Fellippe Gamarano Barbosa, born in Rio de Janeiro, completed his MFA in film at Columbia University. Two of his short films- La Muerte Es Pequena and Salt Kiss – Screened at the Sundance Film Festival. Salt Kiss was an official selection of the New York...
Born in West Indies, this Canadian writer’s beginning took shape in the form of short story and playwriting. A graduate of York University’s Honors Film and Video Production program, she wrote and directed several short films while learning the craft of screenwriting under some of...
Leonard Farlinger is a writer/director/producer. “The Perfect Son” was nominated for two Best Actor Genies (Canadian Oscars). He is a three-time Genie Nominee for best short film. His next feature as writer/ director shooting in Spring 2010 is a road movie entitled “I’m Yours”. He...
Katie O’Connell has worked as an American television executive for over 10 years. She was named Executive Vice President, Drama Programming, NBC Entertainment, in June 2008, where she oversaw all aspects of drama development as well as current drama programming for NBC. The NBC drama...
Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt directed and produced “Lumo” (P.O.V 2007), a feature- length documentary that won a 2007 student Academy Award and the President’s Award at the 2007 Full Frame Film Festival He served as the co- producer and additional editor of “Control room” as well as...
Tony Gerber is the co-founder of Market Road films (with his wife Pulitzer Prize winning playwrights Lynn Nottage). Born in New York City, Gerber is the director, producer and cinematographer of the award-wining and critically acclaimed film full of Rattle (In collaboration with Jesse Moss)...
David Vainola is an award –winning writer, director of dramatic and documentary film. His film The Other Prison won a Silver Medal at the Chicago Film Festival and the Reel Award for Best Direction. Curiosities was nominated for two Gemini Awards including best short program...
Alan Brown is the recipient of numerous writing and directing awards including National Endowment for the Art and New York foundation for the Art grants, and a Fulbright Fellowship in Journalism. His most recent feature film, ‘Superheroes’ (IFC) won, among other honors the Maverick Spirit Award...
Adam Countee was born in New York City and raised in New Jersey. He studied at New York University before transferring to Georgetown University in Washington DC, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in English and graduated with high honors. While at Georgetown, Adam was...
Born in 1969, Ashwini Malik obtained a bachelor’s degree in English literature from Delhi University and then went to India’s premier film school, Film &Television Institute of India (FTII) to study Film Direction. His graduation film, “The Waiter in Slow Motion” was in official competition at...
