President, MacGillivray Freeman Films
Producer, Director, Cinematographer
Chairman, MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation
Chairman, One World One Ocean Foundation

Greg MacGillivray is a giant-screen documentary filmmaker who has produced and directed some of the most successful films in the IMAX® film format, including the box-office hit “Everest” and the Academy Award®-nominated films “The Living Sea” and “Dolphins.” With 35 giant-screen IMAX/IMAX 3D films to his credit, MacGillivray has shot more 70mm film than anyone in cinema history—more than two million feet. He is the first documentary filmmaker to reach the $1 billion benchmark in worldwide ticket sales. An ardent ocean conservationist, MacGillivray and his wife Barbara recently founded the One World One Ocean Foundation, a non-profit public charity devoted to science education through giant-screen films and companion programming. The Foundation’s first initiative is the One World One Ocean campaign, MacGillivray’s most ambitious project yet: a sustained, multi-platform ocean media campaign aimed at changing the way people see and value the ocean. The campaign includes three IMAX films, a television series, a feature documentary, and a series of original Online programming—all to be released in collaboration with MacGillivray Freeman Films over the next five years. “To The Arctic” is the first film presentation of One World One Ocean. (www.oneworldoneocean.org).

Shaun MacGillivray is Managing Director of MacGillivray Freeman Films and the company’s One World One Ocean campaign, a multi-year, multi-platform ocean media initiative aimed at restoring the world’s oceans. He is the producer of the IMAX/IMAX 3D® film “To The Arctic,” the first film presentation of One World One Ocean and is currently producing the company’s forthcoming films “One World One Ocean” and “Everest: Conquering Thin Air.”  The son of Academy Award®-nominated filmmaker Greg MacGillivray, Shaun grew up on film locations all around the world.  Shaun graduated Magna Cum Laude from Emory University with a degree in economics, then went on to receive a graduate MFA degree in Film Production from the University of Southern California. Shaun and his wife Katie and son Charlie live in Laguna Beach, where they enjoy spending time with family.

After a twenty-year career in international banking in New York City including a five-year stint at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Harrison Smith joined MacGillivray Freeman Films in 1999 to oversee and manage the company’s day-to-day operations and all of its business matters, including strategic business development and corporate partnerships, sponsor recruitment, distribution contracts, co-production partnerships, corporate investments and finance.  Harrison has been instrumental in developing and managing production deals related to many of the company's films, including Adventures in Wild California, Journey Into Amazing Caves, Coral Reef Adventure, Mystery of the Nile, Greece:  Secrets of the Past, The Alps, and Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk.  In 2000, Harrison was the key architect of the MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation, a non-profit (c) (3) public charity founded by Greg MacGillivray to fund and produce giant screen films and companion educational programming, and serves as its Chief Financial Officer.  Harrison is currently a board member of the Discovery Science Center in Santa Ana, California.  He graduated Cum Laude from Claremont McKenna College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics.

Jeff Horst’s career in accounting and finance spans more than 25 years.  He began his career with a national photofinishing firm where he served various corporate accounting roles, both in Southern California and Tampa, Florida.  He later moved to the Silicon Valley and served as Plant Controller for two photofinishing facilities in the Northwest.  Upon his return to Southern California, he continued his financial career with stints in the computer manufacturing, apparel and healthcare/medical device industries and most recently worked for eight years as Operations Accounting and Financial Reporting Manager for Advanced Sterilization Products, a Johnson & Johnson company.  Jeff joined MacGillivray Freeman Films in January 2005.  Born and raised in Costa Mesa, Jeff earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from California State University, Fullerton.  He is a member of the Institute of Management Accountants.

Over the past 25 years, Stephen Judson has made major creative contributions to nearly all of MacGillivray Freeman Film’s giant screen motion pictures.  As Vice President of Production and Post Production, he focuses mainly on crafting the films. Steve has directed six of the company’s films including the critically acclaimed films The Alps and Journey Into Amazing Caves. His skill as a producer, director and writer helped shape the company’s smash hit Everest (which he also edited).  Steve has lent his screenwriting talents to ten of the company’s giant screen films, including the Academy Award®-nominated film Dolphins. He has edited over two dozen films for the company, making him the most experienced editor in the giant screen field.

Before joining MacGillivray Freeman Films, Steve worked as a writer/director/editor at a number of production companies in Hollywood, including long stints at ABC and Universal Studios. He is a graduate of Yale University and holds a Master of Arts degree from the USC cinema school. He is a member of the Writer's Guild of America, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. His miniature schnauzer, Maximillian, is in charge of security for MacGillivray Freeman Films.

Brad Ohlund has worked in the IMAX^® industry for 25 years.  As Director of Photography, his projects with MacGillivray Freeman Films include “Everest,” “Dolphins,” “Adventures in Wild California,” “Journey Into Amazing Caves,” “Coral Reef Adventure,” “Mystery of the Nile,” “Greece: Secrets of the Past,” “Hurricane on the Bayou,” “Grand Canyon Adventure” and “Arabia.”  After attending Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California, Ohlund began his career with the classic film “To Fly!” Since then, his broad and varied assignments have included filming underwater reefs in the South Pacific and primitive tribes in New Guinea and Borneo.  He has filmed from a plane, through the eye of a hurricane and captured on IMAX film the fury of an approaching tornado.

Rob Walker began his career in large format filmmaking in 1993. Since then he has worked as an Assistant Editor, Associate Editor, Production Assistant and Assistant Cameraman on 17 giant screen films for MacGillivray Freeman Films. His varied workload has taken him from behind the editing machines to being launched off an aircraft carrier, rappelling into caves, climbing some of the highest peaks in Northern California, mountain biking with Marla Streb, rafting down the Nile River and hiking the rims of volcanoes in Greece.

A 15-perf 70mm veteran, Matthew Muller has helped realize all of MacGillivray Freeman's giant screen films since joining the company in 1981. As Post-production Coordinator, he currently oversees negative handling from developing through negative cutting, answerprinting and the making of protection elements. Muller has designed title and credit layouts for a number of years, and contributed to Eastman Kodak’s 1996 re-design of 65mm negative edge numbering format. He works closely with optical, title, lab and film-finishing facilities to ensure that what the director and editor envision is realized on the giant screen.

Shaun MacGillivray is Managing Director of MacGillivray Freeman Films and the company’s One World One Ocean campaign, a multi-year, multi-platform ocean media initiative aimed at restoring the world’s oceans. He is the producer of the IMAX/IMAX 3D® film “To The Arctic,” the first film presentation of One World One Ocean and is currently producing the company’s forthcoming films “One World One Ocean” and “Everest: Conquering Thin Air.”  The son of Academy Award®-nominated filmmaker Greg MacGillivray, Shaun grew up on film locations all around the world.  Shaun graduated Magna Cum Laude from Emory University with a degree in economics, then went on to receive a graduate MFA degree in Film Production from the University of Southern California. Shaun and his wife Katie and son Charlie live in Laguna Beach, where they enjoy spending time with family.

Molly helps drive marketing and new business development strategy and execution for film and TV projects and broaden the impact of these projects through large-scale corporate, NGO and media partnerships. She also helps advise, brand and grow the company's recently launched new media arm, MacGMedia. Molly continues her role as communications and community manager for the One World One Ocean Campaign, a for-purpose media project of MacGillivray Freeman Films aimed at harnessing the power of all media to catalyze a movement to protect the oceans.

Bob Harman began his career at MacGillivray Freeman Films in 1997 following 8 years as President of Lee and Associates Commercial Real Estate Services in Irvine, California. Prior to that he was the Western Regional Sales Manager for Xerox Medical Systems in Pasadena, California. He has a Bachelors degree in Business from the University of Oregon and a Masters degree in Finance from California State University Long Beach. He served for 3 years as a Finance Officer in the US Army. He has been happily married for over 25 years to his wife Dona and they have three grown children who are the “lights of their lives.”

Over the past 23 years at MacGillivray Freeman Films, Alice Casbara-Leek has overseen 18 IMAX® film campaigns. As Director of Marketing, Alice is responsible for the development, management and execution of film marketing campaign strategies and plans, inclusive of creative, advertising, promotions, interactive media and integrated marketing. She also manages various marketing programs and third party promotions with film partners, including Coca-Cola, Porsche, The Weather Channel, Kodak, Live Nation, Switzerland Tourism, Deckers and Polartec. She oversees all aspects of film advertising campaign creative; executes digital media placement; directs production of marketing and publicity tools; and collaborates on sales strategies, business initiatives and publicity campaigns. She is currently working on mobile and digital strategies for future films and HD/3D content opportunities for interactive media products and platforms. Alice earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from California State University, Long Beach.

Lori Rick began her career at MacGillivray Freeman Films in 1998 following an 8-year book publishing career at St. Martin’s Press and other publishing companies in New York and Los Angeles.  As Director of Communications, Lori is responsible for all aspects of the company’s public relations, including corporate media relations, national film publicity, world premiere events, company publications, speaker tours and other special projects.  Lori is also responsible for managing the company’s book publishing program and has worked with publishers such as National Geographic Books, Simon & Schuster, Putnam and Palace Press International for the publication of ten film companion titles.  A native Canadian, Lori loves traveling and in earlier days she spent two years living and studying in France.  She also loves backpacking and kayaking and in 2002 she hiked Canada’s West Coast Trail.  Lori received her bachelor’s degree in English from University of California, Riverside, and a Master of Arts degree in English Literature from New York University.

A twenty-nine-year veteran of the giant screen industry, Mary Jane Dodge joined MacGillivray Freeman Films in 2006 to develop strategic business partnerships, sponsorship opportunities and also to play a role in the marketing and distribution of films.  Mary Jane began her career in the giant screen industry by overseeing the successful launch and operation of numerous IMAX® Theatres in such prestigious museums as Boston’s Museum of Science, the Denver Museum of Natural History and the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center.  She also helped launch the commercial giant screen theatre industry by launching and operating the first commercial IMAX theatre in New York City. The theatres in Boston and New York went on to become two of the most successful and influential theatres in the industry.   Throughout her career, Mary Jane has consulted for more than twenty-eight different institutions and giant screen theatres around the world including the Smithsonian Institution, the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and the Museum of Science in Barcelona.  Her expertise lies in writing innovative marketing plans to help launch new films and new theatres and developing creative strategies for implementing marketing programs for film partners.

As Director of Distribution Media and Technology, Chip Bartlett oversees physical distribution of all company film prints, as well as the transfer to Blu-ray, DVD and television. Chip began his career in live news and sports after attending the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication.  He eventually moved into television and film production at Warner Bros., Dreamworks, and Paramount working across the spectrum of production with writers, producers, directors and editors. Chip joined the company in 2006 after gaining experience with the 15perf/70mm format when he produced The Persistence of Dreams, which was the first recreation of Abraham Lincoln's assassination to ever be filmed at Ford's Theater in Washington D.C.

Starting in 1993 with the film The Discoverers, Jeff has created and produced award-winning print and online communications for MacGillivray Freeman Films, including film posters, websites, educational guides and marketing materials. He also serves as Design Director at The Surfer’s Journal. Jeff has taught design courses at California State University, Fullerton, The Laguna College of Art and Design and the University of the Nations. In addition, he has designed books and periodicals for The Surfer’s Journal, Surfer Magazine, Quiksilver, Hurley, and the Laguna Art Museum. He is a world-traveled surfer and lives in San Clemente, California.