Emma Loggins is not only the CEO of LNP Studios, but she is also the Senior Web Designer.

Emma has a Bachelors Degree in Multimedia and Web Design from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh where she graduated with a 4.0 GPA and received the "Best in Show" award for her field, and in 2009, she received her MFA in Computer Arts and New Media at the Academy of Art in San Francisco.

Loggins is not only a skilled designer and developer, but she also specializes in helping companies with their social network marketing. From keeping in touch with clients on Facebook to business networking on LinkedIn, Loggins knows how to create and maintain the best social network exposure for her clients.

"It's hard for clients to create and maintain the updates that having a successful social network presence requires," explains Loggins, "We can do that for the client and provide them with detailed stats every month to show them how thriving their social presence really is."

Loggins is also the founder and editor of the popular entertainment site FanBolt.com where she blogs daily on the latest entertainment news, movie/TV reviews, her opinions on current happenings in the media, screening/filming/casting opportunities, and more. The site currently has over 120,000 registered members and receives an average of 950,000 hits per month. Loggins hasn't done any formal advertising for the site - she has bulilt the traffic on her own through good content, SEO, and audience engagement.

Loggins has worked with a number of large entertainment companies such as Warner Brothers. She has had her work featured on television and in various publications (newspaper, magazines, and books), and she is also contributing writer for CNN's blog Geek Out.

In 2005, Loggins was interviewed by People Magazine for having one of the best television show websites, and in 2006 FOX asked her to do a mall tour with the cast of the movie "Nearing Grace" in order to keep the website's blog updated. In 2009, Warner Brothers recruited Loggins again to help with spreading the word about a new web-series through social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace, and in 2010 she continues doing social media projects for them as well as for her other clients. Some of the recent social media projects include "The Big Bang Theory," "Supernatural," "Gossip Girl," and "The Vampire Diaries."

Emma Loggins has a passion for what she does. She loves design and marketing, and because of that, it shows through in all her work.

Andrew Kerr graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2006. In 2008, he received a Masters of Science in the same and expects to complete his PhD in Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech during Spring 2012. Andrew's expertise includes software engineering practices, high-performance computing, analytics, and parallel computing.

Andrew's experience in software development began in 1997 and includes the design and implementation of database-driven websites, compilers, data processing and visualization, and numerical computing platforms. Andrew has contributed to several open-source projects including GPU Ocelot (http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/), a compiler for heterogeneous compute platforms.

Andrew's skills focus on design of applications for flexibility and scalability.