Barry Ehrmann is an entertainment industry veteran with 18 years of experience in the production, licensing, marketing and distribution of content. Currently, Mr. Ehrmann is the founder and managing partner of Enliven Entertainment, a full service entertainment company specializing in concert and video production for DVD & television sales. Enliven's television productions have appeared in the USA on HBO, Showtime, VH1, VH1 Classic, CMT, InHD, HDnet, MHD, PBS, APT, Bravo, Comedy Central, BET, USA, and other broadcasters around the globe. Enliven has produced DVD content for Sony, Rhino, Warner Brothers, Image Entertainment, Pioneer Entertainment, Universal, BMG, Eagle Vision, SPV, Roadrunner, EMI and many others.

Enliven has worked with and produced artists such as ZZ Top, Black Sabbath, Harry Connick, Jr., Alanis Morissette, Branford Marsalis, Deep Purple, Brian Setzer Orchestra, Judy Collins, Cheap Trick, Rush, Queensryche, Heart, Alice in Chains, Bonnie Raitt, Bilie Joe Armstrong, Scott Weiland, Elvis Costello, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Pretenders, Cyndi Lauper, and many others. Additionally, Barry has just finished producing a 12 episode concert series for VH1 Classic and inDemand HD.

Prior to co-founding Enliven Entertainment in 2001, Mr. Ehrmann served at MCY Music World Inc. where he was directly responsible for the first series of on-line concerts, pay-per-view specials and DVD releases featuring the Backstreet Boys, *N'Sync, Ozzfest and Sammy Hagar. Mr. Ehrmann negotiated agreements that included content for all media including television, home video (including DVD) and the Internet.

From 1996 to 1999, Barry Ehrmann served as Senior Vice President for Paradigm Music Entertainment. Mr. Ehrmann negotiated and licensed unreleased master recordings and compilations of albums. Mr. Ehrmann's piloting of the Archive Recordings division led to the sale of the company to TCI/Liberty Cable in 1998.

Between 1992 and 1996, Mr. Ehrmann served as President of King Biscuit Flower Hour Records, Inc. and was responsible for the acquisition of the King Biscuit Flower Hour radio archives, consisting of 20 years of live recordings from over 450 artists. Mr. Ehrmann orchestrated the initial success of this label while securing rights to artists such as America, Deep Purple, Robin Trower, The Hollies, The Fixx, David Crosby and many others. Mr. Ehrmann negotiated and arranged the eventual distribution of the record label through BMG Entertainment.

Born in 1968 in Detroit, Michigan, filmmaker Robert Jason began making short films at age ten. Robert attended the Rhode Island School of Design in order to study film with esteemed professor John Terry, mentor to director Gus Van Sant.

Following graduation, Robert was scouted by MTV Networks in New York City. There his first project was to film the pilot for the seminal reality series The Real World. As a producer for MTV's On Air Promo department Robert received three Broadcast Design Awards for his work on some of the channel's most memorable program packages and animated ID's.

Robert left MTV in 1995 to form his own production company, Circus Maximus. It was in this same year that he received an Emmy Award for his work on the PBS documentary series City Arts. Robert has directed national commercials for various brands including Time Magazine, Kodak, AT&T and Adidas, as well as the David Byrne music video "Miss America". Although distinguished as a director, Robert has also lent his creative imagination towards other ventures, most notably, establishing New York's first transsexual restaurant, Lucky Cheng's, now in it's fifteenth year. Robert recently partnered with Eric Miclette and Kristine Patnugot to form wERK Productions.

Eric began his entertainment career in the recording industry working with a vast array of artists including Led Zeppelin, Michael Jackson, Phil Collins, Tori Amos, REM, Stone Temple Pilots, Marc Cohn, John Coltrane, Mariah Carey, Lil' Kim, The Notorious B.I.G., INXS, Collective Soul, and Enigma to name a few. As a national sales executive for A*Vision/WarnerVision, the video division of Atlantic Records, Eric also played a major part in the development and the eventual success of various home video lines including Jane Fonda's Workout, Buns/Abs of Steel, Shining Time Station, and the erotic Penthouse Video line.

Itching to explore more creative pursuits, Eric became an award-winning Creative Director and Copywriter in advertising, where his creativity played a major role in the development of campaigns for a diverse group of companies including General Electric, Wired Magazine, USA Today, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Comedy Central, Liz Claiborne, Ernst & Young, Diesel, and The Gap, among others.

Flash forward to the present day where the combination of Eric's creative and marketplace skills have translated well into film and television. Not only has he enjoyed success as a multi-award-winning producer and director of commercials and music videos, Eric has also established himself as a screenwriter (Face, Olga) and as the writer and creator of MTV's Beavis & Butthead/Daria spin-off, "Mystik Spiral: On The Road". Recently, Eric partnered with Robert Jason and Kristine Patnugot to form wERK Productions.

Enthralled with sound and picture from an early age, Kristine Patnugot's involvement in the entertainment industry was an instinctual response to her natural curiosity. She has worked in the industry for several years, primarily in the realm of post-production. Currently, she has partnered with Eric Miclette and Robert Jason to form wERK Productions. In addition to "T", wERK has several projects in various stages of development and production.

Prior to forming wERK with her creative partners in 2007, Kristine worked in Los Angeles on a variety of projects from clip shows to lifestyle shows to documentaries and music videos. She was also involved with a small film collective producing and directing short films. While in Los Angeles, Kristine worked on various projects for CBS, FOX, HBO, Showtime, the BBC, MTV, VH1, A∓E, Sony Music, Lifetime, and Universal.

After cutting her teeth in L.A. - gaining experience, knowledge and an inside look at the entertainment industry, Kristine Patnugot's intellectual meanderings got the best of her and from 2003-2005 she pursued a different yet slightly converging direction enrolling in Georgetown University's Communication, Culture and Technology master's program. While there, Kristine studied new media and its creation of social spaces, and the reception of power and gender from television portrayals of femininity.

After graduating with honors, armed with new knowledge and refreshed from her break from the industry, Kristine Patnugot dove back into production work with a new vision and in a new city – New York. Since moving to New York, Kristine has done work for Academy Award winning documentary filmmakers such as Murray Lerner and Michael Moore. She has also worked on Nimrod Nation and other projects in the documentary and verite genre. wERK Productions is a result of this journey, as well as an exploration of film and television that satisfies both her creative and intellectual pursuits.

Laverne Cox is a multifacited performer. As an actress, she's appeared in a number of independent films including the award winning "The Kings of Brooklyn" and "Daughter of Arabia." She has also appeared in theatrical productions all over New York City at venues as diverse as The Producer's Club, PS 122, La Mama and Dixon Place. As a dancer, Ms Cox recently made her Radio City Music Hall debut as part of the Cyndi Lauper "True Colors Tour". She also served as dance captain and co-choreographer. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in dance from Marymount Manhattan College where she was hand picked by the legendary composer Charles Strouse (Annie) to appear in his musical revue "Can't Stop Dancin!". Ms. Cox has also appeared in music videos and on television. Her edgey debut single "Boob Job" has generated lots of underground buzz and excitement.

Laverne is committed to the cause of education around transgender issues and trans liberation and is involved in various community work centered around these goals. Her intelligence, eloquence, and experience have made Laverne an irreplaceable and integral part of the "T" production team.