DPA Coordinator

Jaydn Ray Gosselin is a New York-based, French-Australian documentary director, producer, and editor. Jaydn’s films have been supported by Field of Vision, Doc Society, Amnesty International, Forensic Architecture, the Ads-Up Refugee Network, and over 1,300 donors. His productions have been pitched at Big Sky, AIDC, Camp 4Science, and Ji.hlava, covered in Forbes, New York Magazine, and Scientific American, among others, and have premiered at major festivals, including SXSW, HotDocs, and AFI. He is a Co-Creation Lab Fellow at Doc Society; an Art & Impact Fellow at Doc Society and AIDC; a Doc.Lab.Interact Fellow with Anagram, VicScreen, and AIDC; and a Development Studio Fellow at the NYU Production Lab.

Robyn is a documentary producer based in San Francisco, CA. Most recently Robyn produced MARLEE MATLIN: NOT ALONE ANYMORE a PBS/American Masters feature film set to premiere in 2025. Also premiering in 2025 is ANY PROBLEM IS NO PROBLEM, a feature documentary about web3. Robyn served as a producer on the feature THE KIDS ARE NOT ALRIGHT premiering at the 2024 Dances With FIlms Festival. Robyn previously produced MAKE A SPLASH which premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival and aired nationally on ESPN. Previously she served as Associate Producer on the BAFTA nominated film, AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER which was selected to be the opening night film of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. In 2016, Robyn served as the Associate Producer and Assistant Editor on the Peabody Award winning film AUDRIE & DAISY, which premiered in competition at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival and was picked up as a Netflix Original film. Robyn holds a MFA in Cinema from San Francisco State University and a BA from Scripps College.

Jacob Fertig is a New York-based nonfiction filmmaker, archival producer, and Co-Founder of Denizen Studios. His films have played at festivals including SXSW, AFI, Hot Docs, and NOFF, and published by Scientific American, New York Magazine, and New York Daily News. His archival producing work spans museums to magazines, including permanent exhibits at Ellis Island and The Holocaust Center and frontpage articles in Tablet. His projects have received support from Field of Vision, Tribeca Institute, If/Then, Docs by the Sea, Amnesty International, Forensic Architecture, Doc Society, and thousands of donors.