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.

Alex is a prolific composer whose film scores have premiered at festivals around the world including Sundance, Berlinale, Venice, and Slamdance. Alex recently scored Lulu Wang's acclaimed The Farewell, the suspenseful drama, The Last Supper for David Wexler, and H. for Daniel Garcia and Rania Attieh. Alex's music has also been featured on projects including Jane Fonda in Five Acts for HBO, and the documentary Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies for PBS.

Originally from Seoul, South Korea, Yong worked in the fashion industry and eventually received an MFA in Production Design from the American Film Institute. Yong's work in Korea include box office top ten hits such as Seven Days starring Yunjin Kim. Her US credits include Pandemic, We Go On, Indiana, They, Dismissed, Grace, and Dead Women Walking. One of Yong's most recent projects, the acclaimed The Farewell, starring Awkwafina, screened at Sundance and was a nominated for the Grand Jury Prize there.

Katie's first feature documentary was the snowboarding movie, We Ride before she went on to co-edit the Oscar nominated Virunga, directed by Orlando von Einsiedel, her long-time collaborator. Other work of Katie's included the award-winning romantic-comedy SuperBob, Moon Shot, a series of short documentaries, and Bruce Lee and the Outlaw. Katie contributed to the film Evelyn and recently edited the acclaimed feature documentary Maiden, by Alex Holmes, about the first ever all-female crew in the Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race. Katie recently worked with Orlando on the documentary short Lost and Found for National Geographic.

Antoinette earned her cosmetology license in New Jersey back in 1985, which led to 15 years "behind the chair," while honing her makeup and hair skills. She earned a degree in Media Arts and Photography. With her education, Antoinette is a hair and makeup artist who understands light, color, composition and the film and photographic process. Antoinette's work in the hair department includes the romantic comedy Unleashed, the period drama MDMA, and the surreal satire Sorry to Bother You. Antoinette's work as makeup artist includes the coming-of-age drama, I Believe in Unicorns, the drama The Boat Builder, and the comedy, Chee and T. Most recently, she was Makeup Department Head on the acclaimed film The Last Black Man in San Francisco, about a man struggling to reclaim a family home against the forces of gentrification in the city.

Currently based in L.A., Amanda was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and has worked in various costume departments for over ten years. Amanda's work in various roles in the costume department has included feature films such as Fruitvale Station, Big Eyes, and Steve Jobs and series such as Looking, 13 Reasons Why, and Vida. Amanda's work as Costume Designer includes several short films as well as the feature film Discreet and the acclaimed The Last Black Man in San Francisco, about the friendship of two men, one of whom is struggling to reclaim an old family property against the forces of gentrification in the city.

Emma studied of film and photography at Ithaca College and is currently based in New York City. Emma's film work includes Christine, Love After Love, Queen of Earth, and most recently, Her Smell starring Elisabeth Moss. Television work of Emma's includes the latest seasons of Marvel's Jessica Jones and Daredevil.

Adam's work as director of photography includes the feature films First Winter and Creative Control for Benjamin Dickinson as well as All the Wilderness and Burn Country. More recently, Adam worked on the feature Barry and the acclaimed The Last Black Man in San Francisco, about a young man searching for home in a changing city that seems to have left him behind. Additionally, Adam shot the final two episodes of the HBO series, Euphoria.

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 is currently working on an upcoming animated film, Where is the Key and will be creating a custom art object for the Visual Vanguard Award for the 12th edition of Womanimation! in 2020.

Lisa's work as Production Designer includes the films: Putzel, The Land, Abundant Acreage Available, Jonathan, Galveston, Ode to Joy, and Someone Great. Lisa has worked as an Art Director as well, on such film projects like Higher Ground, Robot and Frank, and Very Good Girls. Most recently, Lisa worked on the acclaimed Luce, starring Kelvin Harrison Jr., Naomi Watts, Octavia Spencer, and Tim Roth. Lisa's upcoming projects include Can You Keep a Secret, The Stand-In, and Lost Girls.