Isabella Tan is from South East Asia and is now an aspiring director and cinematographer based out of New York. Her work largely includes directing and shooting short films, music videos, fashion films, documentaries and commercials. She also freelances as a notable fashion portrait photographer. As a visual artist, she creates stories with a sense of surrealism, focusing on conveying the complexity of human emotions.

Daisy Zhou is a filmmaker hailing from Shanghai and Pennsylvania, currently residing in New York. Although she sees herself more as a cinematographer- her inclinations to write from time to time has led her to direct films she is passionate about. Her latest short, How to be a Black Panther screened at Cannes short film corner and garnered attention for its writing and story-telling.

Alex Zou is a Chinese-American filmmaker and photographer. He met his good friends and production company partners through NYU, where he earned his degree in Film & Television Production. As a director, he’s created music videos for artists such as Glassio and Kidepo and is currently in post-production for his independent short shot in Beijing and New York City.

A Los Angeles native, Gracie Markland has been working both in front of and behind the camera since she was 5 years old. Currently a rising Senior at NYU Tisch School of the Arts Film & TV, she's produced numerous student films and worked on many large-scale professional productions in the New York area. She hopes that, one project at a time, she can be a part of the movement to expand opportunities for women in film.

Christin Eve Cato is a native New Yorker with a background in performing arts, playwriting, and production. She is a graduate of Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School for Music and Art and the Performing Arts, and of Fordham University. Born and raised in the Bronx, with a Puetro Rican and Jamaican heritage, Christin has a very unique approach to her artistic style. She is the founder of Cambreleng Productions LLC, a production company dedicated to creating films and documentaries based on these principles.

Jason Xiangtian Zheng has done extensive production work in film production, a considerable amount of independent film projects including his very own award-winning experimental films Eat Me and The Looking Glass. Born and raised in Southwest China, educated in Chicago and New York, Xiangtian has a keen interest in fusing the American culture with his Chinese heritage in his artwork.

My name is Lana Boy. I have been working in the film industry for over 8 years now. I currently live in New York but I often go to Paris for film projects. 

I am an actress but also an filmmaker, model, and a freelance editor. 

Prisca Choe is a production designer, creative director, and visual artist, born & raised in Philadelphia, PA. With a background in visual communication, sign language, and psychology, Prisca uses her work in fine art and design as a medium to experiment with the complexities of sensory input.