David has been working as motion graphics artist and editor since 2001. His work has been shown at film festivals and exhibitions including HBO’s U.S. Comedy Arts Festival, the Chicago Motion Graphics Festival, and the South by Southwest and Austin International Film Festivals. His work on two shorts, one documentary and one narrative, both contributed to Student Academy Award nominations in 2004. David’s work has also appeared on NBC, MTV, ESPN2, CMT, and GAC national television networks. Recently Hobizal completed work on a 12-part series "Jurassic Fight Club" for the History Channel.

Josh Johnson was born and raised in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Jumping from the Lone Start state to Canada, Josh earned his degree from the Vancouver Film School. Immediately after school, he jumped back to Texas, and began sharpening his teeth on commercial and TV entertainment, developing a great reputation for cutting-edge visuals. He currently lives/works in Austin, TX, but regularly explores the Andromeda Galaxy for novel concepts. Although Johnson dislikes work, he prefers motion graphics with a 3D focus to pass the work time continuum, but it’s his free time that really gets the juices flowing. In his free time, Josh spends hours practicing his tough guy nod in the mirror, an intimidating nod that enables him to give a polite hello, but ensuring he won’t be bothered as he walks down the street with a cookie for the first dog he encounters.