Jay is a Los Angeles based producer whose love and talent for making comedic programs was honed working on unconventional shows like Nathan For You, The Eric Andre Show, Check It Out! With Dr. Steve Brule, and Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.

As a producer at Irony Point, he believes in tailoring the production approach to meet the needs of the creative vision, and he especially enjoys bringing talented people with underrepresented and unique points of view together in this effort. He currently produces Netflix’s I Think You Should Leave.

Jay’s also known for cameos (see “grown man screaming at a baby pageant” in the first episode of I Think You Should Leave), and his love for television stretches beyond making it; as a TV connoisseur, he has hundreds of hours of programming under his belt and his next big “binge” will be Seinfeld.

Spurgeon started as an in-house casting assistant, and soon shifted into production accounting/finance. His film/tv credits include Veep, Something Borrowed, Law & Order: SVU, Kings, and Eastbound & Down, where, notably, a hermit crab was named after him. He eventually oversaw the regional office operations for Entertainment Partners where he managed day to day operations across multiple offices, while also serving as a point person for production & major studio clients.  

At Irony Point, he works to support and streamline the company’s production-related processes while also helping to define strategy around the company’s general operational health and future growth.

Spurgeon is NYC based, and in his "me" time, he enjoys writing poetry, learning to surf & ski, cooking and coddling his Border Terrier.

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Sabrina began her career in production at the Wendy Williams Show and has never abandoned her love for live television. Since joining Irony Point, her production credits include I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson, That Damn Michael Che, and Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show. 

At Irony Point, working closely with new, emerging, and existing talent, she capitalizes on her love of writing & performing to develop, package, and produce interesting concepts that blend genres and ideas into laugh-out-loud programming. Her talents extend into the world of podcasting where she has developed and executive produced weekly podcasts including Ruined and A Good Cry.

Originally hailing from Montreal, Sabrina is currently based in Brooklyn, NY, where she once won a Survivor trivia competition despite having never watched a single episode.

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Taylor launched her career in the Scripted Comedy department at CAA, using her lifetime love of comedy and all things television to identify undeniable talent and exciting projects. She soon pivoted to the role of development executive at Comedy Central focusing on short form content. During her tenure, Comedy Central was awarded Media Company of the Year (2021) via the Webby Awards with her credits including Ayo & Rachel Are Single, Drag His Ass, Maurice On Mars, Get Money, and more. 

At Irony Point, she works in step with talent to produce unexpected and innovative stories, always with a keen eye for supporting the creator’s vision while making the best programming possible. 

Taylor is based in Brooklyn, NY. When she’s not exploring the city (and needs a break from overpriced coffee), she likes to plan epic hiking trips in National Parks.

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Alissa started out production coordinating commercials in Los Angeles & New York City after college. She soon realized the value of budgeting and accounting for production, because her efforts allowed stakeholders to better see a more complete picture of their businesses, projects and overall profitability. 

Accordingly, she has worked on both coasts for a variety of ad agencies, TV/film production facilities, and TV/film post production facilities in a coordinating and/or accounting capacity. At Irony Point, she currently manages the in-house bookkeeping, HR, budgeting and production accounting processes.

Alissa grew up just outside of NYC, and graduated with a BA in Media Studies/Film from the University at Buffalo. She furthered her studies via bookkeeping certification from NYU. She is currently based in New Jersey with her partner and their three kids.

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Lucy is a native/based New Yorker and a graduate from USC's School of Cinematic Arts, where she majored in Film & Television Production. Most recently, as a comedy filmmaker, she's been recognized by the LA Shorts Fest, NFFTY and Catalina Film Festival. In 2023, she received a College Television Award for best drama from the Television Academy.

Lucy’s comedy career began in college when she joined a student sketch group and helped create “Sketchella,” a nationwide extravaganza of collaborative comedy shows. Her love of comedy continued to grow while interning for Feigco Entertainment’s development department and 3 Arts Management. She’s also worked in production for Irony Point’s Life & Beth before joining the team and line producing the Irony Point short film C.O.M.A.

When she’s not working or filmmaking, she spends her time baking, embroidering and perfecting the craft of Ebay bidding.