Beatriz Browne is an Award-winning and Emmy-Nominated documentary filmmaker and producer based in Los Angeles. She has worked on award-winning documentary films from inception to release for partners including MAX, Disney+, Hulu, Discovery+, The New York Times, CNN, Google, Airbnb, and her films have been supported by Cinema Eye Honors, Telluride Film Festival, DOCNYC, SFFilms Doc Stories, Webby Awards, Critics Choice Documentary Awards, among others. The latest film that Beatriz has produced, THE LAST REPAIR SHOP, won ‘Best Short Documentary’ at the 96th Academy Awards®.
Beatriz currently has 3 feature documentaries that she is helping produce with Kennedy/Marshall, Bad Robot, and Sutter Road Picture Company. She also worked on THE TRUTH ABOUT JIM (Imagine Documentaries), directed by Skye Borgman and now streaming on MAX.

Tamara Dawit, an Ethiopian-Canadian filmmaker, has produced films such as Girls of Latitude (2008), Grandma Knows
Best (2014), Finding Sally(2020, Gothenburg/Hot Docs), Alazar (2024, Cannes/TIFF), and Made in Ethiopia (2024, Tribeca/Sheffield) through her company, Gobez Media. She is currently producing a variety of dramatic and documentary projects. In 2021, Tamara was a TIFF Producer Fellow and won the Doc Institute Vanguard and Gordon Parks Awards for Black Excellence in Filmmaking. She is also a Chalmers Arts Fellow (2023) and a MacDowell Fellow (2024).

Tamara serves as Head of Studies for EAVE’s programs with the National Screen Institute and the International Sami Film Institute. She also mentors filmmakers through Hot Docs, the Doc Institute, the Toronto Arts Foundation, and Documentary Africa.

Justin Levy is a filmmaker working primarily in documentary film. His recent credits as producer include the AMC series Smugshot (‘24), Snowy (Sundance ‘21, TIME, Critic’s Choice Award nominee), and Well Groomed (SXSW ‘19, HBO). He is the associate producer of 2018 Academy Award best short documentary nominee Knife Skills. His work as line producer includes Linda Perry: Let It Die Here (Tribeca ‘24), Alok (Sundance ‘24), Broadway Rising (Tribeca ‘22) and the documentary series Dear Santa (ABC/HULU ‘22). He has directed short documentaries released by The New Yorker and Vice. He was a 2022 Impact Partners Documentary Producer Fellow and is a Southern California Regional Representative of the Documentary Producers Alliance (DPA). Prior to working in film, he worked as a public radio producer at NPR stations for 6 years.

Unscripted gonzo documentarian, based in Portland, Oregon.