Co-Founder and Director: Liron Unreich

The Ripple Project is the natural product of Unreich’s career, a graduate of New York University Tisch School of the Arts. He has pursued the art of storytelling through various mediums, and his resumé reflects his expertise in a variety of arenas — including award winning films, world wide art exhibitions of collaborative work, participating in the design of the the highest resolution 360° digital video array ever built and independent film productions. His independent and collaborative work has been featured on television, in museums and publications around the world, including The New York Times, The New Yorker Magazine, MOMA, and BET channel amongst other. Liron’s most recent collaborative  work has been honored with the prestigious “best short experimental film” in SXSW 2008 film festival.

Co-Founder and Producer: Michael McDevitt

Hailing from New York and schooled at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute, Michael brings 21 years of strategy, branding, advertising, and marketing experience. His accomplishments include a prestigious Gold Clio and a coveted place in the American Institute of Graphic Art’s permanent collection. As cofounder of the innovation agency Gooder Companies, client highlights include the North American introduction of the Mercedes-Benz Smart car and the introduction of numerous eBay portals. As cofounder of the public art collaborative Illegal Art, his work has been twice featured in the New York Times OpArt page. Michael is also co-author of Chronicle Book’s Suggestion and a professor of innovation design and branding at Pratt Institute.

Series One Producer and Vignettes Director: Dylan Angell

Dylan came to New York in 2009 with a background in film and creative writing, and soon became involved with The Ripple Project. He has since established himself as an indispensable member of the Ripple team, acting as a producer of The Ripple Project: One documentary, and as the director of the Vignettes web-series. Before moving to New York, Dylan spent much of his time traveling both alone and on tour with different bands. These travels, throughout the United States and later Europe, are where Dylan became interested in documenting the lives of ordinary individuals and has molded him into an important contributor to The Ripple Project.

Vignettes Director of Photography / Editor : John Appleton