Keith Mascoll SAG-AFTRA,AEA M.Ed  is an Actor, Producer, Mental Health advocate, Sneaker-head, and  Founder of the Triggered Project. Keith is a co-host of the Living a Triggered Life Podcast with his wife Roxann, and a Luminary for the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.  Keith strives to use his art for social change in the black and brown community. As a survivor of sexual abuse, Keith hopes to help end the stigma that surrounds mental health, and black and brown men talking about being abused. He is committed to using his unique and innovative style of storytelling to provoke love, laughter, and empathy in each story told. Keith is a also a co-founder of a professional black theater company, The Front Porch Arts Collective, a Teaching Artist with the Huntington Theatre Company, and is helping students develop historically-focused theatrical scripts with the Moffitt-Ladd House and Garden in Portsmouth, New Hampshire  Keith received his Masters degree from Harvard Graduate School of Education.

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Jonah is an award-winning screenwriter, FSU alum, and producer currently refining his craft by continuing to write screenplays and submitting them to screenplay competitions.

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Evelyn Brito is a dynamic producer, writer, and creative strategist with over 18 years of experience crafting impactful content and culturally resonant events. A skilled storyteller and visionary, Evelyn is known for her ability to bring ideas to life—from docu-series and digital campaigns to corporate conferences and community programs.

She currently works as a freelance producer for Anawan Studios, where she produces commercials, nonprofit profile videos, and branded content—while actively securing new contracts and expanding her creative portfolio. Evelyn is also the executive producer and writer of Bodega Makeover, a docu-series that blends transformation television with community uplift. Her ability to secure brand partnerships and sponsorships—from corporate donors to in-kind contributions—has played a critical role in bringing both Bodega Makeover and other creative projects to life.

Evelyn’s production background includes leading large-scale corporate gatherings like TJX’s ERG events, the Men of Color Leadership Conference, and the Women of Color Conference across Boston, New York, and New Jersey. These experiences reflect her ongoing commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

A proud Dyslexic Thinker, Evelyn uses her unique perspective to solve problems creatively, recognize patterns, and communicate stories that connect. She is also the co-founder of The Secret Society of Black Creatives, a nonprofit focused on empowering Black and Brown filmmakers through advocacy, education, and access.

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Robert Harris is an educator, film-poet, traveler, and recently retired professor of film production at Fitchburg State University. Before that, Bob served as Curator of Video at Anthology Film Archives (NY) and PS#1 (Queens, NY), and Artistic Director of the New York State Summer School of the Arts: Media Arts. He has taught at the University of California, San Diego, Palomar College, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and Ithaca College. He has assisted and collaborated with artists Nam June Paik, Shigeko Kubota, and Aldo Tambellini. In 1977, he spent 9 months living with and filming the Arhuaco peoples of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in northern Colombia. His films have been shown in festivals, museums, and institutions throughout the world.

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Christopher Milton aka Director C is a creative and technically-savvy video production specialist with more than 10 years of progressive experience in broadcast television and film. Chris has a proven ability to visually conceptualize, manage multiple projects, and collaborate with others to achieve a common goal. 

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Goldie Jones is a writer, director, aerialist, and author with 20 years of experience in commercial production, post-production, and animation—and a passion for circus arts.

As a screenwriter and filmmaker, their gritty genre stories focus on characters across the gender spectrum, finding sparks of hope in the darker parts of the world.

They're a Universal Writers Program Finalist, Stowe Launch Fellow, and WIF Mentee in the Directors Circle. Their projects have earned Second Place at Slamdance and Cinequest and reached the Second Round for the Sundance Development Track.

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Joe Taft is an award-winning writer/director and editor of 'The Innkeeper' (2023) and 'Hey, Missy!' (2025)

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Landi is the CEO of the production company Bluechild Entertainment and Founder and President of Women of Color Filmmakers, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit. She has produced, written, and directed various industrials, small business commercials, music videos, online courses, shorts, virtual live broadcasts, and films.

Over her 15 years as an indie professional, Landi developed skills to make visually dynamic films, no matter what camera or device she was using. She has been teaching indie filmmakers visual storytelling for over 5 years, and she truly enjoys watching filmmakers bring their stories to life. 

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Rain Pryor is a director, writer, and actress known for her solo show, "Fried Chicken and Latkes," which explores her unique background as the daughter of comedian Richard Pryor, growing up both Black and Jewish. She is also a community activist, director, and mother who uses art and storytelling to connect people and bring attention to important issues. 

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Malik Williams is a platinum selling composer, producer, engineer & music supervisor whose work has appeared in records, film, television shows, and in national advertising campaigns. His successful work as a composer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, and his ability to work in many different genres, has made Mr. Williams an in demand producer. Mr. Williams owns and operates Liptunes Music / Reel Sync Music, production and publishing companies based in Boston, Massachusetts.

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