Suzanne Campbell-Jones started out as an anthropologist and has a Ph.D from the London School of Economics. Her book In Habit, a study of Roman Catholic nuns was published in […]

Runar Jarle Wiik started shooting and directing during his enrollment at The London International Film School in the mid-eighties, at the time being the youngest student to be admitted. There […]

Anne Macksoud spent 17 years as a teacher (English literature, photography, and music) before transitioning to film and video production. Once she discovered the “eye-opening” power of the documentary medium, […]

Jos de Putter studied political science and literature in Leiden and philosophy in Berlin. He worked as a film critic before making his first documentary in 2003, It’s Been a […]

David McIlvride is an award-winning documentary producer / director who has produced hundreds of documentaries over a 30-plus year career. For the most part, David’s skill lay in telling the […]

Yasuhiro Koyama has been making natural-history programs with a focus on marine life throughout his NHK career. He joined the corporation in 1996 and was initially based in the southern […]

Michael Pack is President of Manifold Productions, Inc., an independent film and television production company, which he founded in 1977. Through Manifold Productions, Mr. Pack has written, directed, and produced […]

Graham is an Emmy-nominated director of high-end documentaries for PBS, National Geographic and the Discovery channel; films such as “Becoming Human”, a 3-part series on human evolution for NOVA, “Dawn […]

Michael Graziano produced and directed Resistance. He and Ernie Park, who also produced Resistance, founded Uji Films in 2007. Their films have aired in more than 100 countries and have been […]

Ian is a documentary filmmaker who has been chasing important stories since 1992, with an emphasis on social-political and environmental issues. From his directorial debut The Living Coast to Born to […]