Based in St. Louis, Justin takes a unique approach to editorial storytelling, developing a style that seeks out overlooked narratives and reframes them with fresh insight and empathy. His work often centers around everyday people and industries, using these stories as windows into broader cultural themes. Dedicated to preserving diverse perspectives, he seeks to connect audiences from all backgrounds through the medium of documentary film.

This will be his second feature-length documentary, coming off the heels of 2018's “The Saint Louis Browns: The Team That Baseball Forgot.” Often viewed as St. Louis' second team behind the perennially favored Cardinals, the Browns were more than just the lovable losers. The hourlong documentary produced for PBS station KETC, and narrated by St. Louis native Jon Hamm, earned numerous local and national accolades including a Clio Sports and Midwest Regional Emmy nomination.

Fueled by coffee and deadlines, Mark Capapas is a multifaceted creative hailing from Lincoln Square, Chicago. His comprehensive experience in editorial photography led him to work in newsrooms such as the Sun-Times and the Associated Press. As a filmmaker, he loves being the puppet master of an operation. He has experience producing a variety of short films, one of them being an advertisement for Topo Designs, which has led to successful bids with agencies such as Energy BBDO.

To Mark’s core, he is a storyteller. Whether that be telling the story of people, food or even products, he hopes to convey his own sense of aesthetic and passion to whatever project he tackles. His ability to seamlessly blend visual artistry with compelling narratives has made him a sought-after creative force in Chicago's dynamic media landscape.

Man-about-town and purveyor of all things pop culture, Robert Severson’s thirst for knowledge and general enthusiasm for life make him a perfect emissary for our journey into the world of coin-operated amusements.

Robert, who will also answer to "Pancake Master" or “Googz" (short for Googolplexia), is St. Louis, Missouri’s ambassador to the world: a live-event emcee, wedding officiant, chicken wings-eating contest proctor, wrestling match announcer, accomplished voice-over artist, television show host, trivia question writer and answerer, garage concert organizer, award-winning composer, performer, recording/touring artist with the aforementioned accordion-ukulele-banjo-vocal solo musical act Googolplexia, award-winning record label proprietor, movie theatre projectionist, occasional French-speaker, and one-time Jeopardy! contestant.