Lizette Barrera is a filmmaker based in Dallas/Fort Worth with ties in Austin. Her films have played at festivals and networks worldwide, including her HBO previously licensed short film MOSCA (FLY), ESPN licensed short documentary film MR. PASTOR JONES, and short film CHICLE (GUM) World premiering at South By Southwest.

McKee is best known for the 2002 cult hit May, the 2006 schoolgirl chiller The Woods and the notorious 2011 Sundance shocker The Woman as well as noir-thrillers such as Blood Money starring John Cusack and the upcoming Kindred Spirits starring Caitlin Stasey, Thora Birch and Macon Blair.

In 2017, after starring in many short films and TV guest spots, she was cast in her first leading role in a feature film, “Amalia” (2018), Omar Rodriguez-Lopez’s latest psychological thriller, and her second lead shortly thereafter, Graham Streeter’s “I May Regret” (2018) and currently resides in Los Angeles.

Carlos Alfonso Corral dove into professional filmmaking within the camera department of Roberto Minervini’s Stop the Pounding Heart and The Other Side, both premiering at Cannes and at the Venice Film Festival. Dirty Feathers is his debut feature length documentary which had its world premiere at the 71st Berlinale Film Festival. 

Silvana is a Mexican cinematographer, screenwriter and director who studied at the Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos (CUEC, UNAM).

Filmmaker and documentary film instructor Angie Reza Tures, received her B.A. in Media Studies with a minor in Music from the University of San Francisco in 2003. For nine years,  she worked as an independent filmmaker, producer, and editor in the San Francisco Bay Area studying under and working with award-winning filmmakers such as Sam Green (Oscar-nominated The Weather Underground), Tiffany Shlain (Sundance-winner Connected) and Carlos Bolado (Like Water for Chocolate).

Diana Mata is a Mexican editor and producer, graduated from the Center for Science Studies of the Communication. She is co-founder of Elipse Films, a focused audiovisual collective for the development and production of cinematographic projects.

Ximena Alvarez is a producer based in Los Angeles, California with experience in both the theatre and film industry. She finished production on a new TV series with Romina Puga titled “Club Mundo Kids,” which debuted May 2021. She currently works for A24 Films' documentary production division.

Persia Campbell is a female director and photographer who grew up and has developed on both sides of Mexico's northern border (El Paso and Ciudad Juárez). Her photographic work explores female self-representation through color and production design.