Julian Cautherley is an Emmy-award winning British/Chinese TV and film producer. He won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize in 2019 for his film Clemency. His projects have been nominated for BAFTAS, Independent Spirit Awards, Emmys, Gotham Awards, DGA awards, PGA awards and have been twice shortlisted for the Oscars.

Taylor McNulty is a global story-chaser. As of late, her focus on films drifted out to sea, while the recurring character in her films is the ocean.

Taylor directed, edited, shot, and produced the award-winning short documentary THE CALL FROM THE SEA, which played in over 50 film festivals in 15 different countries around the world. She co-directed CUBAN WAVE RIDERS with Liz Magee in 2017, as they followed a group of surfers in Cuba in search of undiscovered waves along the coast.

She currently lives in Brooklyn, close enough to the fickle waves of Rockaway Beach. Taylor was born in Jacksonville, Florida and spent many summers boogie boarding on its sandy shores. Water is an essential element to life and her filmmaking.

Eleanor is a filmmaker based in New York and a student in the Hunter College Integrated Media Arts MFA program.

Mark is an industry catalyst with a track record in post-production, finance, and business affairs, steering many projects from production through the long tail of sales, distribution, and delivery; including "It's A Hard Truth Ain't it” (HBO), “O.G.” (HBO), “Cutie and the Boxer” (Radius/TWC) and “SEMBENE!” (Sundance, Cannes, Telluride); most recently he is a producer of "RICKY" (Sundance '25 Directing Award winner), and was a co-founder of Post Hub, an industry leading post-production management company. An early-stage executive and organizational leader at Werc Werk Works, Mark co-produced Lawrence Kasdan's "Darling Companion", Jill Sprecher's "Thin Ice", Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Freidman's "HOWL”, and Todd Solondz's "Life During Wartime". He is a member of the Producers Guild of America and a Trans-Atlantic Partners producing fellow.

Producer, Writer, Story Consultant working across documentary, narrative, education, literature. Known for Sons of Detroit (DOC NYC 2025), The Bones (CPH:DOX 2024), Death Metal Angola (IFFR, CPH:DOX, 90+ film festivals on 7 continents), Films BYKids series (PBS). Former programmer at Tribeca FF, consultant at Nantucket Screenwriters Colony. Founding Editor-in-Chief and Senior Producer, Nomadic Learning. MFA in fiction/screenwriting.