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Ainara's early work includes her short documentary, Sertres and Demonstration, working with 32 students under the direction of Russian filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky. Ainara's first feature was film See You Tomorrow, God Willing about a group of Franciscan nuns which she wrote, shot, directed and edited. Her relationship with Victor Kossakovsky continued by working as First Assistant Director on his films Sports Kids: Varicella, and Aquarela, for which she also worked on Second Unit Camera and and as Editor, and the upcoming, Gunda. Ainara is also developing her second feature film called Polaris.

Marie has served as the film curator presenting weekly film series, has hosted many notable directors and artists as well, and has programmed experimental films for many years.

Marie has made a number of film portraits on avant-garde directors, musicians and composers such as George and Mike Kuchar, Guy Maddin, Richard Foreman, Tony Conrad, Peaches, and Genesis P-Orridge, exploring the life and work of these artists.

Marie's more recent and first feature film is a portrait of the late pioneering musician-artist Genesis P-Orridge (of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV) and partner Lady Jaye, called The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye along with projects, Peaches Goes Bananas, and Cannes nominee, Cassandro, The Exotico.

A member of the BVK (German Society of Cinematographers), Matthias was born in Austria and worked as a camera assistant in Austria and Germany before attending AFI in Los Angeles.

Matthias' film projects include Andrew Bujalski's debut feature Funny Ha Ha, and the acclaimed Computer Chess, as well as Nights and Weekends, for Greta Gerwig and Joe Swanberg.

More recently, he shot the feature Support the Girls, again for Andrew Bujalski, Saints Rest, and the television historical drama Defiance. Three Women and the Vote.

Eric worked with noted director Francois Ozon early in both of their careers on the films See The Sea and Sitcom. He also worked with director Patrice Chéreau, on Those Who Love Me Will Take the Train, Intimacy, and Persecution. Some of Eric's other film scores include the animated film Zombillennium, and The Attack and The Insult for Ziad Doueiri. His television work includes the long-running French series, A French Village, as well as the Tom Fontana series Borgia. Some of Eric's more recent projects include: The Breitner Commando, SamSam, and the upcoming, Des Son Vivant.

Michal creates electroacoustic 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 more recently 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 upcoming work includes his album, Music For Film, with selections from his film work over the years, and a sequel to Suicide Room called Suicide Room: Hater (AKA The Hater).

Born in South Africa, and moving to LA in 1994, Mark is most known for his ethnic flavored scores like the Oscar winning Tsotsi, Rendition, Pitch Perfect, Eye In The Sky, and Traitor. His television work includes HBO's 41, ABC's Killer Women, and Fox's Kitchen Confidential. Mark's most recent scores include the acclaimed Official Secrets and the documentary Dolores, which won a Peabody Award.

Born in Texas and raised between Texas and Dubai, Omar's global exposure is heard throughout his music. Omar's work includes the documentaries Just Like Us and In Search of Oil and Sand, as well as the narratives, The Taqwacores, and The United. Omar's more recent film credits include the award-winning narrative feature, Yomeddine, and the documentaries The Judge and The Advocates.

Originally from East Texas, Colin earned a BFA in Costume Design from Cal Arts, designing performance art, theater, opera, puppetry, and music videos, before moving into film in 2009. Some of Colin's notable projects include the films Computer Chess, Results and Support The Girls, for director Andrew Bujalski, as well as more recently Little Woods and Palm Springs.

Jo's work spans both film and television and has worked with several notable directors such as Shane Meadows on his award-winning film, This is England, as well as his acclaimed film, Somers Town. Her other projects include the feature films For Those in Peril and Beast, A Street Cat Named Bob, and working on the television series Fleabag for creator and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge. More recently, Jo designed Peter Strickland's darkly comic horror film In Fabric, as well as the television series MotherFatherSon and Little Birds.

Amey has cast for directors including: Lynn Shelton, Matt Ross, Megan Griffiths, The Duplass Brothers, and Jeremy Garelick. Some of Amey's recent work includes the films: Sadie, Paddleton, and Greener Grass, along with the Netflix series Everything Sucks and Best Worst Weekend Ever. Upcoming releases Amey has cast include The Werewolf, Big Time Adolescence, and Golden Arm.