Sarah Stewart is an LA-based Story Producer, Archival Producer and EP. Originally from the UK, her work in includes Academy Award–winning, Peabody and Emmy-nominated documentaries.

Pete Ireland is an award-winning producer and writer, originally from Australia. His feature and short films have been selected for Oscar, Australian Academy (AACTA), and FIAPF-accredited film festivals; and streamed/broadcast in Australia and Europe.

Christina Gonzalez has worked in independent documentary production since 2005 as a line-producer, production manager, and post-production supervisor with NYC-based Loki Films. In her television work, she has overseen the development and production through delivery of domestic and international films for HBO, Netflix, Showtime, Comedy Central, PBS, MTV, ESPN and CBS.

Rachel Antell has worked in documentary film production for over two decades in various capacities, but found her true passion in archival producing. In 2014 she co-founded Sub-Basement Archival, where she has had the honor of being archival producer on contemporary and historic documentaries. Sub-Basement films have aired on streaming platforms, cable, public and network television, screened at festivals worldwide, and garnered FOCAL Awards as well as an Emmy nomination for research and use of archival footage. In 2023, Rachel co-founded the Archival Producers Alliance (APA) with Jen Petrucelli and Steph Jenkins. The APA was created to organize and advocate for archival producers, educate the larger film community about the craft, and work to make archival materials more accessible and affordable for independent filmmakers. The APA's first initiative addresses the introduction of Generative AI into the field of documentary film and archival work. In September of this year, the APA published the first-ever industry-wide guidelines, Best Practices for Use of Generative AI in Documentaries, with endorsements from over 50 organizations, foundations, production companies, and film festivals, as well as dozens of filmmakers.