Graeme is a veteran game developer with more than 30 years of success in game production across multiple platforms, technologies and major titles.  He co-founded Trilobyte, a gaming company that created bestselling games The 7th Guest and The 11th Hour, and helped design id Software's Quake III Arena. He was Chairman of the International Game Developers Association from 2002–2003. Graeme was up until recently at Magic Leap in his role as the Wandering Wizard.

Andy has worked for over 30 years as a storyteller; both as a writer and artist creating stories, characters and storyworlds across many platforms: comics, books, magazines, TV and film. More recently, he spent 8 years at Magic Leap as Executive Creative Director wearing a variety of hats and helping to define the company's creative ethos and developing the possibilities that the new platform and technology of spatial computing mixed reality presented.

Gaby is a barrister turned management consultant turned serial entrepreneur who has worked in Europe, Silicon Valley, New York and now Los Angeles, along the way founding a charity for death row inmates in the Commonwealth, a global wine company and a local recommendation site. She was a founder of Gawker Media, where she was the COO for nearly a decade, and most recently ran Framestore Ventures, focusing on VR and LBE.

Naomi has spent the last 12 years as a physicist, game producer, and Augmented Reality R&D Lead at companies such as Raytheon, Riot Games, and Magic Leap.  There she led the research, envisioning, and design of city-scaled use cases of AR.  Her work is now being deployed in areas of sustainability, urban planning, economics, and climate change in partnership with the United Nations Development Program.  Her alter ego is a painter and science fiction writer. 

Co-creator of the Alternate Reality Game (ARG) genre, and lead writer on defining works such as The Beast for Spielberg’s A.I., I Love Bees (Halo 2), and the Nine Inch Nails collaboration Year Zero.  Sean has published twelve novels, including World Fantasy Award-winner Galveston, and Cathy’s Book, an interactive book including websites and phone numbers that has been published in twelve languages and twenty countries worldwide.  Sean has won a Primetime Emmy for Interactive Television for the comedy Dirty Work, and served as a Creative and Design Director for Xbox Studios and Magic Leap.

Austin is a novelist and narrative designer. His novels include Soon I Will Be Invincible, YOU: a novel, and Crooked. Soon I Will Be Invincible was nominated for the 2007 John Sargent Sr. First Novel Prize. His writing has also appeared in Granta, the Wall Street Journal, and  the New York Times. His game credits include Ultima Underworld 2, System Shock, Trespasser, Deus Ex, Epic Mickey, and Dishonored, which received the 2012 BAFTA award for Best Game. He was Director of Game Design and Interactive Storytelling at Magic Leap.

Lou Doye is an executive producer with international  production experience in the entertainment and music industry. In 2019 she became a digital fellow to the Royal Shakespeare Company and Magic Leap. Trained at London Contemporary Dance School, she has performed in Matthew Bourne  productions and in the  West End CATS . She has been an artistic director of a  UK NPO theatre and  now explores imaginative territories with artists and technologists. Leading sessions for CannesXR Film Festival , TIFF Norway, VRTL Belgium,  this year becoming chair of the board for Kaleidoscope Transformations grant USA.

Nick was the Studio Coordinator at Magic Leap’s London Office, supporting all creative projects that have spun out of the UK and Europe.  He has over 15 years’ experience creating, recording and producing music.  He was co-creator of an indie record label and has played concerts worldwide alongside producing various creative projects. When Nick is not creating or producing, he can be found tending to the army of rescued pets he lives with!