Obsessed with his family, DND and platypuses (“An egg-laying, poisonous mammal that is also a marsupial? I’m here for it.”), video production assistant Kyle Griffith says his friends and family would describe him as “weird and outgoing,” although his colleagues much prefer “diligent, creative and completely even-tempered” (an attribute previously lacking in the office personality mix).

Steadfastly maintaining that Firefly was the best show ever made (“I’ll fight you on that.”), Mr. Griffith doubled down on this position by naming two of his kids after characters. Not one to shy away from indulging a really bad impulse, as a youngster he once excavated a package of hot dogs he’d buried five years previously, with predictably stomach-heaving results. Demonstrating excellent taste in music (“Stairway to Heaven, yes. Baby Shark, no.”), Mr. Griffith shares Lisa’s disdain for left-lane slowpokes (“I swear like a sailor when that happens.” As does Lisa.)

This unicycle-riding drone videographer contributes extensive experience (as well as questionable joke-telling ability) to the team, bringing a meticulous eye and a somewhat unfathomable reverence for Pauly Shore to his work. His colleagues appreciate Mr. Griffith’s visual storytelling ability and his advocacy for allowing people to wake up anytime they please (although he himself shows up promptly each morning).