Andrew MacCormack has been a part of Hemmings House Pictures since April of 2007. He graduated with a Major in Sociology in 2005 from the University of Prince Edward Island. Andrew shot his first feature length documentary, "Searching for Simplicity" during a four-month stay in South America in the winter of 2006. Prior to that he had completed several corporate and live music productions including a short documentary on Prince Edward Island's smallest music festival, The Festival of Us, entitled "FOU III".

Andrew was the co-director/director of photography as well as the editor for the RUSH HD series "Kardinal Sinners". On the HHP television series "Wrestling Reality", Andrew was assistant director, head editor and a camera operator. He worked as editor for the HHP mini-series "Grave Concerns" and was the post-production supervisor for CBC's stage of the project. Andrew has shot numerous of live music events and festivals around the maritimes and was recently the director and director of photography "Jessica Rhaye - Good Things From the Stage", a live DVD for singer/songwriter Jessica Rhaye. He was also the head editor and a camera operator for the Jimmy Swift Band DVD "JSB Live at the Marquee". Andrew was the head editor for the Chris Cummings music video, "Welcome Back", directed by Warren Sononda of 235films in Toronto. This was Sonoda's 135th music video of his career and the first video he did not edit himself. The video is currently being aired on CMT. Andrew also directed a pilot for a TV series documenting the work of FatKat Animation and more recently directed a pilot about breakdancing entitled, "Kings of the East"

Andrew is extremely passionate about film making and has been at the forefront of the majority of all Hemmings House Pictures productions as a director, director of photography and editor.
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Lauchlan Ough began at HIT! Media long before the formation of Hemmings House Pictures. He worked with Tidby Pictures as assistant editor on the series Planet Luxury and with Hemmings House Pictures for the mockumentary Rubarbicon.

In 2005, Lauchlan conceived, shot and directed his first documentary, The Port City Story. Since joining Hemmings House Pictures, Lauchlan has worked on every production, including Grave Concerns and Wrestling Reality and the majority of corporate projects. He also worked as a camera operator and was an editor for The Jimmy Swift Band Concert DVD project.
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Stephen Foster joined Hemmings House Pictures in 2007 as a producer after graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration (with a Major in Sociology) from the University of New Brunswick (in 2006). During his university studies, Steve managed two of his own companies. One, a music production studio with 3 employees, and the other, a Property Solutions company that had 5 full-time employees.

After being a camera operator for the Wrestling Reality mini-series, Steve was brought into the Hemmings House family for his business and entrepreneurial background. He has since produced most of Hemmings House Pictures' corporate projects and now manages the Saint John branch .
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