Anthony Baxter is one of the United Kingdom’s leading documentary filmmakers. In his iconic You’ve Been Trumped (2011), a small Scottish community battles against a brash New York developer, who […]

Laura Kissel is an Emmy nominated documentary filmmaker whose work explores contemporary social, cultural and political landscapes and the use of orphan films. She was named the South Carolina Arts […]

Born and raised in Florida, Dave Homcy moved to Hawaii, following his passion for surf cinematography and photography.  After twenty years in the film business, working on notable projects such […]

Born and raised in Hawaii, Crystal Thornburg-Homcy’s earliest memory is hanging out at the beach with her parents. Suffice it to say, Crystal was raised surfing: her dad used to […]

Liz Norton was a freelance television producer for over ten years, with a focus on public policy issues. Those programs included several Fred Friendly Seminars for PBS, which explore thorny […]

Micha Patault is a photojournalist and documentary director. He is known for his films Are Vah! (2014) and Atomic City (2010). He currently works for Sotheby’s France as a photographer.

Keegan Kuhn is a videographer, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and professional musician living in the East Bay of San Francisco. He has worked with nonprofit organizations and been involved in social justice […]

Kip Andersen’s environmental awakening came as a result of An Inconvenient Truth. After seeing the film, he began to recycle religiously, turn off lights constantly, shower infrequently, and ride a bike […]

Rolf de Heer has been making feature films for thirty years now, and in that time he’s managed to complete fourteen of them (there are numbers of others that haven’t […]

Maarten van Rouveroy is a documentary film maker, cameraman and editor. Having graduated as a marine biologist and cinematographer, his main interests lie in the natural world, the environment and […]