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Some of James' feature film credits include: The Flowers Of War, The Grandmaster, Tanna, Lion, Mary Magdalene, Nitram, Mortal Kombat, and Three Thousand Years Of Longing. James' television projects include: Season One of La Brea as well as the upcoming Amazon series The Lost Flowers Of Alice Hart.

Kate worked on documentary projects like these over the years: His And Hers, Blood Sisters, It's Not Yet Dark, The Farthest, I Dolours, and Songs For While I'm Away. Kate's narrative feature film work includes: Snap, Monster, and the Oscar-nominated The Quiet Girl. Kate's work in television includes: Can't Cope, Won't Cope, Blood, and Normal People.

Valentin's feature film scores include: April And The Extraordinary World, A Bigger World, Rialto, How To Make Out, Under The Stars Of Paris, and the documentary, Ladies Of The Wood. Valentin has collaborated with director Lukas Dhont on both short films and feature films, including his debut film Girl, and more recently the Oscar-nominated Close.

Originally from Brooklyn, JoAnne studied in upstate New York and London, exploring theater design, puppetry, and paleontology before getting into Set Decoration for film and television. JoAnne's film work includes: Norman, The Book Of Henry, Freeheld, Kogonada's After Yang, and Past Lives. JoAnne's work in television includes: the series Orange Is The New Black, Maniac, Fosse/Verdon, and Invasion.

Some of Eve's feature film work includes: I'm Dead But I Have Friends, A Bigger World, Working Girls, The Advent Calendar, San Soleil, On The Edge, and the upcoming, The Beast In The Jungle. Eve's television series work includes: Unit 42 and Endless Night, both available on Netflix in the US. One of Eve's most recent films is the Oscar-nominated Close, for which she won a Magritte Award (Belgian Academy Award) for Best Production Design.

Sebastian's earlier narrative feature film work includes, Blood And Rain, as well as The Squad, both of which earned him Colombian Academy Awards (Premios Macondo Awards). Sebastian's documentary work includes: Foreign Wars, The Boy From Medellin, and Diamond Hands. Television series he has edited include: Wild District, Green Frontier, and Ruido Capital.

Sebastian's more recent feature work includes the acclaimed films: Pickpockets, and Laura Mora's multiple award-winning, The Kings Of The World.

Claire's feature film Set Decoration work includes: Taken, Grown Ups, Just Go With It, Bliss, and Greta Gerwig's Little Women. Her television work includes the series: Castle, American Horror Story, 9-1-1, and Dirty John.

Claire's most recent feature films include: Hustle, White Noise, and Christopher Nolan's upcoming film, Oppenheimer.

Some of Matis' credits working on larger teams include: Jawbone, American Animals, The Little Drummer Girl, and more recently, on Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities, and Tar. Matis' projects in a more supervising sound role have included: Truth And Justice, Captain Volkonogov Escaped, Calm With Horses (Shadow Of Violence), and more recently, Last Sentinel, and the Oscar-shortlisted animation, Sierra.

Bent's feature film projects include: Nord, Out Of Nature, Homesick, A Serious Game, Little Bird's Big Adventure, Becoming Astrid, Sonja: The White Swan, Held For Ransom, Rose, The Kiss, and Narvik: Hitler's First Defeat. His work for television includes the series: Occupied, Atlantic Crossing, and Beforeigners. Bent has worked with director Ruben Ostlund on his award-winning films, The Square, and more recently Triangle Of Sadness.

Erin's editing work includes the feature films: Good Time, Italian Studies, and Funny Pages, as well as the short films, Rejoice In The Lamb, and the acclaimed, Power Signal. Power Signal is one of Erin's several collaborations with Producer/Director Oscar Boyson, including short video projects on artist Joe Brainard and singer Jack Antonoff, along with video mashups and commercial work. The two are also planning an upcoming feature-length version of Power Signal.