Our team comes from all walks of life, with a variety of backgrounds both personal and professional. We believe that what we have built is not only a unique open work environment, but a collaborative unit that is able to operate at the highest, most productive levels of creativity at all times.

Mark Cope, Founder & Chief Operating Officer, has been working in film production for the past 15 years in a wide variety of fields including directing, writing, producing, and editing. This is particularly true in his work as the co-creator of The Most Popular Girls in School, Dr. Havoc’s Diary, and The Reboots.

Since it’s founding, Mark has helped Extra Credit Studio’s develope innovations in stop-motion animation that have set new standards in efficiency and cost for the medium. Through Extra Credit Studios, Mark has created shows and branded campaigns for partners such as TruTV, Harry Potter, Matel, and was nominated for Best Branded Video at the 2020 Streamy Awards for their collaboration with Jurassic World.

Carlo Moss, Founder & Chief Creative Officer, is a writer and producer with a background primarily in sketch, improv, and experimental theater. A graduate of Westmont College in Santa Barbara, he’s also spent years training and performing at ioWest, The Upright Citizens Brigade, and Second City. Carlo is a veteran of numerous long-running improv groups and his solo show, Fairytales Aren’t for Assholes ran for two years in Los Angeles. In addition to his writing and producing work, Carlo also lends his voice to a wide variety of characters in the Extra Credit universe, including Deandra and Rachel on MPGIS, and Kyle the Henchman on Dr. Havoc’s Diary. Carlo oversees branding and social media for Extra Credit, and along with Mark, has been nominated for a Streamy and an IAWTV award for his work on MPGIS. He is a member of the Writers Guild of America.

Kevin Glick, Director of Animation, attended the University of Iowa and California Institute of the Arts. He has always had the desire to move things around in small increments, and take photographs of the result. When he met Mark and Carlo, he was lead to believe that he would be joining the Overland Park High School cheer squad. He brought pom-poms to his interview. He has worked on the feature films Coraline and Hell and Back, and more than one hundred television shows and commercials. He is fairly sure that his wife is a famous celebrity. The rest of the team believes this is true… though mainly because Kevin announces it loudly at least once a week.