Sebastián Carazay ::
In 1994 I started recording weddings and birthday parties as a way to escape reality. This job was interrupted by my own artistic reality. I was craving for stories eager to be mixed up and told in a different way. Y2K found me trying to learn something new in TEA Imagen (Buenos Aires), and I confirmed something that I knew already: The most you work, the most you learn. By the way... does anyone younger than 20 knows what Y2K was?

Rodrigo Jávega
Since 1994 I started working as a graphic designer for print. In 2000, I gave television a try, not only designing but also producing and conceptualizing for commercials. Being a musician myself, it was a matter of time for me to take a dip in sound design and start composing original scores for commercials and TV shows.

Gastón Soso
I got my first computer when I was 8. It was a Texas Instruments TI99/ 4, and that was the beginning of a sick relationship between the machines and me. I like to smash them up, turn them inside out, and crush them until they work again, if they want to. In 1994, while I was studying Social Communications, the idea of editing using a non-linear system got stuck in my mind. And think about living in a small South American city in 1994. It's not that I am a genius, but I did it. We bought the first machine, I quit studying because it was boooring, and I started doing what I wanted: prost producing.