Hans Tobeason is an accomplished executive producer and showrunner with an extensive background in the entertainment industry. He pursued a BS in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science at Harvard University and also studied at Harrow School and Phillips Academy, Andover. With a passion for creative expression, Tobeason has worn many hats throughout his professional journey. He began his career as a theatrical lighting and set designer before venturing into the film and television industry. Tobeason owned Pandaemonium Post, where he served as the sound designer and engineer. His considerable experience also includes software consulting and coding, corporate slideshow production, and directing and editing several documentaries, including "From Omaha to Everest" and "Power Ten" on the Discovery Channel.

Tobeason's expertise lies in TV productions, where he has spent several years as an executive producer and showrunner. He has played a crucial role in some notable productions such as "Bloodline," "Believe," "Nashville," "Saving Grace," "Birds of Prey," "Now & Again," and "V," among others. Tobeason's role in these productions varies from co-executive producer to executive producer and even as a creator. At the core of his work lies his exceptional talent in storytelling and the ability to coordinate production teams to deliver quality TV content that appeals to global audiences.