
Jordan Ehrlich
Producer/Director
Before starting CaveLight Films, Jordan wrote and produced numerous TV and documentary projects for Travel Channel, A&E Network, Discovery Channel and Animal Planet, as well as produced TV commercials abroad for brands that include Adidas, Samsung and Head & Shoulders. In 2008, he produced the feature length documentary, Where I Stand: The Hank Greenspun Story narrated by Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins and directed by Emmy Award winner Scott Goldstein. Jordan has also produced multiple short documentaries for SgpMedia, which are on permanent exhibit in major museums including The Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles and the Tolerance Center in New York City. He also occasionally does freelance video work for the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, CNN and other outlets. Jordan earned his Masters from the University of California, Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism.

Jamie Logan
Producer
Jamie Logan is a producer, filmmaker, and on-camera host who has helped shape many of CaveLight Films’ most widely viewed and impactful documentaries, bringing a powerful creative presence both in front of and behind the camera. An animal advocate, YouTuber, podcast host, yogi, and content creator, she specializes in translating complex ethical and cultural ideas into compelling, accessible stories that resonate with broad audiences. Jamie plays a key role guiding projects from development through post-production while also contributing as an on-screen voice and creative collaborator. Prior to joining CaveLight Films, she gained experience across production and post-production at Townsquare Media, SiriusXM, and CNBC, building a strong foundation in editorial workflows and broadcast storytelling. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Media from Rutgers University..
Contact: Jamie@cavelightfilms.com

Andrew Gallery
Producer/Director
Andrew Gallery is a filmmaker and creative entrepreneur whose work spans television, documentary film, global pop culture, and socially driven storytelling. He began his career at The Tonight Show, developing a foundation in broadcast storytelling before moving into music videos and branded content. He later served as in-house director and photographer for Britney Spears, producing digital campaigns that generated hundreds of millions of views worldwide. He wrote and directed Disturbances in the Force, exploring the cultural legacy of Star Wars fandom, and the award-winning film Graduation Day, screened in schools nationwide and recognized by the California State Senate for its impact on youth safety. He also directed The Millionth Question with Larry King. Andrew is currently directing School Lunch, in collaboration with research from Stanford School of Medicine, examining public school food reform and youth health, and is finishing a feature documentary on Jeremy Tyler, chronicling the rise, pressure, and reinvention of a once-heralded basketball prodigy.
Contact: Andrew@cavelightfilms.com

Tony Davis
Business Development
Tony Davis is an experienced sales and business development professional who has driven growth for a diverse range for some of the top tier organizations across the country spanning the for profit and non-profit worlds – including Viacom, DC Comics, and EarthShare. Tony has also spearheaded new business and sales for a number of startups in the technology/digital space.
An avid movie fan, Tony’s interests include photography, reading, podcasting, running, eating and maintaining a plant-based diet and taming a sweet tooth red licorice obsession.
Contact: tony@cavelightfilms.com
























