Marialuisa Ernst (she/they) is a queer, transcultural artist from Chile, Bolivia, and the U.S. Working across performance art and filmmaking, she delves into themes of memory, loss, and ritual. A Tribeca Film Institute alumna, her work has been showcased at international film festivals. A Place of Absence marks her feature-length directorial debut, supported by funding from Tribeca Gucci, the New York Foundation for the Arts, and the NYC Women's Fund. The film has been featured in industry platforms such as the DOC NYC Forum, Gotham Lab, and Tribeca Film Network, among others. She is a member of the DPA (Documentary Producers Alliance) and BGDM (Brown Girls Doc Mafia).

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.

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.

Margo Guernsey is a documentary Director/Producer, impact strategist, and founder of Time Travel Productions LLC. Her films include Councilwoman(America ReFramed 2019), No Time To Fail (America Reframed 2023) and The Philadelphia Eleven (impact distro topping 500 screenings, message me to learn more, 2023), THE OFFICIALS (TIME, 2024). Prior to film, Margo worked as a union organizer, non-profit development director, and Spanish/English translator. Margo’s work has received support from Chicken & Egg Pictures, ITVS, Catapult Film Fund, GoodPitch, Perspective Fund, Ford Foundation, LEF Moving Image Fund and the National Endowment for the Humanities; and she was a Film Independent Fast Track Fellow. She speaks both Spanish and English and holds an MFA in Film (University of Miami), MA in History (UMass Amherst), and a BA in History (Brown University). Margo teaches producing as affiliated faculty at Emerson College.