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Kari is an award winning costume designer with an innovative style for creating believable characters for feature films, dance/theater and television.

Always looking for a creative challenge, Kari prefers a more sustainable approach to costume design, often building wardrobe from community recycled clothing and fabrics.

Kari has worked with some of Austin’s most prolific dance choreographers and many theatrical productions over the years.

In addition to dance and theatre, Kari has designed over 20 feature films, including an ongoing projects for Richard Linklater including: Dazed and Confused, Fast Food Nation, A Scanner Darkly, Bernie, along with Love and a .45, Skateland, and Puncture.

Kari's upcoming projects include the films: When Angels Sing, Jeff Nichols’ film Mud, and The Devil’s Knot for Atom Egoyan.

Ben won Best Animation at Slamdance for the animated short film Seed, which he both co-directed and shot.

Ben was also director of photography on The Hunter & the Swan Discuss Their Meeting, a Sundance short film official selection.

Ben lived for five years in Prague, where he met director Benh Zeitlin, with whom he subsequently worked as cinematographer on the multi-award-winning short Glory At Sea.

They continued their collaboration on Beasts of the Southern Wild, winner of both the Camera d'Or at Cannes and the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, where Ben also won the Excellence in Cinematography Award.

Beasts of the Southern Wild is about Hushpuppy, a fearless six-year-old girl, who lives with her father, Wink, in the Bathtub, a southern Delta community at the edge of the world.

Bill and Turner Ross started out making small personal projects that they really never showed anyone, but that changed with the SXSW premier of 45365, which went on to win numerous awards, including the Truer Than Fiction prize in the Independent Spirit Awards.

45365 explores daily life in the quintessential American small town of Sidney, Ohio. It is a portrait of a city and its people - from cops to barbers to football coaches to nursing home residents. Using an impressionistic, verite approach, the film coalesces stories into a mosaic of faces, places, and events.

More recently, their documentary, Tchoupitoulas (chop-ih-TOOL-us) has no interviews, no voiceover; just the evocation of an existence and the feelings it conjures.

In Tchoupitoulas, three young brothers take a secret sunset journey across a river to a pleasure island that's always been forbidden to them in New Orleans: a world of dancers, musicians, hustlers, drag queens, and revelers that parade through the lamp-lit streets between Rampart and the river, seen through their eyes.

Before taking up filmmaking, Kevin spent seven years touring the United States as singer and guitarist with his garage rock band Creature Did.

Kevin’s projects include: Flying Pyramids, Soaring Stones for the History Channel, Flu Time Bomb for the Discovery Channel, Fighting For Our Future for Lifetime, and Breast Cancer Legacy for Discovery Health.

Kevin was the Editor and Co-Director of Photography for the Beyond Belief for the Sundance Channel which played Tribeca and is available on DVD.

Most recently, Kevin completed work on the feature-length documentary The List and traveling back to Afghanistan to complete filming on another feature What Tomorrow Brings.

The List tells the story of Kirk Johnson, a modern-day Oskar Schindler who is fighting to save Iraqis whose lives are in danger because they worked for the U.S. government and military to help rebuild Iraq.

Alain has edited commercials for national and international clients Canon, Virgin Airlines, and Naturino and on television Series like Matrioshki and Code 37.

Alain has worked many music videos for diverse musical groups such as:Hooverphonic, Soul Wax, Baloji with Konono No. 1.

Alain has edited many award winning short films including the Oscar nominated:Gridlock, Tanghi Argentini, and Na Wewe as supervising editor.

Alain’s feature film editing includes: Moscow, Belgium, Oxygen, and the more recent Oscar nominated feature, Bullhead.

Bullhead is part crime drama and part personal tragedy as the assassination of a policeman draws a rancher into a series of events forcing him to confront dark secrets from his past.

Bullhead is now available on DVD worldwide following its limited theatrical release.

Alain attended Ecole Emile Cohl in Lyon, where he studied animation and design. Alain has written several novels and has worked for Folimage Animation Studio since 1988.

Alain's projects include: The Egotist, followed by the TV series Minuscules Tragedies and films Bitter Sweet, The Corridor, and Wrong Place, Wrong Time.

Alain also worked as animator on Jacques-Remy Girerd's animated film Raining Cats and Frogs. Often his company Folimage's collaborative work is based on Alain's texts, and Alain has also written several dark humored crime novels.

More recently, Alain was writer, co-director, and animator on an animated film noir feature film, the Oscar nominated, A Cat in Paris, where a Parisian cat living a secret life as a cat burglar's aide must come to the rescue of Zoe, the little girl he lives with, after she falls into a gangster's clutches.

After graduating from HFF Potsdam Film School in production design, Erwin’s first feature film as production designer was Absurdistan, which earned him the German Film Award for Best Production Design.

Erwin also worked as an art director on the acclaimed films The Reader and The Last Station.

Erwin worked as production designer on the visually striking 3D short film, Bloodrop, and the feature films, Songs from the Southern Seas, Womb, and A Quiet Life.

Erwin was recently the production designer for the Oscar nominated feature film, In Darkness, a dramatization of one man's rescue of Jewish refugees in the Nazi-occupied Polish city of Lvov, hidden for 14 months in the sewers of the town.

Erwin’s other recent and upcoming production design credits include Lost in Siberia, Playoff, Syngue Sabour, and Lost Rooms.

Guy was born in Jaffa and has directed, edited, and shot films since the age of 16. As a cameraman, Guy shot several films for France 3 Television. Guy also directed many short documentaries such as In Working Progress, Women Defying Barriers, Keywords presented in film festivals and venues worldwide. In 2010, Guy's first feature film Interrupted Streams premiered in the Jerusalem International Film Festival.

Guy's most recent documentary is 5 Broken Cameras, a collaboration with Emad Burnat, a Palestinian villager, who gets his first camera. In his village, Bil'in, a separation barrier is being built and the villagers start to resist.

For more than five years, Emad films the struggle, led by two of his best friends, while also filming his growing son Gibreel and the conflict’s effect on him and other family members. One Camera after another is shot or smashed, and each camera tells a part of his story.

5 Broken Cameras won the best world cinema directing award for both Guy and Emad and 5 Broken Cameras was nominated for best documentary at Sundance.

Ofer has shot both feature films and documentaries with some of the best-appreciated directors in Israel, such as Joseph Cedar (Time of Favor, Campfire, and Beaufort), Asi Dayan, and Amos Gitai. Beaufort was nominated for an Oscar and Ofer won the Ophir Award (the Israeli Academy Award) for his work on both Time of Favor and Beaufort.

Ofer has taken part in many foreign productions shot both in Israel and abroad. Ofer’s other recent projects as Director of Photography include the films Haiu Leilot, The Golden Pomegranate, and Shrouds.

Ofer made his directorial debut in addition to cinematography work on the documentary, Fluchkes (Flabby Arms), about five elderly women that create a dance performance, sharing their thoughts and feelings.

Monika edited the film Suzie Washington in 1998, and has since edited featured films for Michael Glawogger, including the narrative features Contact High and documentary Workingman's Death.

Monika is well known for her work on films like The Piano Player, Time of the Wolf, and the English shot-by-shot remake of Funny Games, and more recently on the Oscar nominated, The White Ribbon, all of which were directed by Michael Haneke .

Monika's recent projects include: Whore's Glory for Michael Glawogger and Amour/Love for Michael Haneke.