Judith Mizrachy is a New York City-based producer whose films include the Academy Award-nominated documentary THE MARTHA MITCHELL EFFECT (2022), THE BOOKSELLERS (2020), and most recently UNCROPPED (2024). Her films have screened at festivals including Sundance, New York Film Festival, DOC NYC, Hot Docs and SXSW. Her work has been shown on big screens around the world including Lincoln Center, BAM, TIFF Bell Lightbox, Bertha DocHouse London, and on small screens via Netflix, The Criterion Channel, The New Yorker and more.

James Beard Award-winning documentary editor entering the world of producing with "Puzzle Party," scheduled for release 2027.

Natalie Bullock Brown is the director of the Documentary Accountability Working
Group, a collective she helped to found in 2020 which released a values-informed
framework for documentary filmmakers that emphasizes care, consent, and
collaboration as pathways to ethical storytelling. She is also a seasoned documentary film
producer and emerging director; a 2023 Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein
Center Documentary Film Fellow; a 2023 DOC NYC New Leader; and a 2021
Rockwood Institute JustFilms Fellow.

Fenell Doremus is an Emmy Award winning producer with deep connections in the Chicago documentary community. Credits include: the Academy Award nominated and Emmy Award winning, ABACUS: Small Enough to Jail, (2017); producer and director Mr. Doremus Does What He Can (2024); COOKED: Survival by Zip Code (2020); Field Producer Ringside (2019); City So Real (2019); producer, director and editor on A YEAR ON TEEN STREET (2005); and segment producer and co-editor of THE NEW AMERICANS (2004). Fenell served on the Kartemquin Films board of directors from 2018-2024 and has been a member of the Documentary Producers Alliance since 2017 - current Chair, Regional Committee and Co-rep for the Midwest. She is also an adjunct professor at DePaul University's School of Cinematic Arts.

Unscripted gonzo documentarian, based in Portland, Oregon.

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.

worked on documentaries that have screened on major streamers and at festivals worldwide including Tribeca, DOC NYC, Atlanta, Art Fifa, Hamptons Doc Fest, Montclair, Miami, Newport Beach, Full Frame, Seattle, Woodstock, and Warsaw. Jill has produced and directed three feature-length documentaries including Mr. Chibbs (Peacock, Kanopy, Amazon), a 2017 Village Voice Critic’s Pick, that traces the rise and fall of NBA legend Kenny Anderson, and Seat 20D (Apple TV, Kanopy) a meditation on the healing power of self-expression that follows artist Suse Lowenstein’s journey to overcome her grief following the murder of her son. Jill obtained her MFA in documentary studies from Hunter College and was awarded a fellowship to Killer Films/Stonybrook Southampton’s 20/20/20 program. Beyond the Gaze: Jule Campbell’s Swimsuit Issue is Jill’s third and most personal feature documentary. The film premiered in October 2024 at the Woodstock Film Festival where Jill was nominated for Excellence in Directing a Documentary Film.