Travis Austin's road to redemption parallels Lee Kholafai's own journey of bringing GLASS JAW to the screen. Along with playing Austin, Kholafai is also credited as co-writer and producer. Kholafai's responsibilities as producer were numerous, and each had their own set of challenges. Concerns over budgeting, securing locations, safety, and making sure everyone got along, were paramount to creating a successful product. Kholafai used the stress of his producing duties to fuel his intense performance as Austin, making it come across masterfully in the film. He prepared himself for the boxing sequences by training at City of Angels Boxing in Downtown LA with the owner, Alex Brenes. These efforts not only helped Kholafai look the part, but feel the part as well. They shot all the fighting sequences in a three day period with daunting preparation and impeccable choreography that unfolds beautifully in the scenes it's featured in.

Also in the producer's chair is the legendary Steve Perry, who's been credited on equally legendary films such as: Die Hard 2, True Romance, The Last Boy Scout, Lethal Weapon 2 & 3. He was also the executive producer of Executive Decision and Lethal Weapon 4. Not to be outdone, another Hollywood heavyweight offers their skills behind the camera as well. Director of photography, Jeffery L. Kimball, brings his talents to the forefront as the cinematographer of GLASS JAW, lending the same level of craft that he brought to his earlier efforts like: Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop 2, Jacob's Ladder, True Romance, and Mission: Impossible II. Kimball's surefooted lensing gives GLASS JAW a glossy sheen that rivals the looks of the most high dollar blockbusters Hollywood has to offer.