Zach and Omri met at Jewish Day School in Philadelphia and started making YouTube videos together in 2006. By the time they were in high school, they caught attention from Disney Channel executives and soon landed their own prank show, hosted by Fox, becoming two of the youngest writers, producers, and directors in Hollywood history. The duo moved back East while Fox earned a degree in political communications from UPenn. They simultaneously made their first feature film for Hulu, while expanding their production company into the branded content world and creating viral videos for top brands and major bipartisan political campaigns.

In the decade since, they’ve become two of the most trusted voices in media, known for bridging the gap between entertainment and education across a constantly changing media landscape. Just days after October 7th, they turned their company into a force for good, partnering with dozens of non-profits to fight the rapid rise of global anti-Semitism. Through high-quality content that’s amassed a whopping 10 billion views and impressions, they’ve used data to metrically move the needle on a variety of issues. Their work has been featured at the UN and Congress.