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Originally from Australia, Nick currently splits his time between Spain and New York City. Nick's feature film work as DP includes 2:37, Modern Love, Broken Hill, as well as writing and directing the feature film, One Eyed Girl. More recently, Nick shot the acclaimed thriller Hotel Mumbai about the 2008 Taj Hotel terrorist attack. Nicks other recent and upcoming projects include SAS: Red Notice and the 1963 period drama The Man in the Woods.

As Casting Director, Richard has worked on Ken Loach's Bread and Roses, Christopher Guest's For Your Consideration and A Mighty Wind, Gravity, Zero Dark Thirty, On The Road, Hell or High Water, Reed Morano's Meadowland, and an upcoming live action version of Lady and the Tramp. He was an Emmy winner for HBO's Game Change as well as a three-time Emmy nominee for Recount, Temple Grandin and the series Curb Your Enthusiasm. Other work for television includes Married, The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency, and Scream Queens. Richard has worked on a variety of independent projects over the years like Permanent Midnight, Charlie Bartlett, Citizen Gangster, Stockholm, Pennsylvania, Weightless, Alex Strangelove, O.G., and The Mustang.

Perry worked on a large variety of sizes and genres of productions including Black Hawk Down, The Bourne Identity, Lars and the Real Girl, Rambo, Jeff Who Lives at Home, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Danny Collins, Trumbo, Room 104, and Wonder.

Perry worked over the years with Jason Reitman, on Juno, Thank You For Smoking, Tully, The Front Runner, and Emilio Estevez's The Public.

Ola has worked on several films for director Andrzej Jakimowski, including Squint Your Eyes, Tricks, Imagine, and Once Upon a Time in November. Ola has worked with Oscar-winning director Pawel Pawlikowski on his films Ida and more recently Cold War and was nominated on both films for a Polish Film Award. Ola's most recent project is Mr. Jones for director Agnieszka Holland, the story of a Welsh journalist who exposed the Holodomor in Stalin's Soviet Union.

Born and raised in NYC, Debbie has worked as Production Designer around the world for over two decades. Debbie's film projects include Love the Hard Way, Skins, Maria Full of Grace, Uncertainty, A Dog Year, and Mean Girls 2. More recently, Debbie has designed the critically acclaimed film The Tale, directed by Jennifer Fox. Upcoming projects include the award award winning Diane, directed by Kent Jones and upcoming The Evening Hour, directed by Braden King.

After working in theater, as well as various art department roles including Art Director on several films, Steve began work in feature film production design with Lee Daniel's directorial debut Shadowboxer, and Thank You for Smoking for Jason Reitman, for whom Steve has also designed Juno, Up in the Air, and Labor Day. Steve's other film work includes Drag Me to Hell, The Muppets, 22 Jump Street, and How to Be Single. His television work includes the series Empire, Star, and the upcoming Grand Hotel. Steve again worked for Jason Reitman, on The Front Runner, about Gary Hart's 1988 presidential run doomed by sex scandals.

Johnny is a 30-year veteran Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer, and Re-Recording Mixer based in Dallas, Texas. He is the owner and creative head of Marshall Sound Design, specializing in sound design and re-recording for independent films.

Johnny's work includes Shane Carruth's Upstream Color, which won a Special Jury Award for Sound Design at Sundance and Daylight's End for William Kaufman.

Johnny's other recent films include David Lowery's A Ghost Story and The Old Man & The Gun, Light From Light for Paul Harrill, and The Vast of Night for Andrew Patterson.

Luis has worked with the biggest talent agencies in Mexico, and is known for new talent discovery, including non-professional actors whose passion on storytelling embraced him to develop workshops in several cities and rural communities throughout Mexico. Luis' casting work includes the films The Chosen Ones, Tales of an Immoral Couple, Wind Traces, The Darkest Days of Us, the series Luis Miguel and House of Flowers. More recently he casted for Chicuarotes and the Academy Award winning film Roma. Several actors in Luis' films have been nominated for or won Ariel Awards, the Mexican Academy of Film awards, and most recently actresses Yalitza Aparicio and Marina de Tavira have been nominated for Oscars for their work in Roma.

Born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon, Christopher attended Saint Joseph University in Beirut and the University of Television and Film in Munich, Germany. Christopher's feature film projects include the documentary Kalveli: Shadows of the Desert and the acclaimed narrative feature Ismaii, for Philippe Aractingi. Most recently, Christopher shot Nadine Labaki's Oscar and Golden Globe nominated Capernaum, which won the Jury Prize at the Cannes and on Anne Zohra Berrached's latest film, Loved.

Margaux had opened and co-owned a combination vintage store and art gallery in Portland, Oregon, where she began using the vintage inventory as an impromptu prop-shop while designing music videos. This led to a move to California in 2013 to pursue Production Design and filmmaking. Margaux built her skills as a department head while working on commercials, as well in the music video and film worlds. Margaux's narrative work includes Kristen Stewart's 2017 short film Come Swim, Pete Lee's Don't Be A Hero in 2018, and Alex Pettyfer's 2018 feature film, Back Roads. Her most recent feature, Chinonye Chukwu's Clemency, won the US Dramatic Grand Jury Prize at this year's Sundance Film Festival.