Lynne Gross, a professor at the University of California, fullerton, lectured on film production and radio and television theory. He has worked as a producer of hundreds of TV programs and served as a consultant for radio and television companies such as RKO, KCET, CBS, Olympics and Visa. She has also taught radio and television program production courses in Russia, Australia, Malaysia, Estonia and Guyana. Professor Gross is currently the chairman of the Broadcasting Education Association (BEA), and has won the Outstanding Contribution Award for Electronic Media Education and the BEA Outstanding Education Service Award for his outstanding achievements. He has written monographs 1 1, such as "Image Making: Rules and Skills" and "The International World of Electronic Media".

Larry Ward, a professor of radio, television and film at the University of California, fullerton, gives lectures on film production, film history and film aesthetics. His works are in various forms, including the 20-minute short film series "Report of Science Class", the documentary "Movie Boy in World War I" and the series "Memories of Lovel Thomas". The author of From Movie to War.