Teddy Cannon is a Los Angeles-based Archival & Clearance Producer with over 25 years of experience in film and television and the founder of Crux Entertainment, Inc. — a full-service company specializing in Archival, Clearance, and Legal support for documentary, scripted, unscripted, true crime, sports, and commercial content.
His credits span Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Starz, Peacock, CBS, NBC, Hallmark, Amazon, Showtime, Discovery, Nat Geo, and more — including work with Dick Wolf Productions, The Springhill Co., and Nike. Through Crux, Teddy and his entertainment attorney provide productions with end-to-end clearance and legal coverage, from footage research through E&O delivery.
Teddy is on a mission to ensure documentary filmmakers have archival and clearance expertise built into their pipeline from day one — not as an afterthought, but as a core pillar of production.

Prerana Thakurdesai is a New York based director and producer whose work affirms that all art is political. She tells stories across the US and India, centering women and the South Asian diaspora. Her credits include The Last Ecstatic Days (feature doc), Where The Light Enters You (short doc), The Last Resort (short doc), 9/11: The Legacy (TV doc) and the PBS World Channel aired micro-doc The Essential Worker. In India, she produced the globally acclaimed docu-TV series Satyamev Jayate, produced by Aamir Khan and watched by 600 million viewers. A Producers Guild of America Fellow and DOC NYC Documentary New Leader honoree, Prerana’s work streams on PBS, Amazon Prime, History Channel and Apple TV. She is also the co-founder of Bitchitra Collective, a network of 400+ women and non-binary documentary filmmakers of Indian heritage.

Meg Griffiths is a Los Angeles–based documentary producer and director. She founded Universe Creative, a documentary production company, in 2017. She began her career as a journalist at the Houston Chronicle and later held a leadership role at Teach For America. Her work has been supported by the IDA, the Redford Center, the Gates Foundation and has earned a Pulitzer Prize nomination. Her debut feature, Impossible Town, premiered on PBS, and she serves on the Documentary Producers Alliance board.