The Moving Image Company (TMI) was founded in 2002 by Director Christian Cisneros. Building on his own growing reputation as a detail oriented Producer and a highly creative Director, Christian developed TMI into a "go to" company for music videos, broadcast advertising, corporate content and more - while developing film and television product with a number of other associated production companies. In 2008, long time associates, Robert Stewart and Richard Watson officially joined the company and it has continued to grow even during the recent economic downturn. With more than 35+ years of combined experience in film, video, music and web development the company has become a bonafide "show runner" for broadcast/cable programming and are actively developing feature films with associated companies in Los Angeles and New York. With development offices in South Florida and Los Angeles, the company is beginning to reap the benefits of years of hard work. In 2010 TMI plans to launch three new shows in the Reality Television genre through several different outlets, including Lance Robbin's company, Lightwire Media, in Los Angeles.

Find out more at www.tmivideos.com

 

 

 

Robert F. Stewart - Executive Producer/Co-Creator

Having been involved in Media/Content & Event production through out his professional career, Robert Stewart has gained a significant amount of expertise in dealing with the creative and technical issues related to production management. Robert has a wide and diverse range of experience in the development, creation and marketing of Film, Video, Music and other media forms. With more than twenty five years working in the Los Angeles, Nashville and Austin creative arenas, he has been honored to work with a number of well-known industry veterans, from Willie Nelson, Warren Beatty and Steven Spielberg, to video game legend Richard Garriot.

Robert devotes time to various children’s/youth charities within the industry, such as Science in the Movies and Stunt Ranch, where he was the director of development until the end of 2008, and now serves as a board member for Phoenix Sun Media, a 501c3 Texas based non-profit. He is also very involved in youth league sports, (Cedar Park Youth League) as his three daughters are all involved in soft ball.  Lately, he and his oldest daughter are working together on projects that support the IFAW.org and their efforts to protect the Harp seal in the Canadian arctic.

Robert sits on boards for several private companies within the entertainment industry and has acted as a free-lance consultant for media and media related companies in Austin, New York and Los Angeles.

Recently, Robert accepted the position of CEO for The Moving Image Company, founded by long time friend and associate, Christian Cisneros. Robert’s mission at TMI is to develop film properties, increase the corporate client base, increase the company’s visibility with and promote product to various content distribution companies.

Christian Cisneros - Executive Producer/Co-Creator

The Moving Image Company’s Christian Cisneros was raised in Texas. At a young age, he showed an interest in Filmmaking and devoted all his time to this developing fascination. Christian graduated Texas State Technical College with two Associates Degrees in Digital Media Design and Media Communications. For 6 years now Christian Cisneros has worked in the film and video industry as a Producer, Director, Assistant Director, Post Production Supervisor, and 3D Animator. Recently Christian has devoted a majority of his time developing and directing his own projects. From Short films like “FR-674345” to “The Trunk”, and Trailers like “TANK”. Christian is pushing ever closer to becoming the director he dreams to be.Find out more at www.ChristianCisneros.com

Jennifer Stewart - Producer/Director/Creator

A graduate of California State University with a degree in Communications, Jennifer’s entire career has centered on media communications in various forms.  Her past experience includes positions at The Walt Disney Studios, Columbia/ Tri-Star, and Sony Pictures Entertainment.  While working in Los Angeles she also developed critical on set experience on films, television pilots and MOVs such as Family of Spies, The Outsiders, China Beach, among others.    Since moving to Texas she has held a position with The University of Texas System providing communications technical expertise, specializing in streaming video content.  Jennifer has also continued to produce and/or act as department head on projects produced by SpiritWalk Visioneering, Symmetry/Monomyth, RFS Productions, Wolf Stuntworks, and The Moving Image Company with her husband and producing partner, Robert Stewart.   Jennifer is also credited with 3 beautiful daughters and is a closet Softball Mom.

Richard Watson - Producer/Editor

Born and raised in central Texas, Richard has spent most of his life involved in the music and film community. From my early days touring around Texas in a beat up suburban playing empty bars, he knew that he wanted to meld the music in his heart with the stories in his head. He has worked in countless productions in every position imaginable learning and absorbing any and all information that will one day lead him to the creation of the next "Great American Film".

Chad Brewer - Director Of Photography

Born and raised in Texas, Chad showed an interest in the arts from a very early age. These curiosities brewed and divulged themselves as scribbled drawings, stories, events; epics that transpired in his mind which he struggled to put to paper. His first stop motion picture was filmed at age 8 with no inclination of it being a form of media. It consisted of toys transforming and engaging in battle, though crude animation at best, it was quite inventive for someone so young. But it wasn't until enlisting in a 3d animation and arts degree that these interests really began to take shape. It was here that Chad began meeting several like minded individuals who later would form a working relationship in the industry. During the course of his schooling, word of a horror film shooting in the area began to spread throughout the city. By chance Chad was hired onto the production as an assistant cameraman after portraying one of the zombies in the film. Thrilled with the direction life was taking him, his schooling began to take a back seat to his sudden passion for filmmaking, and though a few of his professor's were encouraging, it quickly became apparent that he would have to abandon his instruction to achieve his goals.