Michael Gitlin makes work about some of the intricate conceptual and ideological systems out of which ways of knowing the world can be constructed. His films and videos have screened […]

Jamyang Jamtsho Wangchuk is a filmmaker from the small Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. At the age of 14, he was chosen to play the young Dalai Lama staring alongside Brad […]

It all started with motocross and a camera. Following a dream, Rusty Prevatt hit the road with a championship rider; documenting his adventures, struggles, triumphs and all that falls between. […]

Director Matthew Testa has been working in documentary film and television for two decades, often focusing on the environment, social justice issues and the interplay between people and nature. Prior […]

Dr. Rachel Smith is an observational astronomer investigating forming stars in the Galaxy. Through observations using some of the largest telescopes, Rachel explores how planets form and evolve, and the […]

Professor Jennifer (Jenn) Macalady is an Associate Professor and Geomicrobiologist in the Department of Geosciences at the Pennsylvania State University, where she studies microbial life in Precambrian-analog environments. She earned […]

Andrew Steele is staff scientist at Carnegie’s Geophysical Laboratory who specializes in astrobiology—the search for the origin and distribution of life in the universe. He focuses on developing protocols, instruments, […]

RAMÓN ARTURO ESPINOZA GUZMÁN is the Minister Advisor in Science and Technology for the Honduran Government. Previously, he was a professor of Chemical Engineering at the National Autonomous University of […]

Steve Elkins has worked in television for 30 ears as a cinematographer, editor, and producer. In 1994 he became fascinated with the Honduran Mosquita and its lost city legends. After […]

Laurie Benenson founded Movieline Magazine, serving as its editor-in-chief for six years. She went on to write for the New York Times Arts and Leisure Section for five years as […]