Jack Halliwell  -(he/they)  is a content creator, social media consultant and non-profit professional living in Chicago, IL. He began his filmmaking career in highschool when he assisted Jasper Lior in making a documentary short about video game addiction. Since then, Jack’s passion for film continued - joining the Northeastern University Film and TV Production Club (NUTV). During an internship in Seoul, Jack directed a short video following a North Korean defector, her escape from dictatorship, and new life in South Korea as a budding florist. The film helped raise money for her flower shop. Jack has a particularly strong affinity for cinematography and beautiful visuals. Jack is not just your basic gay, Jack loves cooking Pasta aux Crevettes au Citron et au Parmesan, travel photography, and has been on Grindr in over 30 countries.

-(they/them) is a videographer, writer, performer, visual artist, and costume designer. Ilana entirely self-taught and have been employed in the entertainment industry for the last twelve years, working in Minneapolis/St.Paul MN, Mayaguez PR, Wellington NZ, and Boston MA. Through all these experiences they have honed a strong sense of theme, composition, timing. Their cinematography style is close and intimate. Ilana is always delighted by the unexpected and looking for that little detail that will tell the biggest story. Ilana grew up in a small town in the midwest and was homeschooled in an isolated fundamentalist Christian community. The transition from their past into their queer/feminist identity has been one of courage and healing. These collected experiences have left Ilana with a lot of gratitude, and a fierce appetite for joy.

-(they/them) is a nonbinary cartoon character of a human. They have been traveling the world and making films for the last seven years. Their passion for storytelling is only matched by their love for noodles, puns, and fluffy kittens. Jasper has a direct and playful approach to filmmaking. Their signature sense of humor and fearless creative style combine to create outstanding and heartfelt work. They use humor and storytelling to process, learn, and educate on various intersectional topics.  They have a BA in Media Arts from the University of Montana (Missoula), and Massey University (Wellington, NZ).