Some of Brett's feature film work includes: Max Rose, Camino, Dirty 30, Bitch, Lowlife, The Party's Just Beginning, Mandy, Daniel Isn't Real, and Color Out Of Space. Brett's most recent film editing project is the acclaimed Pig, starring Nicolas Cage as a truffle hunter living in the Oregon wilderness who attempts to retrieve his stolen pig.

Phoenix is from Delaware and attended The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles. Her Costume Design work is featured in the films: Beneath, Sex Ed, Burn County, Moon Manor, and Sylvie's Love, which earned her two Best Costume Design award nominations. Phoenix's television Costume Design work includes: the series Detroiters, A.P. Bio, and Chosen. Other costume design work of hers can be seen in: the film Black Panther and the series Mad Men, The Man In The High Castle, Stranger Things, and Hollywood.

Mark's television credits include the series: Peep Show, The Mighty Boosh, and Pete Versus Life. His feature film credits include several comedies such as: Bunny And The Bull, Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, and Mindhorn, as well as the acclaimed animated films Paddington and Paddington 2. Mark's recent projects include: Dora And The Lost City Of Gold and Everybody's Talking About Jamie.

Brett grew up on Long Island before attending Boston University, where he met the Safdie Brothers, whose films The Pleasure of Being Robbed and Daddy Longlegs, Brett shot and co-edited, followed by the historic drama, Men Go To Battle.

Brett's recent films over the years include: Wanderland, Them That Follow, Ready or Not, and the upcoming Italian Studies and Scream.

Maxime worked as an associate for agencies in both Toronto and Montreal before opening his own casting agency in 2009. He has casted for feature films, television, web series and commercials. Maxime's casting includes: the feature films Bon Cop Bad Cop, Saint Narcisse, Slaxx, as well as films Boost and Beans, both which earned best casting award nominations, and the upcoming Maria.

Prano's short film work over the years includes: Man vs Sand, The Trip, Shortcut, and Nasty. Her debut feature film, Censor, is a psychological horror stars Niamh Algar as a film censor who sets out to solve the past mystery of her sister's disappearance after viewing a strangely familiar horror video.

Mario's scoring work include the features: Taking The Plunge, Noemie: Le Secret, and the Lance Et Compte film and television series, all with director Frederik D'Amours. His other feature film soundtracks include: the musical On The Beat, the documentary Driving To The Edge, the drama Good Sam, and more recently the acclaimed coming-of age tale Beans. Mario's television work includes: the series Tripping The Rift, The Art Of More, and Mohawk Girls.

Originally from Stockholm, Sweden, Annika studied in the UK and is currently based in London. Annika's feature film credits include the films: Postcards From London, VS., and more recently Mogul Mowgli, and Censor. Annika's television projects include: Breeders, Clique S2, One Night, and most recently the working title YOU for Sky TV.

Jay is a Brooklyn-based Film Composer and Music Producer and he is the two-time winner of the Charles Ives Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Jay's film and television work includes: Driveways, Indignation, The Innocence Files, Adam, The OA, Tales of the City, Lucia Before & After, Raised in the System, and Long Shot. Jay's most recent scoring projects include: I'm Thinking of Ending Things for Charlie Kaufman and Heidi Ewing's I Carry You with Me.

Maya grew up in Italy and moved to the UK, attending the National Film and Television School, working with classmate Michael Pearce on his short films Rite and Keeping Up with the Joneses as well as his BAFTA-winning debut feature film Beast. Maya's other feature film projects include the art film project DAU, the documentary Kingdom Of Us, the BAFTA-winning coming of age film Rocks, and Clio Barnard's upcoming, Ali & Ava.