Rebecca Davis is a director and producer based in New York City. She was a senior producer with NBC News for a decade, where her work focused on social movements, environmental and economic justice, and community innovators. She has produced for HBO, VICE, and A&E — and was the supervising producer for Season 2 of Vox's hit Netflix show Explained.

Pete Davis is a writer and civic advocate — and a former student of Robert Putnam's. He is the author of Dedicated: The Case for Commitment in An Age of Infinite Browsing. He is the co-founder of the Democracy Policy Network, a policy organization focused on raising up ideas that deepen democracy.

Ronan Killeen is a New York-based director of photography who has collaborated with some of the leading voices in documentary film. His credits include Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed (Netflix), Sasquatch (Hulu), Lorena (Amazon), American Veteran (PBS), Get Me Roger Stone (Netflix), OJ: Made in America (ESPN), and many more.

As lead film editor Chad has made over thirty documentary films which have appeared on PBS (FRONTLINE, American Experience, American Masters), film festivals (SXSW, TIFF, VIFF, Full Frame), and theatrical distribution. Films he edited have received three Emmy-awards, as well as Peabody, Polk, and duPont Columbia awards, among others. He is a co-founder & president of the board of directors of the Vermont Production Collective, a non-profit that fosters community and workforce development in the film & media industry in Vermont, serves on the board of directors of the community media station ORCA Media, the advisory committee of the Green Mountain Film Fest, and on the Steering Committee for the Vermont Creative Network.

Mark Lopez is an award-winning animation director who has refined his craft at world-class motion studios on both coasts of the U.S. alongside some of the most creative minds in the country. Mark specializes in illustrated 2D mixed media storytelling with the goal of shining light on forgotten corners of society. His short film, Segregated By Design, was a Vimeo “Best of the Year” nominee in documentary. Silkworm is Mark’s studio practice, based in Austin, Texas, and collaborating all over the world.

Rebecca Kent loves a great story. She is an investigative producer with expertise in archival research, rights, and clearances. Her credits include Hulu's six-part 1619 Project series, the critically acclaimed documentary Ailey, Aftershock, winner of the Sundance Impact for Change Special Jury award, Dear Mr. Brody, Sony's Julia, Rita Moreno: Just A Girl Who Decided to Go for It, Netflix's Knock Down The House, The New York Time's Podcast Nice White Parents, PBS’s The Black Panthers: Vanguard Of The Revolution and many others. She holds a masters degree in journalism from Northwestern University and bachelors degrees in political science and English Literature from Kenyon College.

Born and raised in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, Utah, Chad Cannon is a product of the American West. His recent work includes the score to the Oscar-winning Netflix documentary American Factory, HBO’s Mind Over Murder (directed by Nanfu Wang), and Sony PlayStation’s Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut (Iki Island Expansion, co-scored with Bill Hemstapat). Other collaborations include two films by Violet Du Feng, Harbor from the Holocaust (featuring special guest artist Yo-Yo Ma) and Hidden Letters (co-composed with Leona Lewis), as well as an upcoming docuseries for Hulu/ESPN.

Eric Gulliver is a documentary producer and editor on staff at American Experience PBS. In his 10+ years at GBH, Eric has helped national productions such as FRONTLINE & NOVA reach new audiences with television broadcasts and streaming. His feature editing work has premiered at major festivals across the world. As a versatile storyteller, he edits both long and short form films as well as interactive media. He lives and works in Arlington, MA.

Inaya Graciana Yusuf is an Indonesian-American artist and filmmaker raised throughout Southeast Asia. She is based in Oregon and New York. In 2013, she established Slow Your Roll Films specializing in documentaries, branded content and live action films. Her clients include production companies and non-profit organizations that produce content aimed for broadcast at platforms such as BBC, PBS, NETFLIX, ESPN FILMS, FOX SPORTS NETWORK, NBC NEWS, SHOWTIME, HBO DOCUMENTARIES, VICE, ACC NETWORK and YAHOO!, some of which has had a theatrical distribution. Inaya is currently working on her feature length documentary, The One and The Many in Tuscany, Italy while developing a short documentary, Many Feathers, Many Talents and a documentary series, Rooted.

Christian is an editor and director based in Austin, Texas. He grew up in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area and attended Baylor University for his undergraduate and graduate degrees. After finishing graduate school, Christian moved to Austin to work with director Terrence Malick on his upcoming film The Way of the Wind, and has since worked in post-production on projects for TLC, Netflix, Rooster teeth, and more.

Engy Adham is a documentary filmmaker and a journalist based in New York City. She is fiercely passionate about amplifying stories that challenge mainstream narratives. Her experience stretches from covering political news, social justice, arts and culture as a print journalist in Egypt to documentary filmmaking featuring stories on social justice and human rights in the United States. Engy worked on multiple documentaries featured on CNN, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Vox and Disney + . Engy was awarded the Open Society Fellowship (OSF) recognizing her efforts in civic journalism in Egypt.

Katie Schwartz is a Line Producer and accounting specialist based in both New York and Los Angeles. She is currently working on HBO's Axios series, and the documentary film John Lewis: Good Trouble, set to air on CNN and in theatrical release in 2020. Her work has also been seen on MTV, MTV2 and VH1.