Kevin has directed, produced and written documentary films for distribution on Netflix, Showtime, TNT, National Geographic and A&E. Recent producing projects include "The Lincoln Project," "The Innocence Files" and "Class Action," a 12-part documentary podcast series about the next generation of lawyers. Kevin structured the individual and episodic stories; creating memorable character arcs and dramatic tension.

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.

In the pursuit of making, living, co-creating, and sharing stories through film, food, and community.

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

Stephanie Jenkins has been making historical documentaries for fifteen years, primarily as an archival producer and producer with Ken Burns. She is a Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Archival Producers Alliance, and is working to put a framework in place around generative AI use in documentaries.

Amina Bayou produced Austrian director, Friedrich Moser’s, How to Build a Truth Engine, which premiered at SXSW in 2024 and is executive produced by George Clooney and Grant Heslov. Amina is currently producing Academy Award© nominated filmmaker, Judith Ehrlich’s, The Mouse That Roared. As a producer of non-fiction films, now based in France and California, Amina produces films covering topics such as whistleblowing in a digital era, war resistance, information warfare, press freedom, and democratic backsliding.

Laura is a creative producer committed to telling stories that highlight urgent social justice issues.