Dylan Robertson is a director and principal of Radiant Features. From 2004 to 2008 he worked as a producer at Tremolo Productions. While there, he produced numerous television documentary specials with Academy Award winning director Morgan Neville including: Honky Tonk Blues: The Life and Death of Hank Williams (PBS American Masters); The Highwaymen (CMT); Respect Yourself: The Story of Stax Records (PBS Great Performances); The Joy of Lex (Discovery); and The Cool School (PBS Independent Lens / Palm Pictures). His student film The Size of It, was featured on the Oprah Winfrey show, a first for a USC film student. Dylan received degrees from Yale and USC School of Cinematic Arts.

Bill Ferehawk is a principal at Radiant Features, recognized for his expertise in creating, developing and producing projects that become relevant, highly watched factual series and documentary specials. He is responsible for the creation, development, and production of 150 episodes of original programming for A+E, AMC, PBS, and the Sundance Institute. He directs all aspects of Radiant’s global productions from budget to delivery. As a creative leader, he ensures that the project vision develops skillfully across all phases of production. He graduated from University of California, Berkeley and Yale University.