Eugene Martin is a writer, director, and producer of independent narrative films and documentaries. His work focuses on issues of at-risk youth, immigration, and urban America. He blends fiction and documentary filmmaking techniques in his work. Martin is a former Sundance Directing Fellow and Sundance Creative Producing Fellow. His films "Two Plus One" and "The Other America" both premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival. Eugene Martin has directed eleven feature films. "Marisol", in release on Amazon, is part of a trilogy of films about immigration in Texas. "Edge City" (introducing and starring Mark Webber), won the Grand Jury Prize at the Hamptons International Film Festival. "Diary of a City Priest" (starring David Morse) was an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival. "The Other America was featured as the Opening Night film at the Slamdance Film Festival. Martin's documentary feature film, "The Anderson Monarchs", was released by Cinedigm as part of the Sundance Institute's Artists Services distribution program to Netflix, iTunes, and Amazon. Major funders include The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), The Independent Television Service (ITVS), The Philadelphia Foundation, The Pew Charitable Trusts, the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, the American Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Sundance Documentary Fund, and Texas Filmmakers. His films have been screened internationally in more than 25 countries. His work has aired on national PBS, The Sundance Channel, and the BBC in the U.K. His films have been screened at the Directors Guild of America, the National Gallery of Art, and at more than 100 film festivals internationally. He holds a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Film from Temple University. He is a member of the Directors Guild of America.

Jaymz Bee’s love affair with film began in a small northern Ontario town, shooting 8 mm backyard movies and charging neighbourhood kids a quarter to star in them. Years later, after a long run directing music videos and TV commercials, Bee turned his lens toward storytelling with heart and humour. During the pandemic he wrote and directed award-winning shorts Wild Music, Beat Speak, and Artists & Aliens—each a playful blend of rhythm, poetry, and wonder. In 2024 he co-wrote his first feature with poet-author Robert Priest. Now in post-production and set for release in 2026, the film continues Bee’s lifelong quest to celebrate imagination, humanity, and the joy of creative collaboration.

A Polish-Greek director and educated philosopher based in Warsaw. A graduate of Drama Directing at the prestigious Theatre Academy in Warsaw and Philosophy at the University of Lodz, he seamlessly bridges different cultures and artistic disciplines. With over two decades of professional experience, Sebastian has directed numerous acclaimed theatrical and opera productions across Poland, earning the prestigious Warsaw Felix Prize. His extensive television career includes directing hundreds of episodes of major national TV series and critically acclaimed TV theatre plays, such as "Coronation," which enjoyed an international festival tour spanning from Budapest and Sofia to Romania. Drawing from his rich theatrical background and dual cultural identity, Sebastian made his feature film debut in 2026 with "LACHTARA-LONGING", a Polish-Greek co-production.