Chris Anthony Hamilton is an award-winning Director and Cinematographer who lives and works out of both Atlanta, GA and Milan, Italy. With an education in film from Hofstra University, Chris honed his skills in New York City working with giants including Spike Lee, Sesame Street and Ralph Lauren and has had the likes of such prolific people as Barack and Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey in front of his lens. His award-winning short films have screened at festivals internationally and his branded content has garnered more than 10 million views online. Most recently he received the award for Best Director at the Black Women Film Network Short Film Festival. He may be most proud, though, of his eclectic karaoke repertoire which he’s happy to put on display at the wrap party – whether that’s in North America or Europe.

Daniel has helmed a variety of short and long-form pieces across the country while also serving as BARK BARK’s Creative Director. His knowledge of the entire process (being an editor first) means he’s got your back to see the creative vision all the way through with everything in mind, including your delivery spec sheet. He’s not afraid to get down and dirty to capture the most compelling images for the story at hand.

Allison Caviness is multiple Promax Gold award winning director based in Los Angeles. With a background as a Creative Director for over a decade, she understands first hand the nuanced needs for bringing elevated creative to life.

A kind and passionate director, Allison’s signature poetic style lends itself well to culture and lifestyle content with emphasis on fashion, celebrity, music, beauty, wellness and pro-social campaigns. Allison is an avid gardener and amateur jazz singer who hates cilantro.

Janlataé “Jan” Mullins is an award-winning director as well as a graduate of the New York Film Academy and the Art Institute of Atlanta. Before joining the BARK BARK team, Janlatae’ has helmed several critically acclaimed independent short films – including Best Director at The Black Women in Film Festival in 2015 and Best Screenplay in 2018.

Janlatae’ latest film “Soul Fire,” won the grand prize for the 2017 National Jack Daniels Gentleman Jack Real to Reel short film competition in association with Code Black Entertainment. The film completed a multi-city screening and press tour with celebrity ambassador Omari Hardwick and Gentleman Jack. Being a strong believer in the power of collaboration, Janlatae’s ability to work with talent and develop strong characters in her stories is what first brought her to our attention. Janlatae’s capacity to develop honest performances and capture those performances with the corresponding visual style makes her the right choice for any talent driven work.

Meg got her start fabricating movie props as a kid on shows such as Men In Black, Armageddon, and Wild Wild West. Later, she moved out to Atlanta where she worked as a crew member on movies like Goosebumps, Fate of the Furious, and Pirates of the Caribbean 5. By coming up in the art world first, this has given her a unique directing style by paying attention to the smallest detail and by adding the most production value to every frame.

Outside of branded content, she has worked with a variety of music artists including: Mario, Slushii, Sofia Reyes, Tokyo Jetz, That Girl Lay Lay, Preme (aka P Reign), Nicole Bus, and many others.

Matt has one of the most uniquely creative minds ever. Mix that with true talent as an illustrator and a mastery of animation techniques from traditional cell to Flash-in-a-flash, and you can’t help loving him. He’s always challenging the composite team to push every boundary of modern technology and “just make it cool”.