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Originally from Pittsburgh, Academy Award winning Set Decorator Jan Pascale has worked over the years in set decoration on over fifty projects in film and television. Jan's film work includes: Training Day, The United States of Leland, Anchorman, Good Night And Good Luck, Argo, Sicario, Vice, Velvet Buzzsaw, Mank, and the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick.

Jan is serving as a Governor of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Designers Branch. She helped found the Set Decorators Society of America (SDSA), and helped develop the magazine SetDecor, which gives insight into the craft of decorating for film and television.

Among Jacqueline's television projects is the series Wallander, for which she both won and was nominated again for a BAFTA for Production Design. Her film Production Design work includes: How I Live Now, The Lobster, Lady Macbeth, The Vanishing, His House, and the upcoming John And The Hole. Jacqueline recently won a British Independent Film Award for her Production Design on the acclaimed BAFTA winning horror/thriller film, His House, for director Remi Weekes.

Maria is originally from Sweden, and studied in Germany and Denmark, where she currently lives and works. Maria's first narrative feature film was Parents for director Christian Tafdrup. She has also worked extensively with Hlynur Palmasson, from short films such as A Painter and Seven Boats to the feature films Winter Brothers and A White, White Day.

Originally from France and based in London, Emilie has released several albums as a solo performer as well as composing commissioned work for The London Contemporary Orchestra among others. Emilie's scoring work includes several short films as well as multi-media collaborations with visual artists. Emilie's feature film scoring work includes: Only You, The Forgotten Battle, the BAFTA winning, Rocks, and the upcoming horror film, Censor.

Lars is from Norway and studied music and sound design in Denmark, where he met Icelandic director Hlynur Palmasson.

Their feature film Winter Brothers earned Lars a Danish Academy Award, and they again worked together on A White, White Day. Other films Lars has worked on include: Cutterhead, The Cave, The Good Traitor, and most recently The Penultimate. Lars' upcoming projects include: Kamikaze, Venuseffecten and Copenhagen Does Not Exist.

Pascual was Born in Mexico City and is the front man of the Mexican Rock band San Pascualito Rey. Pascual's film scores include: Rehje, Colosio, Volando Bajo, Ixcanul, Epitafio, and La Llorona. His scores for television include: the series Hasta Que Te Conoci, El Cesar, and Crime Diaries: The Candidate.

Sylvain's feature film credits include The Lodge, Small Crimes, Jeune Juliette, and the award-winning Turbo Kid.

Sylvain's most recent film is the acclaimed Pieces Of A Woman, starring Oscar and BAFTA nominated Vanessa Kirby, as a woman undergoing a year-long odyssey of mourning that fractures relationships with loved ones after a home birth ends in tragedy.

Benjamin's film work includes several acclaimed short and music videos. His feature work includes the films: El Pescador, Hello Destroyer, and Mandy.

Benjamin's recent work on Pieces Of A Woman, has received wide acclaim, and the film has been nominated for an Academy Award and a BAFTA for Best Actress.

Benjamin most recently shot Jesse Eisenberg's upcoming directorial debut When You Finish Saving The World, as well as the upcoming After Yang directed by Kogonada.

Chaitanya is based in Mumbai, and his debut feature film Court premiered at the Venice Film Festival, before eventually winning more than thirty film festival awards. After being mentored by Alfonso Cuaron as part of the Rolex Mentor-Protege Arts Initiative, Chaitanya wrote and directed The Disciple, examining a lifetime journey devoted to the art of Indian classical music. Chaitanya's acclaimed feature, The Disciple, won awards at Venice and Toronto and has continued to garner acclaim worldwide, including being awarded the Sundance Institute Open Borders Fellowship presented by Netflix and winning Best Screenplay and the FIPRESCI International Critics' Prize.

Originally from France, Olivier studied composition in London and is currently based in Montreal. Olivier's film credits include narrative feature films and documentaries: Up The Yangtze, China Heavyweight, Corbo, Ville-Marie, The Great Darkened Days, A Brother's Love, First Match, Softie, Night Of The Kings, and the upcoming Mali Twist.