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Simeon has spent much of his career as an Animation Supervisor at Wētā FX, working on character-driven performance capture for some of the largest VFX-led films of the last two decades. Outside Wētā, he works as an independent cinematographer and director — feature, television, music video, and short film, with his own shorts earning Vimeo Staff Picks, Short of the Week, and festival selections. That double life — high-end VFX one side, independent filmmaking the other — is what made Motion Arcade necessary, and it's the same thinking behind Liminal, the visual development studio he founded to help filmmakers pre-visualize their stories using a mix of traditional and emerging workflows.

Isaac is a Wellington-based Stunt Coordinator with more than twenty years and 300+ credits in film and television, most recently coordinating stunts on M3GAN. His long-running working relationship with Wētā FX has put him in the rare position of understanding both sides of the physical/digital handoff — where a practical stunt should end, where the visual effect should pick up, and how to shoot both efficiently in the same day. Isaac brings that same eye to Motion Arcade, shaping how the studio approaches action work — designing for performances that read as honest physical effort and translate cleanly from a real body to a digital character.