Boris Krichevsky and Nikita Zarkh are the writers and directors of "Sparrow."

Jacob Kessler is a filmmaker based in Chicago, IL. Drawing from critical theory, his work explores topics related to race, class, and sexuality while engaging in highly collaborative authorship with subjects and actors. He is pursuing an MFA in Documentary Media and Certificate in Critical Theory...

Luke Strickler is a writer and digital artist from Chambersburg, PA. He now lives in Los Angeles. His work has been featured on The AV Club, Vox, HuffPost, Mashable, NoBudge, Vulture and College Humor.

Arielle Bordow is a filmmaker and multimedia artist from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and is interested in old cameras, creepy dolls, cute toys, and experimental storytelling.

Marissa Losoya is a writer, director, and editor based in Philadelphia.

Annie Ning is a filmmaker and multimedia artist from Suzhou, China and Chicago, IL. She is interested in intersecting narrative fiction, new media and documentary forms. She is a recent graduate of Wesleyan University, with a B.A. in both Film and English. Her work has centered around both Asian ...

Tanmaya is a writer-director based in NYC.

Anna Nilles & Marco Jake find solace in absurdity. Their first film, "Bark" (2017), won the “Programmer’s Stand Out” award at Hell’s Half Mile Film Festival and “Best Windy City Feature” at Blow Up International Arthouse Film Festival. "Itchy Fingers" (2020) is their second feature length film. T...

Billie Michael is the director and star of "No Pets."

Giselle Bonilla graduated with Honors from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Film & Television Production. Her thesis film, “Virgencita,” received the Adrienne Shelly Grant, Panavision New Filmmakers Grant, and won the Horizon Award at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. In...

Allison Bunce is a director and creative writer living in Los Angeles, California. She received her BA in cinema at San Francisco State University. She strives to tell honest stories and finds inspiration in mundane moments where conflict is hiding.

Jorge Sistos Moreno is a filmmaker born & raised in Michoacán, Mexico. Currently based in Brooklyn, NY.

Jesse Thurston is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker, actor and writer. His most recent project is the improvised feature film, "Bad at Birthdays," which he directed, co-produced and edited. He has previously written and directed two short films, both of which premiered at the Maryland Film Festival. "Sp...

Chris Fanelli is a filmmaker & comedian from Chicago, Illinois.

Jessi Rayom is the writer, director, and producer of "Bite Me."

Jimmy Joe Roche is a Filmmaker and Sound Artist residing in Baltimore, MD. He runs the cassette tape label Ultraviolet Light and is a member of the High Zero Collective. Roche founded and co-curates New Works, a screening series dedicated to showcasing Film and Video artists based in Baltimore. ...

Michael Borowiec and Sam Marine Borowiec are a married filmmaking duo based in New York. Together they’ve written, directed and produced award-winning films, TV pilots and music videos, with a focus on creating unique genre-bending stories about the strange, lonely and misunderstood. Their debut ...

Wesley Wingo is the writer and director of "Date Night Look." Previously he directed "F*ck Bunny," and is one-third of the Six Short Films collective along with José Andrés Cardona and Hunt Beaty.

Stephanie Jane Day is the writer and director of "An Athlete Wrestling A Python."

Keagan Afonso is the director, DP, and editor of “Casual Workers.”

Michael Bernieri is the writer/director of the short films, "Big Money Flicks" (2021) and "Couch" (2018).

-Grew up Mormon
-Left the church
-NYU
-Directed things
-Also did other things

Ryan McGlade is a writer, director, and editor. His films have been featured in film festivals around the world, including Palm Springs International ShortFest, Montclair Film Festival, Maryland Film Festival, and the Bushwick Film Festival, where Hoss was awarded the Programmer's Choice Award fo...

Simi Abe is the founder of Thursday Afternoon. In 2019 she wrote and directed her debut short film, Black Fish which was commissioned by the BBC. Simi has a degree in Creative Writing, loves the colour yellow, orchids and space. Simi started Thursday Afternoon because she loves stories. Strange, ...