My name is Daniel Peterson. I'm a student at the University of Wyoming, which takes up the majority of my time. I'm 18 years old, and in my spare time I play video games, build websites, and attempt to make Like Sixty Productions have more short videos. I'm a computer engineering major, more because I'm

interested in learning about computers than actually ever working at engineering them. I buy movies compulsively and I listen to good music. And that is me, in a nutshell.

You can also see my blog.

I'm Tom Spettigue. I'm the talent of the company. Actually, I'm only associated with these people out of the goodness of my heart and to keep them from embarassing themselves. I'm clever, inventive, and incredibly talented. I do, however, get distracted very, very easily.

I'm Alex Minier. I've got really good taste in music. Also, sometimes I am in videos or something. Don't expect me in too many features this summer, though, as I'll be in Omaha, earning my keep with the cool kids there.

I'm the kid whose picture is next to this text. Brett Davis. I'm really a cool and unique kid, but my hair recently fell off. Not out. Off. Aside from that, I got dragged into an elevator in the opening scene of Like Sixty's debut film.

"There aren't many people you'll meet with as much character as Scott Lair," an anonymous member of a throng of onlookers stated. It's true, though; when Scott laughs, everyone laughs. It's hard to be around him and not be affected by him. When Scott cries, angels die.

By the way, this introduction was written by Dan. Scott isn't really conceited enough to write a 3rd-person article about his greatness.

More crew members coming soon!