Chris Zabriskie is a composer and musician, specializing in film scores, ambient minimalism, and solo piano works. He releases his albums for free under a liberal Creative Commons license, encouraging the use of his songs in independent films and projects of all kinds. He is also an occasional filmmaker and part of the team at online technology education startup Treehouse.

In addition to his original film scores, Zabriskie's Creative Commons licensed works have been featured on ESPN, Cartoon Network, the BBC, and TV3; at the Museum of Modern Art and the New York Public Library; in PC and Xbox 360 games; on Gizmodo, Mother Jones, The Wall Street Journal, Mashable, The Atlantic, and The Huffington Post; and at film festivals from Los Angeles to Singapore.

Jodie Griffin is a Senior Staff Attorney at Public Knowledge, where she specializes in telecommunications and copyright law, advocating for the public on issues that range from online music licensing to the technological transition of our phone network. Jodie is also a Professorial Lecturer in Law at the George Washington University Law School. Prior to joining PK, Jodie worked in concert production and musicology research, worked for and helped launch the independent label BMOP/sound, and was a freelance cellist and cello teacher.