WHO WE ARE

In our business, we sit at the intersection of creativity and technology, of strategy and support. Each member of our team has something in which they specialize and excel. Whether they are part of creative services, proficient in production, a sales & marketing strategist, financial analyst, AV hardware engineer, graphic designer, dynamic developer, or quality assurance technician … our team seamlessly blends to offer integration and imagination for each project we produce. And always...Visitors are at the Heart of everything we do. 

Bob Noll - CEO

Starting this business 28 years ago, Bob has transformed BPI from a video and post-production company into an interactive, multimedia, and experiential design firm. As one of our local Emerson graduates, Bob’s roots are in storytelling, filmmaking, and performing arts. This background has given him a keen sense for directing talent, the knack for engaging clients with intrigue and agility, and the ability to approach every project with creative purpose. Bob has lent his inventive vision to all of our award-winning experiences. Whether in the office or on the road, Bob’s imaginative force drives our business, touching everything that we do. 

Janel Cunneen - Head of Production & Operations

Janel comes to BPI with over twenty years of diverse experience that includes work in advertising, broadcast television, digital marketing, communication strategy, and operations. She recently served as a senior vice president and chief operating officer at Prospector Productions, where she executed large broadcast television projects. Her work has been developed for companies like the National Geographic Channel, the Discovery Channel, and Disney. She supervised production of the PBS  films Raising Cain," "A Girl's Life," and "World in the Balance" for Nova. At BPI she works closely with our project managers and department directors.  

Candy Moulton - Executive Producer

For 20 years, Candy has been a constant in our business while seldom leaving the comforts of her western ranch. Based in Wyoming, Candy has balanced roles of business development, producer, writer, and project manager on western projects like In Pursuit of a Dream, Minuteman Missile National Historic Site, The Hanford Reach Interpretive Center, and Flint Hills Discovery Center. Where Candy really excels is being able to connect with clients both personally and professionally, gaining an understanding of their needs. 

Deb Noll - Executive VP of Client Services 

Combining her roles of BPI co-owner and head of client services, Deb is the ambassador of both positive customer and internal relations. Her enthusiasm and grace equip her with the interpersonal skills to flourish in this area. As one of our many Emerson graduates, Deb has worked in the production field for over 30 years, giving her the ability to understand the evolution of our business. Piloting our Service and Maintenance program, Deb ensures that we hear from each and every client, not only through production and installation, but in providing service after the exhibits are in place. 

Helen Yung - Finance Manager

Helen Yung is the BPI production accountant and finance manager, bringing to the team over 20 years of financial and production experience in all aspects of budget creation, monitoring, budget tracking, final project cost reconciliation and analysis for various films/videos, made for television, cable network programming such as WGBH Frontline and American Experience, The Discovery Channels, The National Geographic, The History Channel, The A&E and Independent Productions with funding from NEH, ITVS, LPB and PBS. 

Mike Rafferty - Director of Post Production

As our longest-running employee, Mike has seen the evolution of BPI from a modest production company, into an interactive design business. Starting as an assistant editor while enrolled at Northeastern, Mike has transitioned into a significant member of our post-production team. Now with over 18 years of experience at BPI, Mike has excelled not only in editing, but also in compositing, motion graphics, visual FX, audio engineering, sound design, and mixing. Mike’s greatest strength is his ability to adapt his style to an individual project’s needs; from sign-language tutorials, to Girl Scout webisodes, to historical documentaries. 

Jay Locke - Project Manager

Jay Locke brings his experience as an independent producer to BPI and lends his skills in writing, producing and editing, making him a triple-threat as a project manager. Jay edited our award winning film “In Pursuit of a Dream” and developed an exhibit for the Philadelphia Zoo. He is is presently working on projects for The American Heritage Museum, and Slater Museum and completed work for  The Elephant Sanctuary, the G. A. Ball house, and a corporate job in Louisiana. He is equally comfortable behind the camera doing field production or working in the editing room. 

Mike Miller - Senior QA Technician

Leading our quality assurance enterprise, Mike acts as our interactive investigator. Working on computer configurations and creating test plans with an exploratory approach, he is able to dissect an interactive into small, significant pieces, allowing him to examine individual paths that present software bugs. With education in new media, computer animation, and 3D animation, Mike also takes on graphic animation projects. For the Connecticut Science Center’s driving simulation game Mike built an engaging 3D environment of the city of Hartford. 

Zachary Hanson - Interactive Developer

Zachary has experience with both Virtual and Augmented Reality programming as well as game development. Over the course of his career, Zachary has programmed a wide variety of projects ranging from video games, training simulations, and mobile apps. He specializes in working with Unity 2D and Unity 3D, has written programs with languages such as C#, C++, HTML5, Java, and JavaScript. 

Bob Field - Senior Writer

Bob Field has an outstanding background in military and US history that he brings to every project he works on for BPI. Bob’s extensive experience in both writing and researching linear film and interactive multimedia projects makes him one of our most valued associates. Some of his projects include work on the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum in Abilene, KS, the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas, and the American Battle Monuments Commission Cemeteries at Flanders Field and the Meuse-Argonne.