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Arad has worked around the world, including the US, Germany, Croatia, Bulgaria, Morocco, Japan, Singapore, India, and China. His production design work includes the films Footnote and Norman for writer/director Joseph Cedar. Arad's other recent films include A Tale of Love and Darkness for Natalie Portman, Beirut for Brad Anderson and Foxtrot for Samuel Maoz, and the series Absentia.

Arad's upcoming projects include I Am Not a Bird and the HBO series Summer of 2014.

April grew up in small rural town in Hunterdon country, NJ before pursuing a BFA in Interior Design. Her short film work has been featured in Sundance for Hold On as well as the Tribeca for Lemon. Other shorts include Strays, Fill Your Heart with French Fries, and Toru. April's feature film work as Set Dresser includes Lullaby, The Family Fang, and Indignation. More recently she was Set Dresser for the musical The Greatest Showman. April's production design work includes the thriller Unsane for director Steven Soderbergh, as well as the upcoming features Taipei and Depraved.

Tommaso started his career in Italy working in fashion photography, before moving to Belgium to study and work in cinematography on feature film and television. His television work includes the television film Sanctuaire and the series Spiral, Reporters, Paris, and most recently Baron Noir. Tommaso's film work includes Cages, Illegal, The Attack and most recently the Oscar-nominated film The Insult.

Tristan has been a cinematographer for over 20 years in film, television, commercials, and music videos and is best-known for his work in shooting stop-motion animation. Tristan has worked with director Nick Park on the Oscar-winning short films The Wrong Trousers and A Close Shave, and the Oscar-winning feature film Curse of the Were-Rabbit. His cinematography credits also include the feature films Chicken Run, The Fantastic Mr. Fox, and ParaNorman. Tristan shot the live action underpinnings of the film Loving Vincent, the first fully painted animated movie where live footage is painstakingly over-painted in the style of Van Gogh.

More recently, Tristan was the DP on the upcoming Wes Anderson acclaimed stop-motion feature film, Isle of Dogs.

Nathan is an Emmy-nominated composer and has been named one of Indiewire's Composers to Watch. Some of his notable film scores over the years include the Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner film, Rich Hill, the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning, Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present, and All the Presidents Men Revisited. More recent scores from Nathan include the documentary, Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold, the features, The Rider and One Percent More Humid, and the documentary Minding The Gap.

Originally from the UK and currently living in Los Angeles, Gary has been working for close to 30 years in dental prosthetics for film. Some Gary's film credits include: Mrs. Doubtfire, Interview with the Vampire, the Austin Powers trilogy, Blade, and X-Men. More recent films Gary has worked on include Free State of Jones, I Tonya, Ready Player One, Sicario: Day of the Soldado, and My Dinner with Herve, based on the life of the Fantasy Island co-star.

Consuelo has worked primarily for Italian productions and European co-productions, with several directors including Giuliano Montaldo, Michele Placido, Ivano De Matteo, and Paolo Genovese. She's an European Film Academy member and her film projects include: The Demons of St. Petersburg, The Entrepreneur, The Lookout, A Perfect Family, and The Dinner. Consuelo has won or been nominated for several awards for her work on the films Angel of Evil, Perfect Strangers, 7 Minutes, and The Place.

Born in Kyoto, Japan, Kazuhiro is a contemporary hyperrealist sculptor living and working in Los Angeles, with 25 years experience as a special effects makeup artist in Hollywood. Some of Kazu's film projects include Akira Kurosawa's film, Rhapsody in August, Men in Black, Planet of the Apes, Hellboy, Click, Norbit, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. More recent film work includes Looper, Place Beyond the Pines, and most recently Darkest Hour, where Kazu won an Oscar for his work in transforming Gary Oldman into Winston Churchill. In the realm of sculpture, Kazu has collaborated with contemporary artist Paul McCarthy on several projects and is currently focused on producing large scale hyperrealist portrait sculpture.

Originally from Paris, and a violinist by training, Olivier has collaborated with more than 50 French groups in styles from classical to rock to hip-hop to electronic and world music. His film work includes Love Like Poison and Miss Impossible, and Olivier has performed live musical accompaniment to films such as Steven Spielberg's Duel and F.W. Murnau's Sunrise. Other multimedia projects he has been involved in include The Electric Island and How We Tried. More recently, Olivier composed the score for the animated feature film The Girl Without Hands, based on a Grimms' fairy tale of a girl sold to the devil by her greedy father. Olivier's recent musical projects include his solo music project MellaNoisEscape and No Land with Brendan Perry and Bagad Cesson.

In a career spanning 25 years, Julian has created and designed sound for movies for top directors such as Edgar Wright, Tim Burton, Joel Edgerton, and George Miller. Julian's film credits include Hillary and Jackie, Shaun of the Dead, In Bruges, Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Attack the Block, and The Gift. More recent projects Julian has worked on include Mad Max: Fury Road, for which he won a Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel award. One of his most recent projects is the acclaimed action film Baby Driver, for which he was nominated for Oscars in Sound Editing and Sound Mixing. Julian's upcoming work includes the film The Public, directed by Emilio Estevez.