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Gabriel's film work includes: Klaus, Automata, Veronica, Greta, While At War, La Abuela, My Loneliness Has Wings, Sister Death, My Penguin Friend, and The Wailing. Gabriel's television work includes: Criminal, La Unidad, The Girl In The Mirror, Santo, and Senna.

Leonie's feature film work includes: Dreams of a Life, What Richard Did, Jimi: All Is By My Side, Glassland, Pilgrimage, The Man Who Invented Christmas, Gretel and Hansel, Nocebo, and In the Land of Saints and Sinners. Leonie's television work includes: Moone Boy, Ripper Street, Miss Scarlet, Modern Love, and The Tourist.

Evgenia has worked as Director, Screenwriter, Director of Photography, Camera Assistant, and Camera Operator. Born in Russia, she first studied Management at Saint Petersburg State University before pursuing a Master's Degree at ESSEC in Paris. She later turned to cinema and joined La Femis in the Cinematography department. Evgenia's feature film work includes: Mi Iubita Mon Amour, the documentary Machtat, Heartless, The Balconettes, Childfree, and more recently the Oscar-nominated film, The Secret Agent.

Tijn graduated from the Netherlands Film Academy and abides by the maxim: "you don't have to hear what you see and you don't have to see what you hear." Tijn's narrative feature films include: Nocturne, Home, Moloch, Holly, Hardcore Never Dies, Torch Song, and the acclaimed, The Secret Agent. Tijn's documentary work includes: Anbessa, A Man and A Camera, A Parked Life, Rules of War, and The Mountain Won't Move.

Jeremy began his career working in music videos for a wide range of artists, as well as award-winning commercials globally. Jeremy's feature film work includes the films: Hard Candy, Factory Girl, I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House, My Dinner with Herve, Monster, Jungleland, Gretel and Hansel, Night Teeth, Last Looks, Breathe, Dust Bunny, and They Will Kill You.

Some of her early roles include: Production Designer for Stephen Cone's film The Wise Kids and Art Director for Greg Araki's White Bird In A Blizzard.

Caity's Production Design work for television includes: Comedy Bang Bang, Documentary Now, Joe Pera Talks With You, and Caleb Hearon: Model Comedian.

Her feature film work includes: Becoming Bond, Stay Awake, The Adults, and Omni Loop.

More recently, Caity designed the feature film Sorry, Baby, written and directed by and starring Eva Victor.

Some of Caity's upcoming projects include: The Dink, Via Negativa, and Never Change.

Ian's earlier Art Director work includes the films: Rest Stop, Twilight, and A Single Man. Ian's Production Design work in film includes: Celeste and Jesse Forever, 13 Minutes, and A Very Jonas Christmas Movie. His television Production Design work includes: Parks and Recreation, Love, The Good Place, and A Man on the Inside.

John's feature film work as Production Designer includes: Your Sister's Sister, Touchy Feely, Lucky Them, Laggies, Sword of Trust, and Outside In. His television design work includes: Three Busy Debras, The Viking Returns, and Penelope. John's more recent Art Director work includes: Train Dreams and The Rivals of Amziah King.

Ben's feature film work includes: 127 Hours, Gravity, Ex Machina, First They Killed My Father, Bird Box, Nimona, Wonka, Speak No Evil, Civil War, Night Always Comes, and Warfare. Ben's television work includes the projects: Five Days at Memorial and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

In 1991, Nelson founded Sound Dogs, a studio that has since grown into Canada's premier sound editing, recording, and design company with hundreds of film and television titles to their credit. Nelson has worked with renowned directors such as Darren Aronofsky on Requiem for a Dream and Guillermo del Toro on The Shape of Water, which earned Nelson both Oscar and BAFTA nominations. Nelson's other film work includes: The Breadwinner, Dual, Priscilla, Nutcrackers, Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis, and Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein.