Ariadne is owned and operated by twin brothers Fritz and Paul Bosch.

Fritz holds a B.S. in Mass Communications and television production from Emerson College. He has worked for over 20 years as a video producer,director, and computer graphics designer with over a thousand satisfied video clients. He has worked as a lighting designer and consultant in the music and entertainment industry for over 20 years.

As a videographer, Fritz has benefited greatly from his membership with the American Videographers Association (AVA). When he started his videography career, he was personally trained by several of the AVA's most experienced members.

An Alumnus of Berklee College of Music, Paul is also an accomplished cameraman and video producer in his own right. With years of experience as a recording engineer and a keyboardist, entertainer, composer, programmer and arranger, Paul has composed for industrial videos, television commercials and nationally syndicated sports shows with a viewership of 70 million. In addition to being an experienced videographer and entertainer, Paul has been the go-to man for script writing, commercials, voice-overs and all styles of musical composition.

Rob Huntley first became interested in photography during his freshman year at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in the 1970's."My roommate loaned me his 35mm rangefinder camera one day and showed me how to develop film and prints in the dorm darkroom. I bought my first camera, a Nikon F2, in 1977 and have been hooked ever since". In 1978, he took a position at Lightstream, a commercial graphic arts studio in Beverly, MA, and, in 1983, became its chief photographer. In 2001, he left Lightstream and began been filming weddings and events in addition to his commercial work. He joined Ariadne Media in 2004.

"I believe that a good photograph can help us to see the richness and wonder of life when we might otherwise miss it. Photography, when artfully and skillfully practiced, has an amazing capacity to penetrate experience and reveal layers of meaning unavailable to the eye and memory alone. Making photographs is, for me, a process of discovery through observing the visual clues that surround us. This sense of discovery is always with me and is what motivates me whenever and whatever I photograph."

"Whether it's a product, portrait, an important event, or an idea, I welcome the opportunity to put my eye and camera to work for you."