From Live Stages to
Spatial Computing

Brenton Henry is an Emmy-winning producer and media technology executive with more than 20 years across live broadcast, digital distribution, and documentary production. At Front Row, he leads the development of immersive video platforms and production systems for Apple Vision Pro. He has served as Technical Producer on three feature-length documentaries — Virtuosity, Crescendo, and an untitled music documentary slated for 2026. Before Front Row, Henry held senior leadership roles at Fathom Entertainment, where he directed digital strategy and technology initiatives for live event cinema nationwide, and co-founded one of the first dedicated live concert streaming platforms in the U.S. His ongoing collaborations span Warner Bros., YouTube, Peter Jackson, NEON, and Studio Ghibli.

Chris James is a software and XR technologist who has spent the better part of a decade building immersive platforms. As founder and CEO of True360, he created one of the first VR experience platforms for zoos and aquariums, placing visitors alongside animals through 360° capture. He also pioneered sideline VR sports experiences — among the first to distribute immersive college athletics content. At Front Row, he leads the technical architecture behind the company's immersive video platform for Apple Vision Pro, featured by Apple four times on the App Store.

Jonathan Kalkin is an attorney, entrepreneur, and strategist working at the intersection of financial services, media, artificial intelligence, real estate, transportation, and emerging technologies. He leads initiatives that bring together innovation, storytelling, and infrastructure to develop new platforms, experiences, and ventures. His work spans immersive media platforms, advanced video and live event technologies, next-generation energy concepts, AI-driven systems and evaluation frameworks for the real estate and financial services and creator economy, and digital talent ecosystems. Across projects, Jonathan connects stakeholders across business, government, academia, and the creator economy to build partnerships and turn ambitious, multidisciplinary ideas into real-world ventures.