Kinetek
Immersive Art
Cinematic Experiences
Generative AI
Virtual Reality
Spatial Audio
WHO WE ARE
Kinetek is a generative media company building the future of cinema and art as multiscreen experiences, to tell powerful stories and deliver impactful messages in new immersive formats.
Kinetek is a team of award-winning artists and creative producers with decades of experience and a shared vision - to use emerging technologies to empower artists and enhance creator ownership rights.
Kinetek creates, produces and distributes content in both physical and digital space, working at the intersection of film, art, and emerging technology.
Kinetek is a generative media company building the future of cinema and art as multiscreen experiences, to tell powerful stories and deliver impactful messages in new immersive formats.
Kinetek is a team of award-winning artists and creative producers with decades of experience and a shared vision - to use emerging technologies to empower artists and enhance creator ownership rights.
Kinetek creates, produces and distributes content in both physical and digital space, working at the intersection of film, art, and emerging technology.
Underscore
verb: To emphasize the importance of something.
Underscore is a cinematic immersive art experience that brings audiences on a powerful poetic journey, to examine the present moment - a period of heightened transition and flux, where we find ourselves simultaneously on the cusp of environmental catastrophe and encounters with artificial and non-human intelligences that will redefine our purpose, our behaviors, and our beliefs.
Learn MoreMEET OUR TEAM

Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder
Hugh McGrory
Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder
A media artist and technology entrepreneur, Hugh’s work has evolved from film and photography through virtual reality and artificial intelligence. He founded Make in 2003, a film and generative animation studio in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Moving to NYC in 2008, he curated audiovisual installations during Art Basel and Volta Art Fair. Hugh has led teams on four software applications; Morph for data art (funded by Google), TwoTone for data sonification (funded by Google), Geometric for virtual reality and Airfield for spatial audio.

President, Co-Founder
Debra McGrory
President, Co-Founder
Debra began her career in the art world in 2005, representing emerging and established New York and Los Angeles based fine art galleries, artists and cultural institutions. She founded Culture Shock (Media Consultancy) in 2007, Datavized (Virtual Reality) in 2015, and Sonify (Data Sonification) in 2019. Debra directed the 3D virtual reality documentary In/Formation in 2015. In 2020 she completed a research fellowship with the Urban Systems Lab in NYC at The New School where she has served as Assistant Professor since 2013.

Partner / Business Development
Eyal Rimmon
Partner / Business Development
A veteran independent feature film producer and tech entrepreneur, Eyal has experience in all aspects of producing, distributing, and marketing content. He executive produced Paul Schrader’s newest film “Oh, Canada” starring Richard Gere and Jacob Elordi and previously produced notable films such as “Swiss Army Man” starring Daniel Radcliffe and Paul Dano, “Norman” starring Richard Gere, Steve Buscemi and Charlotte Gainsbourg, “Only” starring Leslie Odom, Jr. and Freida Pinto, and “Summer ‘03”, starring Joey King, Paul Scheer and June Squibb.

Corporate Development
Jim Johnston
Corporate Development
After seven years as a Submarine Officer in the U.S. Navy, Jim has spent the last 24 years advising and investing in companies across a variety of industries. He was an investment banker at Goldman Sachs from 2000-2008 in Mergers and Acquisitions and Financial Sponsor Coverage. He then joined Nexphase Capital Partners (FKA Moelis Capital Partners) in 2008 where he ultimately ran the Industrials Group as a Partner. In 2018, Mr. Johnston left Nexphase to focus his energy on investing in and advising growing entrepreneurial companies. He currently sits on the board of Greyledge Technologies, Avex Louisiana, the Red Fox Community School, and is a board advisor to Jame Rollform Products.

AI Artist
Glenn Marshall
AI Artist
Pioneering and multi-award winning computer artist, animator and interactive designer. Glenn’s film ‘The Crow’ won the Jury Award at Cannes Short Film Festival in 2022, a first for an AI generated film. Glenn has also received two Ars Electronica Awards. Previously Glenn has collaborated with Peter Gabriel and Tangerine Dream on music videos and concert visuals, and his commercial clients have included Guinness and Panasonic. His animations, interactive artworks, and visual art are inspired by science and nature, the meditative and the abstract.

Advisor
Tina Vaz
Advisor
Deputy Director and Chief Brand and Communications Officer for Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Previously, as Head of Meta’s Open Arts program, Ms. Vaz oversaw a global initiative to advance company narratives and business priorities through the commissioning of art and design work for Meta spaces, products, and partnerships. Prior to Meta, Ms. Vaz served as Deputy Director, Global Communications and Global Initiatives at the Guggenheim, including Guggenheim museums in Abu Dhabi and Helsinki, and the BMW Guggenheim Lab.

Advisor
Becky Heldfond
Advisor
Becky Heldfond is the Senior Vice President, Head of Office, for Sotheby’s. She oversees strategy and business development for the Bay Area. Becky, a native San Franciscan, has over a decade’s experience at galleries and auction, and is a specialist with a focus on Contemporary Art. She works with well-established and new collectors alike to achieve their cross-category collecting goals. Becky has worked with national institutions, artists, and organizations and will continue to develop and expand upon her close relationships in the region to activate new markets.
Becky has served on the Vanguard Leadership Board of the Aspen Institute, the Art Show Selection Committee for the Art Dealers Association of America, the Auction Committee for the Headlands Art Auction and the Steering Committee for the de Youngsters of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
Advisor
Sarah Wendell Sherrill
Advisor
Sarah Wendell Sherrill is a leader with over 15 years of experience shaping the global art industry. She is currently Senior Vice President and Head of Business Development Christie’s West Coast, where she oversees the company’s strategic initiatives aimed at expanding the company’s market reach, identifying new business opportunities, and strengthening existing partnerships.
Sarah began her career at Christie’s, where she held several roles within the 20th/21st Century Art Group including Vice President, Business Manager for the Post-War and Contemporary Department from 2011 to 2015. In 2015, she returned to her native California, becoming the President of Berggruen Gallery. In 2018, she founded technology platform Lobus. She is an investor and advisor in startups across the art, culture, and luxury industries.
Sarah serves on the board at the The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, Steering Committee for FOG Design & Art Fair in San Francisco, and holds leadership positions at The Addison Gallery of American Art. She resides in San Francisco with her husband and two children. She is a graduate of Phillips Academy, Andover and Williams College with Honors in Art History.

Advisor
Constance Costas
Advisor
Founder of Greenhill Agency, specializing in global sports marketing, business development, and strategic partnerships. Former Vice President at Goldman Sachs, with extensive experience in building high-value alliances and driving growth initiatives.