Brian Crance is a member of the prestigious Directors Guild of America.  Brian wrote and directed his first play in fourth grade (a play about the ecological impact of deforestation on animals and the planet - ahead of his time for such an early age).  Since then, Brian has written, produced, directed, shot and edited hundreds of hours of television programming for USA Network, HGTV, NIck Teen, CBS, FOX Sports, Speed, Discovery, NBC, Hallmark, and TLC to name a few.

His first documentary short, The Kenyan Way of Life was distributed by Aims Media and is now distributed by Discovery Channel's Cosmeo.  

RACE TEAM marks Brian's documentary feature film debut.

Brian directed the hit television series Nascar Victory Lane: All Access for Fox.  On this show, Brian pioneered and created many story concepts, and ways of shooting, which have now become standard on many race broadcasts.  He has used many of these techniques, as well as new ones he has pioneered on filming RACE TEAM.

Besides being a documentary filmmaker, Brian is also an accomplished multi-camera director and has directed awards shows such as The Movieguide Awards, as well as musical variety specials. 

Brian is an avid scuba diver and underwater cinematographer.  He is currently in development on a documentary about the oceans and seas of our planet.

Ron  Boscacci - Pruducer
Ron is a multi-talented producer and 3D animator.

He attended  St. Ignatius College Preparatory in San Francisco before moving on  to Heald Institute of Technology, earning an associates degree in electronics. He then continued his education at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, earning a Bachelors in Communication Arts with an emphasis on Television Production.

After graduation, Ron began his career as a television freelancer, working primarily as a features producer on Los Angeles Kings telecasts. From 1991 to 1999, Ron produced and edited over 400 sports features that aired during Kings games broadcasts. He has twice been nominated for Emmy awards for his work with the Kings.  Ron also began designing, producing, and editing, segments and elements, for the Kings in-arena Jumbotron shows, leading to a venture into 3d animation that would launch another area of his career.

In 2000 Ron left Fox Sports West to produce features nationally for Fox Sports Net and in 2002 was the Associate Producer on Fox Sports Net’s  NASCAR Victory Lane: All-Access. He then began a 5 year stint as a lead 3D animator with Red Gypsy Animation working on such projects as Monster Garage, Modern Marvels, and Mega Disasters. He continues to work as a freelancer, recently completing several 3D animations for the documentary Forks Over Knives and completing work on the documentary RACE TEAM along with producing partner Brian Crance.

Ron is an avid lacrosse player, and was founder and player/coach of Loyola Marymount University's lacrosse team during his undergraduate years. He now spends his spare time coaching youth lacrosse in the South Bay area. A native San Franciscan, he is a member of the prestigious Olympic Club.