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Andrew's feature film work includes: Beautiful Kate, The Rocket, Girl Asleep, The Daughter, The Rehearsal, and Angel Of Mine. His work in television includes: The Slap, Love, and more recently Brave New World. Andrew's recent films include: Babyteeth, High Ground, Nude Tuesday, and the upcoming Blueback.
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. Brett's recent film work includes: Men Go To Battle, Wanderland, Them That Follow, and Ready or Not. Brett's upcoming/most recent projects include the projects: Boogie and Scream.
Eshom and Ian's feature films include: Lost On Purpose, Waffle Street, and Small Town Crime.
The Nelm Brothers most recent film is Fatman, starring Mel Gibson and Walton Goggins, about a bratty wealthy adolescent who hires a hitman to kill Santa after receiving a lump of coal in his stocking.
They also executive-produced the television series Everyone is Doing Great, directed by James Lafferty.
Pierre studied law at the University of Montreal before beginning his career in the film industry.
After working a variety of roles, his first production was the acclaimed film C.R.A.Z.Y. by Jean-Marc Valle.
In 2009, Pierre founded the film production company Item 7, reconnecting with Jean-Marc Valle for Cafe de Flore. Other works included: War Witch, Bon Cop Bad Cop 2, and Brooklyn.
More recent film projects include Eye On Juliet, The Hummingbird Project, Skin, and Maria Chapdelaine.
Alice's work as Associate includes Invictus, J. Edgar, Frank, An Education, and Brooklyn. As Casting Director she has also worked on The Light Between Oceans, Mary and Martha.
More recently, Alice has casted, the Academy Award winning Judy for Rupert Gold, the television series Brassic, Last Christmas for Paul Feig, and the dramatic thriller, Kindred.
Arthur has worked on a diverse mix of feature films, television series, commercials and documentaries for more than twenty years, and he has edited over 150 movie trailers as well. His feature film work includes: The Trotsky, Deadfall, The Fall Of The American Empire, Whitewash, Birthmarked, and The Hummingbird Project. Arthur's most recent editing projects include The Decline for Netflix and the upcoming Best Sellers starring Michael Caine.
Janus' editing career spans several decades and has collaborated with notable Danish directors such as Bille August on films including: Pelle The Conqueror, The House Of The Spirits, The Best Intentions, and A Fortunate Man, as well as Thomas Vinterberg on The Hunt, The Commune, and Another Round. Janus' other films over the years include: Heartstone, Backstabbing For Beginners, Journal 64, and The Good Traitor. Documentary work for Janus includes: Burma VJ, Putin's Kiss, The Act of Killing, and Strong Island.
Mateus was born in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil, and since 2013 has been working with soundtracks for films from that area. Mateus has worked on several documentary films including: Brasil S/A, Behind The Shield Line, and Prison Flowers, as well as writing and directing his own short film Bubble. Mateus' narrative feature film work includes: Black Amber, Aquarius, and most recently the acclaimed Bacurau.
A Berkeley-born daughter of Chinese-Malaysian and Vietnamese heritage. She is a graduate of the MFA Directing program at the American Film Institute.
Jennifer's award-winning debut feature film Half-Life premiered in 2008 at Sundance and Tokyo International, screened at SXSW, and was distributed by the Sundance Channel. Some of Jennifer's other projects include directing and editing the music video Glass Butterfly, and editing and producing the Sundance Short Crazy Beats Strong Every Time. Jennifer won the inaugural San Francisco Film Society Women's Filmmaker Fellowship, and served as a filmmaking mentor for President Obama's Call to Arts Pledge. Jennifer's recent feature Advantageous won a Jury Prize in Sundance and it was based on her acclaimed 2012 short.
Jennifer has guest-directed on episodic series television, including: The Expanse, Cloak & Dagger, and the upcoming Resident Alien.
Originally from Los Angeles, Andrew received an MFA in Film Directing from CalArts before working on shorts such as Andy and Dol (First Birthday).
He has also directed for television including the series, This Close and more recently Gentefied.
Andrew's feature film work includes Spa Night, which he wrote and directed, and Driveways, co-starring the late Brian Dennehy.
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