Enrique Rivera (he/him) is a bilingual documentary producer, storyteller, and cultural worker from the Puerto Rican diaspora. His work, featured on HBO Max, Netflix, and National Geographic, amplifies marginalized voices through inclusive narratives and collaborative practices. Skilled in field production, archival research, story development, and investigative reporting, Enrique brings a broad range of experience to documentary production with a focus on cultural preservation, intergenerational dialogue, and social justice. As a producer for Menudo: Forever Young (HBO Max) and Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller (National Geographic), he has earned a reputation for uncovering nuanced stories and fostering meaningful connections while integrating innovative, multidisciplinary approaches to redefine non-fiction storytelling.

I provide consultancy services for your film and TV projects, covering: development, production, storytelling, licensing, financing, post-production management, marketing and press for your film, impact campaigns, and festivals and distribution strategy.

I am a Troubleshooting Film Producer, Production Consultant, Executive Producer, Development Executive and one of the Founders of Whipped Sea, the indie production company behind films like the award-winning Savage Waters, a beautiful documentary film by Mikey Corker.

Samantha Curley is an award-winning documentary film producer and creative entrepreneur based in Los Angeles. She is the Co-Founder of Level Ground, which is both a 501(c)3 nonprofit artist collective and a collaboratively run production company. Her most recent film UNION (dir. Stephen Maing, Brett Story) won a Special Jury Award for The Art of Change at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival and was shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best Documentary. She also produced FRAMING AGNES (dir. Chase Joynt) which won the NEXT Innovator Award and Audience Award at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival and went on to win the 2023 GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Documentary. She’s held fellowships with the Producers Guild of America (2022), NBCU Original Voices (2022), and Impact Partners (2023). In 2023, Samantha received a Cali Catalyst grant awarded to California changemakers creating tangible impact within the arts and culture sector, shifting power and influence to historically underrepresented voices. In 2024, she was named to DOC NYC’s 40 Under 40 list which spotlights young creatives that are making an impact on the field of documentary. And in 2025 she won a Cinema Eye Honors award for Outstanding Achievement in Production for her work on UNION.

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.