Alice Day is a member of the Environmental Film Festival’s Advisory Council. She has produced and directed films such as Ecosystems, War and Climate Change (2015) and Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives (2008) […]

Jazmin Garcia is a photographer, videographer, and writer. She co-produced Dude, Where’s My Carbon? with Nick Zachar, featured in the 2015 Environmental Film Festival.

  Ellen Tripler received her MFA degree in Film & Electronics Art from American University School of Communications in 2012. Her documentary Dying Green (2012) won a Student Oscar from the […]

Rohan Fernando is a Canadian visual artist, painter, and filmmaker. He has directed two films for the National Film Board of Canada: Trudeau’s Other Children (2005) and Cecil’s Journey (2002). He […]

Annette Clarke is an executive producer at the National Film Board of Canada. She has produced films such as Cottonland (2006), Bluefin (2016), Hand.Line.Cod (2016),  Gun Runners (2015), The Chocolate Farmer (2011), and many more.

Molly is on the founding team at RYOT, an LA-based media company, acquired in April 2016 by Huffpost/AOL. She was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 2017 list in Media, […]

Michael Nash is a film director, screenwriter, and television producer. He has directed the films Climate Refugees, Fuel, and Nebraska.  He has received the Social Change Global Institute Filmmaker of the Year Award. MovieMaker […]

Bryn Mooser (born September 20, 1979 in Los Angeles) is a humanitarian and filmmaker best known for co-founding RYOT, an immersive media company that specializes in virtual reality documentary. Upon graduating from Bennington […]

Shi Lihong is an environmental activist and filmmaker. Beginning in 1996, she worked with her husband Xi Zhinong on a documentary about the endangered snub-nosed monkeys in the mountains for […]

Gary Marcuse is an independent journalist and filmmaker based in Vancouver, Canada. With background in environmental planning and fine arts, he has written and directed several films about the emergence […]