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Susan has been decorating and designing film, television, and interiors for 30 years and has been nominated for an Emmy award and received a service award from the Set Decorators of America. Some of Susan's television work includes the Emmy-nominated The Stand, Roswell, The Guardian, and Why Women Kill. Her film projects include: Frost/Nixon, The Blind Side, Saving Mr. Banks, The Founder, The Highwaymen, and on The Little Things.

Based in Brooklyn, Damian is a founding member of HARBOR's sound division, and is a working partner of ((Audience)), a non-profit group dedicated to presenting music and sound art in new contexts, including the use of movie theaters as concert halls. Damian's feature film work films includes: Happiness, Winter's Bone, It Comes At Night, Little Men, Mudbound, Leave No Trace, The Lighthouse, and A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood.

Cinematography runs in Piotr's blood. He is the son of the late great Piotr Sobocinski and the grandson of Witold Sobocinski. Piotr studied film at Lodz Film School before starting his career. Piotr's work has garnered him several awards and nominations, including Polish Film Awards for his work on the films: Wolyn, Bogowie/Gods, and Silent Night. One of Piotr's more recent projects is the Oscar-nominated feature Corpus Christi, and he also shot the theater play for television Oscar For Emily.

Born in the Netherlands and living in Antwerp, Belgium, Frank works in film, television, and commercials, with a continued presence at festivals like Cannes, Venice, Toronto, and Berlin.

Frank's film work includes Someone Else's Happiness, It's All So Quiet, Het Vonnis, Zurich, Full Contact, The Invader, Home, Waldstille, Past Imperfect, and Cobain. Frank's more recent projects include: Girl, which won four awards at Cannes, was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film, and was Belgium's submission for the Foreign Language Oscar, the acclaimed drama, Patrick, for Tim Mielants, and the upcoming Præy for Nabil Ben Yadir.

Michal creates electro-acoustic music combining electronically prepared sounds with acoustic instruments and is a member of the Polish Society for Electroacoustic Music. His narrative feature film scores include Suicide Room, Memories Of Summer, and the acclaimed November, for which he won best score at the Minsk International Film Festival. Michal has also scored several documentaries, including Walking Under Water, The Bad Kids, The Whale from Lorino, and He Dreams of Giants, about director Terry Gilliam. Michal's more recent work includes his album, Music For Film, with selections from his film work over the years, and the sequel to Suicide Room by Jan Komasa called The Hater.

Alfonso was born in Barcelona studied music writing at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. He created the music for several films over the years by Isabel Coixet including Things I Have Never Told You, My Life Without Me, and Yesterday Never Ends. Alfonso's other film scores include Hours of Light, Princesas, Transsiberian, Blancanieves, and Abracadabra. Alfonso more recently scored for Isabel Coixet, the dramatic film The Bookshop, starring Emily Mortimer as a woman struggling to run a business against polite but ruthless small-town opposition. He also composed for an acclaimed documentary about palindromes, ¡Viva el palíndromo!

Zhanna was born in Uzbekistan and moved to Moscow with her parents when she was 6 years old. In 2009, she graduated from Vgik (University of Cinematography). Her major was Concept design for animation film. She lived and studied in Los Angeles from 2010 to 2013. Since 2013, she lives and works in Moscow, on commercial and creative projects. She created the acclaimed 3D animated short Tweet-tweet in 2018 which was a double debut. It was the first project created by Zhanna for CGF first animated film produced by CGF Studio. Zhanna was commissioned by MergingArts Productions to make our art object awards for the Womanimation! 11 Audience Award, after winning after winning it for Tweet-Tweet in our 10th edition.

Indra's animations include instructional films like Joka pec Alfabets, teaching children the Latvian alphabet, and Awesome Beetles Colors, teaching the English Alphabet.

Other projects with her company, Infinity Box, include: Seven Wonders, Strength of a Woman, and My Garden of Roses. Indra created the award-winning stop-motion animated short, Intro to Epilogue, a colorful, allegorical film about the fear of death. This won the Visual Vanguard Award of 11th edition of the Womanimation! Film Festival, showcasing animated stories by women around the world.

Indra has been working on an animated film, Where is the Key and will be creating a custom art object for the Visual Vanguard award winner for a future Womanimation! edition.

Garrett used the Oscar-winning Steadicam which he invented to shoot nearly 100 movies beginning with Bound for Glory. Other films he has shot with the Steadicam include Rocky, The Shining, Return of the Jedi, Philadelphia, Casino, Bulworth, La Traviata, and The Forgotten. Garrett holds 60 patents for camera devices, including Skycam, Mobycam, and Divecam, which pursue athletes worldwide in the air, in the water, and in between. Garrett joined the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2009 and is a 2013 inductee into the National Inventors Hall of Fame. A legend in Hollywood for over 40 years, Garrett still lives and works in Philadelphia, venturing out worldwide to teach Steadicam operating and deliver his popular lecture on The Moving Camera in addition to more future inventions.

Larkin has worked in feature films, including such projects as the Daniels Swiss Army Man, Bleed For This, I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore, and Kin, along with award winning music videos like such as This Is America. Larkin's most recent film was the acclaimed feature Luce, which premiered at Sundance. He again worked with the Daniels on their upcoming feature Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.