Born and raised in the old city of Jerusalem Israel, Tamar is an Award-Winning actress, writer, director and VO artist. She's mostly known as the voice of Stockholm in ‘Money Heist’ (‘Casa De Papel’) in the English version, lead voice roles in ‘Dark’, & ‘Fauda’, and about 80 NETFLIX shows & films. In addition to her work as a voice actor, she is also a voice director and her directing credits include the English dubbing of several Netflix TV shows and films such as the hits 'Rough Diamonds' and 'Baby Bandito.'

As an Israeli-Jewish-Millenial-Immigrant to the U.S, she often unravels her identity crisis through writing: Her dark comedy pilot ‘Invisible’ was a second-rounder at SUNDANCE LABS, her feature screenplay ‘Death Of An Illusion’ was a Semi-finalist at the prestigious Austin Film Festival and a Semi-Finalist at PAGE screenwriting contest, and her magic-realism play ‘Lucky Strike’ will have a stage production in 2024.

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When her soul doesn't ache to be seen/heard, she spends her time hiking, watching raw police interrogations online, and putting together giant jigsaw puzzles. She also thoroughly enjoys writing quirky bios in the third person. 

Brigitte Kali Canales is an actress best known for her breakthrough role in FEAR THE WALKING DEAD, the action driven drama series by Shawn Ryan - S.W.A.T, her VO work on STAR WARS, and her lead role in the cult classic THE OLD WAYS.

Going to school for advertising made her inclination towards production inevitable.

With a passion for female-driven projects and a focus in stories that showcase the power of the unseen becoming seen.

When not on set or venturing on a new project you can catch Brigitte in her little garden, chatting with her plants and chihuahuas, playing her ukulele, or cooking something delicious for her hungry husband.

Yura is a cinematographer known for feature film WALK WITH ME, that was selected to dozens film festivals including Cinequest Film Festival, Inside Out Film Festival, and for a short film TWINS "You must be related!" that won Best Mini at Portland Dance film festival and was selected to Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema and featured on No Budge. Yura worked as DP on TV shows and  documentaries for Discovery Channel, Paramount+ and MTV. His commercial work includes projects for Google, Barnes & Noble, Coca-Cola and Bustle. 

Before becoming a cinematographer Yura studied art conservation at Stieglitz State Academy of Art in Saint Petersburg and worked in the art industry for several years. Being surrounded with centuries old art objects and restoring paintings shaped his taste in art, understanding of color and composition. His approach to camera is influenced by Joan Scheckel and the idea that the camera is another performer within a scene, which makes his camera work deeply felt and embodied.

When not on set, Yura builds a tiny house upstate NY, works in a garden and goes on hikes in the mountains.

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Christine Gwosgdz is an art director, prouduction designer and metal fabricator based in downtown Los Angeles. She has worked on feature films, shorts, music video and art installations.

Her film credits include YELLOW ROSE (Austin Film Festival - nominated, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival - winner best narrative feature, 12 other wins in the US and internationally), DROPA, CRUZADO and THE PIZZA JOINT.

Nitzan Levinson has directed numerous award-winning short films, commercials, and music videos and is currently in the development stage of her narrative and environmentally-focused feature film, Flowing Earth produced by her film production company LunAzul Films. 

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Some of her accolades include: The Cheech Marin Scholarship, Bridges-Larson Grant, Sundance Ignite program, David M. Milch Foundation scholarship, and the AFI scholarship. 

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Nitzan was born in Mexico City to an Argentinean mother and an Israeli father. She spent her childhood between Mexico City and Jerusalem and at the age of 13, relocated to Los Angeles. 

At 16, she studied ballet and theatre at Interlochen Arts Academy. After a knee injury and an acting career in LA, at 18, Nitzan began writing, directing and producing her own short films. She studied film directing at the Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Four years later, she came back to LA to attend AFI Conservatory’s directing program.