Ron started The Videohouse as a young man in his basement in September 1988. He has seen the industry grow from its early days of production where there were limited tools for the creative mind to today where we have an endless array of tech tools where we can produce anything we can imagine.

Although Ron is always on top of the latest trends in creativity and technology, he is secretly a hopeless hoarder of cool electronics. In fact he still has his first commodore computer!

One last thing, he still thinks he is a young man because he really is a kid at heart.

Chris has worked at The Videohouse for over 14 years and has watched the evolution of the company from SD production to HD and 4K and beyond.

He is an encyclopedia of technical expertise and few projects get completed without his advice. In addition to being highly experienced in media tech he also is an accomplished graphic artist and producer. His work showcases tasteful design and effects that have style and personality while still clearly communicating information, concepts, and ideas. Chris' wide base of understanding helps our clients develop content to explain even the most complex messages – technical or otherwise.

Dawn has been at The Videohouse since July 2013. She has lots of years of experience in the production industry. She has produced and coordinated hundreds of shoots ranging from 1 to 30 days both in the United States and overseas.

She is the main contact at The Videohouse for all production needs and is most likely the first person you speak to when you call the office. She has a passion for her work, keeps the projects flowing and can put together a crew faster than Speedy Gonzales.

When she is not working she enjoys volunteering with the Austin Boxer Rescue and spending time with her hubby and 2 boys.

Tracy started at The Videohouse last year and has solidified her passion for video production by working for this company. She enjoys the spontanaeity of production life and her role working to increase brand awareness and lead generation.

Her favorite part of her job is communicating with small businesses and other players in the media industry about how The Videohouse can partner with them to help achieve their sales goals through video.

In her spare time she volunteers at a local bookstore to read to neighborhood kids — mostly because she wants to read books written for children all the time and doesn't want to be judged for it.