one that makes you punch a cop.

Joan or Betty?

Joan depresses me, so I’ll have to go with “Fat suit Betty” squirting the whip cream into her mouth.

Websites you like?

dangerousminds.net
thisisnthappiness.com

Favorite actor or actress from the olden days?

Robert Mitchum

Pete@19Below.tv

Post Producer

Poison Ivy: red hair, named Ivy, a total badass…need I say more?  Lucky Number 17

Favorite Quote?

“The witch in Hansel and Greddle, she’s very misunderstood.  I mean, the woman builds her dream home, and these brats come along and start eating it” – Miranda Hobbs

Nicknames?

T-Bone…but I’m still waiting for it to catch on.

Words you like?

Conundrum, Moxie, Aficionado, Pishposh

Best show on VH1 or MTV?

Teen Mom…I just wish Amber and Gary would work it out.

If you weren’t doing advertising, what would you do?

It really perturbs me when celebrities answer this question, they’re always like “If I weren’t an actor, I’d probably be a doctor” or “If I weren’t an actor, I’d be an author of children’s books”  Let’s face the facts, they’d be on Dancing with the Stars like every other unemployed actor.  Having said that….I’d probably be an actor on a medical drama and dabble in children’s fiction on the side.  I think I’m fairly realistic when it comes to back up plans.

Thoughts on Time Travel?

DeLoreans are the only way to travel.

Would you have signed the Declaration of Independence?

Depends on what I had going on that day…starting a revolution seems rather time consuming.

If so, what would you have worn?

Well, I guess a red coat would be out of the question.

Joan or Betty?

I fancy myself a Joan

Don or John?

Don

Favorite actor or actress from the olden days?

Jimmy Stewart

Ivy@19Below.tv

Studio Manager

“Kat”ie Lady. Lucky Number 14

Favorite Quote?

“I had a dream last night, I was eating a ten pound marshmallow. I woke up this morning and the pillow was gone.” -Tommy Cooper quotes

Nicknames?

Spud-from my dad, apparently I like potatoes. Pavlov, Kit Kat. Kat Mit, kPav, kMitch, Pavleesch, Pavlishova, Mitcholada-I just made that one up.

Words you like?

Ones that make me sound smart.

Best show on VH1 or MTV?

Jersey Shore-post preggo Snooki. She’s really no fun to party with anymore.

If you weren’t doing advertising, what would you do?

Curl up in a hole and wish I was doing advertising.

Favorite historical figure?

The old ones.

Aliens?

Where?

Preferred era or movement of fashion and music?

The current one. I like that people shower now and wash their clothing.

Ever had a supernatural experience?

One time I thought I could make the same day repeat, then I just realized I was boring.

KatieM@19below.tv

Motion Designer / Editor

Jono, aka, Quailman.  Lucky Number 7

Favorite Quote:

“I don’t really have one, but I can look for one” -Jono

Thoughts on Time Travel?

This guy sold me a time machine that only goes forward in time at 60 seconds per minute. I don’t think it works.

Would you have signed the Declaration of Independence? If so, what would you have worn?

I actually did. The name’s Herbie, Herbie Hancock. I was wearing cargo shorts. 

Preferred Art Movement?

Art Deco

Words you like?

Indubitably.

Best Beer?

Boulevard IPA

Beach or Ski Trip?

Beach. As long as I don’t need a volleyball to keep me company.

Joan or Betty?

Who??

Don or John?

You mean Don Juan?

Jono@19Below.tv

Motion Designer / Editor

Trey aka Wayne . . . Bruce Wayne.  Lucky Number not necessary.

Favorite Quote:

“I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass… and I’m all out of bubblegum.” -George Nada in “They Live”

What is your favorite book/story from your childhood?

Where the Wild Things Are

Your Most heroic achievement?

Saving the world…recycling!

Would you have signed the Declaration of Independence?

If I was educated and literate back in the day, you bet.

If so, what would you have worn?

A stylish powdered whig.

Preferred era or movement of fashion and music?

80s. I love to hate it

Preferred Art Movement?

Expressionism

Favorite actor or actress from the olden days?

Bogey

Trey@19Below.tv

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