Adam Christl is the creative director at 3:AM Design, a design-driven animation and production boutique in downtown Toronto. When not practicing his Gymkata routine he occasionally produces music videos, show packages, animations and film titles. The 3:AM crew has been running for just over 5 years and work with clients from all over the world, ranging from indie b-boys to corporate giants to the occasional pop diva. They have plans to make a movie of their exploits starring Rob Shneider in the near future.
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May Truong was born on a sinking ship in the middle of the South China Sea. She was almost thrown overboard, but was saved by her father - a Kung fu fighter turned ballroom dancer. May Truongs past is epic. It is most likely a product of her past that she acquired such a quirky way of seeing the world around her.
Clayton Hanmer (aka CTON) does good work and is lots of fun. He reads comics, he is a bit
of a hick, and he likes to wear his underwear inside out. Clayton has worked with many
great clients over the years including The Globe & Mail, Dose Magazine, The NY Times,
OWLKIDS, Nickelodeon, National Geographic Kids, The Walrus, Wrigley's, Gravis, and Mini
Cooper. Last year he co-authored a book with his art collective, Trio Magnus, called
Equally Superior, and this summer will have his first children's book released by
OWLKIDS. CTON also exhibits his artwork regularly and will be part of an upcoming group
show in Toronto at the Steam Whistle Gallery called 'Cheap Date'.
Ronen is involved fulltime in architecture and works on industrial design projects as a hobby. He graduated from UofT's Master of Architecture program in 2005 and has worked locally and internationally for reputable firms such as Johnson Chou Inc., Moshe Safdie and Associates, and Moriyama & Teshima Architects. Ronen has won several awards and competitions in architecture and industrial design. His most recent award was for the International Designer Glass Competition for Bombay Sapphire.