These days few people can say that their career was ultimately created by passion and love for one thing in life. Angel Mendoza is the exception. Twelve years of working at the some of the most-respected trailer houses in Los Angeles was never on Angel’s “to do list,” but rather the result of stumbling upon a career through his favorite hobby. Mendoza’s work was inspired by his love for music, from working on an independent fanzine, photographing bands, or by discovering new artist for his record label “Track Number Records.” His talent for matching the right music with the right emotion has brought success in motion picture marketing with some of the following campaigns: No Country For Old Men, Inglorious Basterds , The Fighter, Captain America, GI Joe 2, and Fast and The Furious Five and Six.

Meet Angel Mendoza. He's a bit of a music-obsessed freak. He lives in Silverlake, CA with a handsome Staffordshire Terrier named Taj. He loves winter and still behaving like a teenager. Angel started his music career journey behind the camera, shooting artists for the magazine Stop Breathing throughout its run in the '90s before becoming one of the first music supervisors in trailers and film advertising at The Cimarron Group. Since then he has built a career music-supervising the campaigns of some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters. Credits include Captain America, G.I. Joe 2, Inglorious Bastards, The King's Speech, No Country For Old Men, Iron Lady and others. He is currently music supervisor at A/V Squad.

Bobby Gumm is a Vice President at Trailer Park where he oversees all things music. With just over a decade of music supervision experience, Gumm has supervised hundreds of trailers/campaigns. Some of his more recent highlights include trailers for Suicide Squad, Mad Max: Fury Road, Inside Out, Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, Big Hero 6, Interstellar, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Godzilla.

Shauna has had a life long love affair with music. Growing up in a musical family, she was a classically trained piano player. While getting her journalism degree at The University of Georgia, she worked as a DJ for the college radio station and also managed a number of up-and-coming artists in the Athens area. Upon graduating, Shauna moved back to her hometown of Los Angeles and worked as a music journalist, interviewing hundreds of independent and major label artists for various TV and radio shows.

Shauna eventually made the move into artist management and touring and spent the next five years working with artists such as Paul Anka, Rod Stewart and Steve Tyrell.

She transitioned into music licensing and publishing in 2006, overseeing the marketing and licensing of a number of music catalogues for Opus 1 and 615 Music. In 2010 she co-founded the music marketing/publishing agency MediaHorse. Since its inception, MediaHorse has successfully created and placed music, songs and covers in numerous TV shows, films, trailers, promos and advertising campaigns. MediaHorse also consults for various music publishers, creating and executing non-traditional marketing strategies.