Angus Wall is a two-time Academy Award, three-time Emmy and BAFTA winning editor and director. He is the founder and owner of the Rock Paper Scissors Group which consists of the film and commercial editorial company Rock Paper Scissors, VFX boutique a52, design and commercial production company Elastic, film data management company Datalab, and film and television production company MakeMake.

With an extensive background in art history and photography, Angus Wall’s eye for composition and art direction has contributed to his success in creating worlds and telling stories through performance and imagery. Wall has directed Emmy Award winning main title sequences for Game of Thrones and Carnivale as well as directing high profile spots for Nike, Miller, Chevy, NBA and ESPN’s X-Games.
Wall won his second Academy Award for editing The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo in 2012. This followed his first win for editing The Social Network the year before. Wall also received nominations for the Academy Award, Eddie, and BAFTA for editing on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

Angus Wall founded Rock Paper Scissors in 1992 with his wife and partner Linda Carlson. With studios in Santa Monica, New York and a partnership office in London, the companies collectively house over 200 employees and work on projects covering all elements of commercial, film and television from development through post-production.

Kent Kubena is EVP of Film & TV Development/Production for MakeMake in Santa Monica, California. Among MakeMake's current development projects, Kubena is executive producing the upcoming Margaret Atwood trilogy Maddaddam, along with Paramount Television and Anonymous Content.

Prior to MakeMake, Kubena served as EVP of Film & TV Development/Production for producer Basil Iwanyk’s Thunder Road Pictures. Thunder Road’s most recent films include director Denis Villeneuve’s border thriller Sicario starring Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin and Benecio Del Toro, Ben Affleck’s award-winning The Town, the critically acclaimed Keanu Reeves action franchise John Wick 1&2, the epic adventures Wrath of the Titans and Clash of the Titans, and the highly successful The Expendables series. Kubena also executive produced 2017’s actioner 24 Hours to Live starring Ethan Hawke and Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones) and the upcoming action drama Hotel Mumbai starring Armie Hammer (Call Me By Your Name) and Academy Award nominee Dev Patel (Lion).

Kubena also oversaw all of Thunder Road’s television development, including executive producing the upcoming event mini-series, Matterhorn, based on the epic Vietnam novel and the CW Network series The Messengers starring Diogo Morgado (Son of God) and Shantel VanSanten (Shooter). He has also set up television projects at HBO, NBC, TNT, AMC, FOX, USA and BBC America.

Prior to Thunder Road, Kubena served as Head of Feature Film Development for billionaire partners Mark Cuban & Todd Wagner’s 2929 Productions (The Road, Good Night and Good Luck). Some of Kubena’s 2929 producing credits include the critically acclaimed Akeelah and The Bee, the Josh Duhamel/Olivia Wilde thriller Turistas, and the horror film Black Christmas.

Kubena began his career producing national television commercials and then moved to Los Angeles to work in the talent department at CAA. Not long after, he was recruited by Academy Award-winners Matt Damon and Ben Affleck to run their first production company: Pearl Street Productions / LivePlanet. There, Kubena developed the Emmy-nominated HBO series Project Greenlight and served as its co-producer. He also designed the project's unique online screenplay contest which became the largest in the world. Kubena hails from Houston, Texas and currently resides in Los Angeles with his lovely wife Robyn, his two cute daughters Lily and Callie, and their faithful dog Gilly.