Filmmakers
Kevin Alcantar
Kevin Alcántar (he/they) is a Mexican-American writer, director, and multidisciplinary artist. Kevin’s work explores the interplay between dream and memory, the mundane and the fantastical, and the lengths people will go to for human connection.
Ellie Charette
Ellie Charette is a trans award-winning filmmaker based in Montreal, Canada. She does fiction and documentary work relating to identity, the body, and political activism, all with a touch of satire. She is a co-owner of the production house Désolé.
Lauren Gee
Lauren Gee is a Director and Producer committed to storytelling that documents and explores the nuances of Black and global majority communities and subjects.
Megan Jones
Megan is an award-winning documentary filmmaker creating stories with social impact. She co-produced No Māori Allowed, directed Six Angry Women, and co-created Black Coast Vanishings. She co-founded Open Closed Doors, a mental health charity.
Samantha Lee
Sam is a queer Filipino filmmaker who advocates for better representation of women and the LGBTQ+ community in media.
Cameron Martin-Campbell
Lauren Gee is a Director and Producer committed to storytelling that documents and explores the nuances of Black and global majority communities and subjects.
Ethan McDowell
Irish-born, London-based producer and founder of AnyOther. Productions, Ethan McDowell is known for balancing creative ambition with precision - delivering bold, cinematic, and emotionally grounded work across film, HETV, and advertising.
David McShane
David’s award-winning films have played at festivals including Cannes, BFI London Film Festival and SXSW London. He was part of the Voices with Impact 2024 cycle and was selected by Saatchi & Saatchi as part of their 'New Creatives' for 2025.
Stacey Murdoch
Stacey began her career as a BBC researcher in London before returning to New Zealand as a news and current affairs producer. Her credits include the Sundance award-winning documentary Prime Minister and other critically acclaimed documentaries.
Ruby Phelan
Ruby Phelan is a multi-award winning Writer-Director for Film & TV & Author-Illustrator. Her latest short film THE WOMAN IN THE WARDROBE has toured across the globe at countless BIFA qualifying film festivals and partnered with the United Nations.
Honor Price
Honor Price is a BAFTA-nominated London-based animation director known for her distinctive stop motion style, sharp humour, and heartfelt storytelling. Her work, including Sister Midnight and ZUMAN, blends humour and emotion to explore complex themes
Landon Ramirez
Landon Ramirez is a Canadian American filmmaker based in Vancouver. His career spans many facets of the industry, from music video and commercial production, to assistant directing, to creative development, and currently VFX production.
Natalie Remplakowski
Natalie Remplakowski is a producer and creative strategist based between Toronto and New York, whose company Citrine Productions champions bold, auteur-driven filmmaking with international reach.
Cody Stickels
Cody crafts character-driven stories that unite audiences. He is a 2025-2026 Chicken & Egg (Egg)celerator Lab cohort member and was selected for the 2024 Film Independent Documentary Story Lab. Cody holds a BFA in Film & TV from New York University.
Anaïsa Visser
Anaïsa (she/they) is a biracial filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC. She grew up in Mozambique, the United States, then France, before moving to Vancouver. Anaïsa is re-learning to exist and make films with disability and chronic illness.