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Justin is the Writer, Director, and Producer of numerous commercial and narrative projects, through his company, Alchemy Set, including the award-winning short films: Restitution, The Roach, and Peggy.

Justin's work in Set Design and Art Direction includes: The Walking Dead, Prisoners, Baby Driver, American Made, First Man, Tenet, Gran Turismo, and Oppenheimer.

Tomas earned a Master's Degree with Honors from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and his portfolio includes: television shows, theater, and advertising, along with over twenty feature films. Besides work in film, Tomas has composed extensively for concert performance, with his compositions premiering in countries around the world, including: France, Poland, Japan, and the US. Tomas' film scoring work includes: Gueros, Museo, The Good Girls, Things We Dare Not Do, Tell Me When, Killing Cabos 2, Northern Skies Over Empty Space, Jezabel, Poor Rich Family, and The (Almost) Legends.

Colby has worked with director Peter Berg on a number of films including: Friday Night Lights, Hancock, Battleship, Deepwater Horizon, and Patriots Day. Some of Colby's other editing work includes: Ant-Man, which garnered him an ACE award nomination, and more recently Neill Blomkamp's Gran Turismo.

Tom's film work includes: the Saw series, Repo! The Genetic Opera, Columbus Circle, Risen, Sun Records, Percy vs Goliath, Death Of A Ladies' Man, Hunter Hunter, Wedding Season, Crimes Of The Future, and The Cello. Tom's television projects include: Joan Of Arc, Everest, Orphan Black, Hatfields & McCoys, Texas Rising, Dark Matter, and Killjoys.

Yngvild has nearly twenty-year career working NRK, the Norwegian National Broadcasting Corporation. Yngvild's film directing work includes: the award-winning features Women in Oversized Men's Shirts, and Ninjababy, along with the short film, Apple. Yngvild's television series work includes: Home Ground and more recently, Power Play.

Kajsa's short film credits include: Mother Said, Leonid Shower, Deconstruction Workers, It's Up To You, and It Was Mine. Kajsa's feature film debut is Titina, based on the true story of the 1926 North Pole expedition of Umberto Nobile and Roald Amundsen, told through the eyes of Umberto's dog, Titina.

With a background in both music and sound, Gisle has worked with notable directors such as: Hans Petter Moland, Ruben Ostlund, Joachim Trier, and Eskil Vogt. Gisle's film credits include: A Somewhat Gentle Man, Oslo August 31st, Force Majeure, In Order Of Disappearance, Blind, Out Stealing Horses, Beware Of Children (or Barn), The Innocents, The Worst Person In The World, and more recently the acclaimed animated feature, Titina.

Emma's film work includes the animated features: The Illusionist, The Red Turtle, and The Bears' Famous Invasion Of Sicily. She has also directed her own acclaimed Stop-Motion short film, Settling. More recently, Emma was the Art Director and Production Designer for the acclaimed animated feature film, Titina, directed by Kajsa Ness, based on the true story of the 1926 North Pole expedition of Umberto Nobile and Roald Amundsen, told through the eyes of Umberto's dog, Titina.

Based in Oslo, Jens has his own edit suite and enjoys both storytelling for television, and finding each film's unique cinematic expression, ultimately creating an extraordinary experience in the audience. Jens has worked as a Freelance Film Editor in the UK and Norway, across all genres and formats. Jens has garnered much acclaim for his editing work, including winning Amanda Awards for his work on: Blind, Beware Of Children, and The Innocents. Jens' film work over the years includes: A Somewhat Gentle Man, In Order of Disappearance, Beware Of Children, The Innocents, the acclaimed animated feature, Titina, and the upcoming trilogy, Sex/Dreams/Love.

Henrik's production design work for short films includes: Cleanse, The Musical Spider, and more recently Massacre Of The Innocents. Henrik's feature film work includes the acclaimed Midsommar for director Ari Aster, and more recently Kristoffer Borgli's acclaimed black comedy, Sick Of Myself.