Samantha Grant Wiesler earned a BA from Yale University in American Studies and Literature, and studied audio engineering at SFSU. Since 1998 she has been working in the field of audio post-production, first as audio engineer at the Music Annex, then as audio producer with Tellme Networks. At Tellme she managed projects and produced audio applications for clients such as Merrill Lynch, AT&T, the Rolling Stones, Elton John, and Amazon.com. She also produced and edited short video pieces for company-wide meetings and client sales support.

In 2003, Samantha left Tellme to start Gush Productions, her own audio and video production company. Gush provides audio production and post-production services to independent filmmakers and to companies like Electronic Arts, AT&T Wireless and WABI, Inc. Samantha is now producing her first documentary project, entitled The Church of Craft, which she hopes to finish by the end of 2005. In her free time, Samantha works as a freelance writer, teaming with the likes of Cameron Tuttle to write for her Bad Girls Guides comedy book series. She is also currently completing her first full-length album of original music, due for release in the fall of 2004.