MEET YOUR Production Team

Chris is the alpha dog that guides PML to success. As the owner of the company, Chris is in charge. One of Chris’ coolest achievements is being inducted into the Villanova Hall of Fame for Swimming. To raise awareness for hamster gingivitis, he rode a bike across a 7-11 parking lot raising over $37 in Shake n Bake coupons. In 1979 at the age of 12, Chris had not yet passed his driver’s test. As recently as 3 months ago, he had eaten an egg salad sandwich. Chris spends much of his free time describing the facial architecture of the cast of “Three’s Company” to police sketch artists. He credits staying fit by only eating meals while sprinting the 110-meter hurdles. Chris was never credited for co-writing many of the B-side singles for the southern rock band 38 Special. He won a karaoke contest sponsored by “Depends” by singing the song “London Bridge is Falling Down”. Chris is now working on building the first ever “green” city in Pennsylvania called “Martian Town”.

Big Kahuna Michael Remp is living proof that if you hang around long enough, someone will inevitably put you in charge. Mike (or as the staff is instructed to call him, O Great Leader and Drinker of Coffee) started at Propulsion as an intern in 2004, in the days when TV commercials were actually hammered with chisels into stone tablets. Mike is most proud of the fact that since he took over the front office, every one of the TV commercials Propulsion has produced has been shot in beautiful black and white. (Of course they haven’t, Mike’s just color blind, but we don’t want to hurt his feelings). Apart from hanging out with his two teenage kids – just kidding, no teenager hangs out with their parents, c’mon – Mike spends his weekends hiking through parks and forests throwing discs at trees and unsuspecting joggers (and sometimes baskets).  Just please don’t call it frolf.

The pride of Bloomsburg University (along with Ray “Twelve Fingers” Ogilvy, star football quarterback), Devon is our newest Account Coordinator. In fact, she still has that New Account Coordinator smell. Devon is currently obsessed and shows EVERYONE in the office pictures of her new puppy, who’s name is, oddly enough, “Stay.” This is the most confused dog you’ll ever see… “here, Stay!” “Stay, come here!” We feel sorry for the dog.

Some babies are born crying, but our own Chris Bullock was no doubt born singing.  An accomplished professional musician, Chris is a triple threat, singing, playing guitar and drums (not all at the same time…usually) for the last decade.  At present he is a member of two great local bands, a cover band called Duster V and a folk-punk band called Restrüng.  When he’s not playing for music-hungry crowds or showing off his skills on the Disc Golf course, Chris can be found discussing anime with co-worker Patrick or keeping his thumbs in prime condition playing any number of beloved video games.

When Matt isn’t turning TV spot concepts into bricks of gold, he’s saving the lives of animals from the depths of despair. When it comes to animal care, Matt makes Noah look like Cruella Deville. Matt owns a couple animals, including 2 dogs, a bird, a cat, five dolphins, three kangaroos and a unicorn. Okay, maybe not the last couple but you get the idea.

Tom, in his fashionable Adidas track jacket and designer sneakers, works down in Propulsion Media Labs audio dungeon. Subsisting on a diet of Chicken McNuggets and Mountain Dew, he’s the resident ProTools aficionado, and he supervises a majority of the voice talent sessions – which is the only time he’s allowed contact with other humans during the day. Tom is first to admit he’s the lone super-fan of the 80’s sitcom “Night Court”, and he’s famous for misquoting the animated series, Pinky and the Brain. One of his favorites is “never underestimate the power of a free t-shirt.”

Senior Video Producer Jeff Belcher comes from a long line of Belchers.  He likes his coffee black and his beer cold.  A proud graduate of the Art Institute of Philadelphia, Jeff got his start by answering one of those ads in the back of a comic book saying “Can you draw this?  Then you may be an artist!”  He spent a number of years working in restaurants, where his last name came in very handy.  He’s actually kept a record of how many times people have said to his face, “Belcher?  I just met ‘er!”  The count is now up to 3,802.  3,803 if you count this bio.  Jeff shares his time with his cat, Leia, named after – you guessed it – the 3^rd baseman for the 1970 Chicago Cubs, Billy Joe Leia.  Jeff is also a lover of movies and of the sport of Kings, bowling.  He once tried bowling during a movie and is now no longer welcome in several area theaters

Every office has that one person who’s operating on a completely different frequency. At Propulsion Media Labs, that’s Greg.

Greg proudly describes himself as having “weaponized ADHD,” which somehow allows him to edit video at alarming speeds while simultaneously discussing guitar pedals, researching obscure hobbies, and introducing coworkers to things nobody asked about—like smoked tea.

Outside of work, Greg can usually be found shredding on his guitar or enthusiastically squeezing every possible drop of enjoyment out of life. If there’s an interesting experience to be had, Greg has probably already tried it, researched it, and found a Facebook group dedicated to it.

Greg may be crazy. But he’s our kind of crazy.

Patrick Langschwager, born in a brewery of the same last name, is the latest model of Kutztown Alumn at Propulsion Media Labs. While he studied Advertising in school, his motion design chops are home-brewed and nothing to scoff at. His passion for animation can solely be attributed to his obsession with Anime and Manga, an illness he’s had since before it was cool.
Patrick is an easily inspired writer as demonstrated by his trademark 5-paragraph standard emails written in MLA format. As a tik tok connoisseur and youtube rabbit hole binger, he is a deep well of utterly useless trivia that makes him a staple for any Tuesday night quizzo.

Some people leave a company and come back a few months later. Lauren took the scenic route.

As Propulsion’s very first Office Manager, Lauren helped get the company off the ground before leaving to build a successful career in finance. Nearly 20 years later, she’s back where it all started, bringing experience, organization, and the unique ability to keep the rest of us functioning like actual adults.

When she’s not keeping PML running smoothly, Lauren can usually be found cheering on the Eagles and Flyers, heading down to Avalon to catch a sunrise, or traveling to one of the many concerts, sporting events, comedy shows, and other live events she attends throughout the year. She even met her husband at a Flyers game, proving that sometimes true love really does happen in a hockey arena.

Lauren is also the proud owner of Henry, a rescue Rat Terrier from Mexico who somehow manages to be both endlessly lovable and surprisingly expensive.

Lauren helped build Propulsion the first time around. Now she’s back to help keep it running smoothly—and to make sure Chris doesn’t get too many bad ideas approved.