Jason Kwong is Fullscreen's Head of Content Programming & Acquisition.

Prior to joining Fullscreen, Jason served in content acquisition at Netflix, acquiring feature film content from major studios for the US. Before Netflix, Jason served in business development at Warner Bros. Digital Distribution where he did licensing and distribution deals for TVOD/ EST, licensing for online and mobile gaming, and ran the mobile app publishing business. Jason also spent several years in mobile content, have worked for Helio, Virgin Mobile, and then Sprint in business development where he was responsible for planning and deal making across entertainment services, overseeing all deal making with studio, network, gaming, and music label partners. Prior to his days in mobile, Jason was an early founder at NextMedium, a start company focused on building an ad-network for product placement.

Jason received his BA from UCLA an MBA from USC's Marshall School of Business.

Scott Kaplan is the SVP of Global Sales and Distribution at FilmBuff, a digitally-focused independent film distributor and sales agency in New York. He oversees all aspects of both domestic and international distribution & sales for FilmBuff's 150+ releases per year and library of over 1000 titles, while also focusing on corporate strategy and business development. Recent releases he has led include BANKSY DOES NY, SPRING, SOMEONE MARRY BARRY, THE INTERNET'S OWN BOY, Jared Leto's ARTIFACT, Adam Carolla's ROAD HARD, BURT'S BUZZ and Vice Media's ALL THIS MAYHEM. He also sources and negotiates deals for a library of over 1000 films including EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP, THE WAY, THE PILL, ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW and SENNA. Prior to joining FilmBuff in 2013, Kaplan negotiated multichannel acquisition deals for DISH Network after working as an agent at ICM in Los Angeles. He holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a BA from The University of Pennsylvania.