Judith Helfand is best known for her open-hearted, artfully self-deprecating and very transparent approach to non-fiction filmmaking. Her genre: “serious fun” meets “toxic comedy”.Her mission: explore and expose the long […]

Alex Jablonski produced and edited Low & Clear, which premiered at SXSW where it won the Audience Award. Previously, he created the documentary project Sparrow Songs, in which he made […]

Kahlil Hudson is a Native Tlingit Alaskan and currently a professor of film at Santa Fe’s Institute of American Indian Arts. His first feature documentary, Low & Clear, premiered at […]

Elizabeth Herzfeldt-Kamprath is an Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker and recent graduate from American University’s Master of Fine Arts in Film & Electronic Media program. Her films have featured topics from the […]

Zach Zimmerman and Michelle Morandotti are self taught independent film makers currently living in Washington, D.C. Zach grew up in an adobe house on a volcano in Guatemala and Michelle […]

Edin started his first filmmaking steps at Prizren’s festival DokuFest, where he directed a short documentary SELJIM as part of festivals training program. After that he continued film studies in […]

Greg Balkin, dog enthusiast and instigator of fun, is a filmmaker and photographer from Seattle, WA. His work has shifted over the years, from photographing weddings in Los Angeles to […]

Len Necefer, Ph.D., is an assistant professor with joint appointments with the American Indian Studies program & the Udall Center for Public Policy. In addition, he is the founder & […]

Luke Fisher currently works in Los Angeles as a freelance writer/director, editor, and sound recordist contributing to all sizes and formats of projects: from web-series and short films to commercials […]

Wenting Deng is a director and cinematographer currently based in Los Angeles. Growing up in Northern China and studying in the US has shaped Wenting with sensitive traveler’s eyes. She […]