Richard Krantz has a background of more than 20 years as a journalist, including 12 years as a newspaper reporter and eight as television reporter. He is the president of […]

Mia MacDonald is the Co-Executive Producer of WHAT’S FOR DINNER?, a short documentary film directed by Jian Yi. She is the Executive Director of Brighter Green, a New York-based public […]

Mark Kulsdom is a cultural historian who works as a videographer and shoots one-man-crew documentaries. Prior to his film work, Mark was heavily involved in the Animal Liberation Movement in […]

Jonathan Wickham was born in Malawi, Africa, educated in the UK at Cambridge University, obtaining a BA in Modern Languages, and began his career in television at Turner Broadcasting. In […]

Amy Browne grew up in Australia and moved to New York to study theater at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. After graduation, she completed her Bachelor’s degree at The […]

Jeremy Kaplan received his B.A. from Boston College in Film and Philosophy and his M.A. in Documentary/Media Studies at The New School. His documentary work has brought him across the […]

Kath Delaney founded Madera Group and serves as its CEO. Madera Group is a San Francisco Bay Area communications and development firm. As the CEO of Madera Group she manages […]

Leah Mahan is a documentary director, producer, writer and teacher. Her work has been nominated by the Directors Guild of America for Outstanding Directorial Achievement and has aired on the […]

Pegi Vail is an anthropologist and Associate Director of the Center for Media, Culture, and History at NYU. She has taught at NYU and Columbia University on Film, Culture, and […]

Melvin Estrella has worked in numerous capacities within the independent film arena as well as within commercial, television, and non-profit production. Clients have included ESPN (It’s the Shoes), Filmlance Sweden […]