Kevin Abrams

Co-Founder

A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a recipient of an MFA in directing from the prestigious American Film Institute, Kevin has worked in film and television for the past fifteen years. From editing to producing, to sound, to cinematography, Kevin has been involved in programming that has appeared on PBS, Discovery, MTV, ABC, VH1, Animal Planet and a host of other networks. He has worked in editorial on the Emmy-nominated Whale Wars as well as on the Oscar-nominated documentary feature "Daughter of Danang".

In 2006 Kevin founded the multi-media production company Fairtrade Films which has since produced music videos, created video game installations for Disney/Epcot Center, wrote the best-selling video games, "Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction" and "Dirt 3", and authored the acclaimed graphic novel, "Vendor". In addition, Fairtrade Films has set-up fiction shows with Landscape Entertainment, Fremantle Entertainment and Kaplan Entertainment.

Fairtrade saw the release of their first produced feature, "The Dynamiter" which had its world premiere at the esteemed 2011 Berlin Film Festival and its North American premiere at the 2011 Los Angeles Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Feature Under 500k and Cinematography at the 2012 Independent Spirit Awards. 

Kevin is currently co-founder and President of Alpine Labs, a full service multimedia production company based in Los Angeles.

Jamie Denenberg

Co-Founder

Prior to joining Alpine Labs as a Principal and COO, Jamie Denenberg co-founded SA Entertainment (SAE), a full service entertainment marketing company, in conjunction with Mister Cartoon's SA Studios Global, in April of 2010. Capitalizing on authentic relationships across music, sports, culture and art, SAE proved they could deliver targeted and effective marketing strategies. SAE worked with everyone from Warner Bros. Pictures, Summit Entertainment, HBO, IMAX, Relativity Media, and The Weinstein Company.

Before this, Denenberg led the creative content division at Relativity Media, working closely with the marketing teams to implement effective plans for feature film releases. Previous to this position, she oversaw multimedia marketing for Overture Films', an independent film studio in Los Angeles. Denenberg also had a successful tenure at Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, where she planned the studio’s worldwide DVD releases. 

Before joining the entertainment industry, Denenberg served as finance director for Senator John Kerry (D-MA) during his presidential campaign. There she led efforts to raise $3 million in three months and approximately $38 million overall, a political fundraising record at the time. Denenberg earned an M.A. in International Affairs and Business from the London School of Economics, an M.A. in Broadcast Journalism from USC, and a B.A. in International Relations from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.