Brittany first learned the power of personal storytelling working at Seattle Children's Hospital as a protege of Academy-Award shortlisted director Mike Attie. Since moving to Chicago, she continues to focus on work that impacts underrepresented communities, making videos for social justice and arts organizations. Bringing a producer mindset to her documentary editing work has made her an invaluable collaborator for the directors and producers who bring her on. Her fiction shorts have screened at queer and feminist film festivals across the country and internationally. Currently she is in post-production with co-director and protagonist Arlieta Hall on their first feature documentary, Finding Your Laughter, about Arlieta using improv to care for father who has Alzheimer’s.

Annette M. King is an award-winning producer, director and member of Documentary Producers Alliance. King aims to spotlight culturally diverse change makers and focuses on impactful films documenting character-driven stories that inspire audiences to create a better world.

Marsha Hallager is a writer, director, and producer whose work centers emotionally honest storytelling, cultural nuance, and underrepresented voices. She directed and produced the PBS American Masters RENEGADES Thomas “Blind Tom” Wiggins project, and wrote and produced the American Masters RENEGADES Celestine Tate Harrington project. She also directed, wrote, and produced the PBS American Experience: The Curb Cut Effect - Closed Captioning: From Niche to Necessity short. Marsha’s work often explores disability, identity, history, and resilience through intimate, visually compelling narratives. With a strong background in creative development and impact-driven storytelling, she brings a thoughtful, collaborative approach to every project. She is currently directing and producing The Color of Pain: Invisible Disabilities, a documentary exploring Black women living with chronic pain and invisible illness through an immersive, art-forward lens.

In her 30-plus years in the industry, Kerry has moved across the country twice: first west from Chicago where she began her career in commercial production with Ebel Productions; to the front range of Colorado where she discovered her love for documentary filmmaking and gained valuable non-profit, agency and comms experience with world class organizations such as The Denver Center for the Performing Arts, BAE Systems, The National MS Society, T-Mobile, and Texas Instruments before forming Exhibit A Pictures and moving east to Philadelphia where she is currently based. As a founding partner, Kerry has produced nine feature-length pop-culture deep dives with Exhibit A Pictures and developed an expert understanding of best practices in Fair Use. For AMC Shudder and director, Stephen Scarlata (Jodorowsky's Dune) Kerry produced Sharksploitation (‘23) and is currently executive producing the upcoming Trailblazer: The Debra Hill Story with Causeway Pictures. For longtime partner, Milkhaus, she produced Artificial Gamer (‘22) and is currently producing a new documentary about midlife sexuality, HOT. Kerry has been a working mother of two for the past two decades and recently served on the Board of the Documentary Producers Alliance and Executive Committee as Treasurer.