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Pauchi has been playing violin since the age of five, and has studied traditions including western classical, north Indian classical, Andean traditions, and Klezmer music. Pauchi's film scores include: the narrative features NN Sin Identidad, Perro Guardian, Climas, and La Ultima Noticia, as well as the documentaries: Design Is One, Pacificum, and El viaje de Javier Heraud. Pauchi's more recent film scores include for the acclaimed Song Without A Name, and Contactado.

Originally from the Bay Area, Erin started at the Art Department of Pixar before moving into live action television projects, which have included: Mad Men, Insecure, and The Romanoffs. Erin's Production Design for film includes: Kicks, Tramps, Love After Love, Flock of Four, Hearts Beat Loud, Brittany Runs A Marathon, The Quarry, Swallow, and Moxie.

Alexander established his Balanescu Quartet in 1987, and over the years has collaborated with such diverse artists as: Kraftwerk, Pet Shop Boys, Jack De Johnette, Ornette Coleman, and Goldfrapp. Alexander's film scores include: Angels and Insects, The Way I Spent The End Of The World, and documentary The Magic Mountain. Other projects include: the Italian film Johnny The Partisan and Anca Damian's upcoming animated musical comedy The Island.

Pablo started out as a musician before studying at the Ecole Normale de Paris. His animated feature film scores include: Adama, Marona's Fantastic Tale, and the upcoming Sirocco. Pablo's television scores include: A Man Is Dead and The Treehouse Stories series. Pablo's more recent film scores include: the documentaries Chabrol The Maverick and The Real Thing, along with the narrative feature Jeunesse Sauvage.

Nicolas has worked in sound for over 200 films, with credits including: Wuthering Heights, American Honey, Arrival, Sunshine, 127 Hours, Cosmopolis, Ex Machina, Enter The Void, The Command, Suspiria, Slam, and John And The Hole. Nicolas has won Golden Reel Awards for his work on Micmacs and Gravity. His film scoring work includes the films: Foreign Body, Treat Me Like Fire, and A Prayer Before Dawn, Memory House, and Carnation. Nicolas has recently won acclaim for his work in both composing and sound design for the film, Sound Of Metal, about a recovered addict metal musician who completely loses his hearing.

Beso is from Tbilisi, Georgia and studied at Vancouver Film School before returning to Georgia and starting his company, Postred.

Beso has worked on such critically acclaimed projects as: And Then We Danced by Levan Akin and Sundance Film Festival documentary winner The Trader by director, Tamta Gabrichidze.

Further recent feature film projects include: Shindisi, the upcoming documentary, Salt From Bonneville and Molto Bella.

Chloe's earlier animation work includes the films: Fear(s) of the Dark, The Rabbi's Cat, Long Way North, Zarafa, and Klaus, along with the animated documentary Chris the Swiss in Croatia. Chloe recently worked as supervising animator on Marona's Fantastic Tale by Anca Damian, a dog's recollection of her several different owners. She again worked with Anca Damian on her upcoming animated musical, The Island.

Aska's scoring work includes the films: Skate Kitchen, Selah And The Spades, and 37 Seconds, as well as the HBO television series Betty, with longtime collaborator Crystal Moselle. Additionally, Aska scored the Amazon feature film, I'm Your Woman and the upcoming, After Yang, with Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Originally from Kansas City, Megan studied at Loyola Marymount in LA and is currently based in Brooklyn. Some of Megan's recent work includes the feature films Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil & Vile, Uncle Frank, and Sound Of Metal, All Creatures Here Below, and the television series A Teacher.

Mott is based in New York City and has worked in feature film, documentary, advertising, and fine art film. His earlier films The American Astronaut and The Savages were both previously nominated for Independent Spirit Awards in Cinematography. Mott's other feature film work includes: Jack Goes Boating, All Is Bright, and The Cobbler. Mott's recent projects are: the documentary Eating Animals and The Last Shift, starring Richard Jenkins and Shane Paul McGhie.