Adam Loften is a director, editor, cinematographer, and producer for short documentary films that highlight pressing social and environmental issues. His work has been featured on PBS, National Geographic, The Atlantic, and The New York Times.
Andrew Hinton is a filmmaker living in New York city. His films include the award-winning documentary short Amar and Tashi and the Monk.
Ann is a multiple award-winning filmmaker based in Toronto. Her previous films include Four Seasons Mosaic, The Roswell Incident and The Defector: Escape from North Korea. She is currently working on a feature documentary version of the short film My Enemy, My Brother.
Anna Ewert is an award-winning filmmaker from Germany. Her films include Into the Middle of Nowhere, Endless Day, Nadeshda, and 11 Degrees.
Arron Wilder produced the film Shaped by Hand. He owns and operates Table Top Farm, a 4-acre organic vegetable farm located in Point Reyes Station, California.
Writer Azby Brown is an artist and designer living in Japan. He is the author of The Genius of Japanese Carpentry, Small Spaces, The Japanese Dream House, The Very Small Home, and Just Enough: Lessons in living green from traditional Japan.
Ben Hilton is a filmmaker based in London. He works on diverse projects including political documentaries, romantic comedies, podcasts, and feature films.
Brendan Nahmias is a filmmaker from California. Brendan's work includes documentaries, narrative short films, television pilots, web series, music videos, reality programming, and commercials.
Caleb Ferguson is a photographer working in New York City. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Herald Tribune, The Village Voice, and Newsday.
Camille Seaman is an award-winning photographer based in California. Her work has shown in exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe and published in National Geographic, Italian Geo, The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, Outside, Zeit Wissen, Men’s Journal, Camera Arts, Issues, PDN, and American Photo among many others.
Charles Wohlforth is a prize-winning author of numerous books about Alaska. His work includes writing about science and the environment, politics and history, travel, and as-told-to biography. A popular lecturer, he has spoken all over the United States and overseas. His most recent work is The Fate of Nature: Rediscovering our Ability to Rescue the Earth.