Three-time Emmy Award winner Tim Moore co-founded North America’s largest virtual studio network, Vū Studios and serves as Vū’s CEO. Tim and his fellow co-founder Jon Davila established Vū’s first virtual production studio in Tampa Bay, Florida despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Believing that an enduring global pandemic exposed an urgent need for virtual production and by bringing the full measure of their talents and abilities to the opportunities and challenges, Tim and Jon developed the technologies and techniques that are driving Vū to be one of the world’s fastest growing turn-key virtual production studio networks. As virtual production pioneers, Tim and Jon are acknowledged by their peers as early innovators and thought leaders in the burgeoning virtual production industry. Today, Vū’s virtual production facilities provide a safe, controlled space for filmmakers and other creatives to shoot their productions in a virtual environment, achieving radically reduced travel and location requirements, associated boosts in creative outcomes, and attractive cost savings. As an intellectually driven entrepreneur, Tim is the holder of several patents for Vū technology. Tim is also a published author, releasing the comprehensive guide to purpose-driven marketing “Sold On Purpose: Marketing to The Conscious Consumer” in 2019. As founder of the Tampa Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Tim dedicates pro-bono time to inspire community leaders to uplift their communities through positive public messaging. Tim resides in Tampa with his wife, Ashley and their two school age sons.

Five-time Emmy Award winning producer Jonathan (Jon) Davila co-founded North America’s largest virtual studio network, Vū Studios and serves as Vū’s President. Originally on a pre-med track stemming from his childhood donation of bone marrow to help his older brother battle leukemia, Jon’s entrepreneurial talents led to his resignation from a busy hospital to partner with his best friend, Tim Moore, at video production company, Diamond View. Jon and his fellow co-founder Tim Moore established Vū’s first virtual production studio in Tampa Bay, Florida despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Believing that an enduring global pandemic exposed an urgent need for virtual production, and by bringing the full measure of their talents and abilities to the opportunities and challenges, Tim and Jon developed the technologies and techniques that are driving Vū to be one of the world’s fastest growing turn-key virtual production studio networks. As virtual production pioneers, Tim and Jon are acknowledged by their peers as early innovators and thought leaders in the burgeoning virtual production industry. Jon attained a Bachelors of Science (with Honors) from the University of South Florida in 2011 and is an active supporter of the USF Alumni Association. Jon is proud to be a founding member of the Tampa Foundation, is a member of the Association of Independent Commercial Producers, and a member of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Suncoast Chapter, which utilizes his industry expertise as a judge for the Emmy Awards. Jon resides in Tampa with his wife Olivia Davila and their puppy, Jax.