Will Becton is a producer, engineer and host whose work spans creative development, comedy, video, editorial and audio. As founder of Jett Road Studios, he develops original podcasts from early concepts through pilots and series, bringing a rare combination of creative, editorial and technical expertise to the process.

Since launching Jett Road, Will has developed and produced projects across comedy, documentary, narrative and unscripted formats. He created and hosts Life In Comedy, featuring conversations with comedians including Bobby Moynihan, the Sklar Brothers, Colton Dunn and Andy Richter; developed Bad Elizabeth from pilot to series; and produced, engineered and edited Dwelling with Lauren Weedman, winner of a 2025 Gold Signal Award, and Mixed Generation with Eddie Gorton, winner of a 2025 Silver Signal Award. The following year, Will was invited to join the Signal Awards Judging Academy.

He is currently developing new projects including Three-Day Champion with Christine Walters and an original true crime series.

Will began his career in video production and editing, with credits including This American Life for Showtime, Morgan Spurlock's 30 Days for FX and the documentary a/k/a Tommy Chong. He also performed improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York.

He later spent 12 years at Team Coco, first working in video production for CONAN on TBS, where he shot and edited projects including Clueless Gamer. As Team Coco expanded into podcasting, Will helped build its podcast studio and became lead engineer for Team Coco Podcasts, engineering Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend.

That path through video, editing, comedy, audio and production continues to shape how Will develops shows today: every part of the process, from the first idea to the final edit, is an opportunity to make the show better.

Amber Becton is executive producer at Jett Road Studios and co-host of Jett Road Studios Presents. Working across development and production, she manages the relationships and creative collaboration that move projects from early ideas through finished shows.

Her background spans fashion, television and film, giving her a creative perspective shaped by storytelling in many forms. Before Jett Road, Amber worked extensively as a costumer in television, film and commercials, with credits including Arrested Development, Teachers and the independent feature Virtually Heroes, starring Mark Hamill, which premiered at Sundance in 2013.

Amber also founded the independent clothing line LANYA, carried by Los Angeles retailers including Fred Segal and Madison, and worked in New York with fashion houses including Jill Stuart, Catherine Malandrino and Natori.

A Los Angeles native and UC Berkeley graduate in Comparative Literature, Amber is a first-generation American whose parents are from Hamburg, Germany.