About Elise H.

I'm a producer specializing in the intersection of science, politics and culture. UnderCurrent Productions stories weave in-depth interview and stunning visuals into dramatic tales about the human condition and our shared environment.

About Nicholas D.

Experienced Documentary Producer with credits for ​Netflix Original Series, Maysles Films, MTV, Global Broadcast News, and Feature Films that have screened at ​Hot Docs, SXSW, The Berlin Film Festival, ​and The Hong Kong International Film Festival. ​I am a ​strong self-shooter and have filmed across the planet in Bhutan, The Philippines, the UK, and Europe. I create content that approaches subjects with empathy, inspires audiences to take action, and contributes to a global conversation. ​Areas of interest include: Anthropology, Industry, and the future of humanity.

About Michael P.

I am the co-founder and executive producer of Reframe, a creative content agency founded on the belief that stories can change the world. We are a team of change-makers, do-gooders, pioneers, and mavericks aimed at creating engaging and inspiring content through meticulous research and strategy, artful storytelling, and captivating audience engagement. We collaborate with a roster of directors, technologists, designers, strategists, and producers to create powerful content for a global audience. We specialize in film and video, research and strategy, campaign design and branding, and experience design. During our team’s tenure, we have produced award-winning multi-platform content and campaigns for a range of brands and organizations, large and small. Some our team’s past notable clients include: the New York Times, Red Cross, AT&T, Viacom, the United Nations, Malala Fund, and Alicia Keys’ We Are Here Foundation.

About Dana C.

About Spencer W.

Spencer is a two-time Emmy Award & two-time Peabody Award winning producer, director and showrunner with over ten years of television and film experience. Most recently he’s been producing a series of separate documentary projects for ABC covering a range of topics from the British Royal family to the Branch Davidians at Waco. In 2017, with Hock Films he produced “Worldbeaters,” a "30 for 30" documentary film about the Little League World Series. Past projects as founder and executive producer of Wilking Productions have included outlets like the New York Times, NPR, VICE Media, Wall Street Journal, Esquire Network and the Weather Channel. Spencer received a 2017 duPont Award as a producer on "Let It Fall: L.A. 1982-1992," an ABC documentary film about the L.A. riots directed by Oscar-winner John Ridley. As a director Spencer’s work has included “The Last Word,” a short form doc series for the History Channel marking the 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. He interviewed 26 remaining veteran survivors on a range of issues from PTSD to Japanese internment camps. He also directed “Toxic Lake,” a digital documentary project for the Weather Channel about Florida’s Lake Okeechobee, Big Sugar and a toxic algae menacing the Sunshine State. It received the 2017 Society for Professional Journalists Award for Best Digital Feature. Prior to those directing projects, Spencer was the senior producer for the Murrow Award-winning "ASPIREist," a cross platform millennial docu-news series, that appeared on the USA Network, Flipboard and YouTube in April 2016, and renewed for a second series on CNN in 2017. In 2014 and 2015, Spencer was a co-executive producer at ABC's Lincoln Square Productions serving as the showrunner for "Watt's World," a 13-episode series which aired on the Travel Channel. Prior to that, Spencer produced features, breaking news and investigative reports for ABC News. In 2012 he co-produced "Bluegrass Kingdom," a documentary for Turner Sports about the legacy of the University of Kentucky basketball program. He spent almost five years at "HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel" and began his career in journalism as a radio producer for WNYC's "The Brian Lehrer Show." Spencer graduated from Tulane University with a B.A. and M.A. in History, and has a M.S. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

About Melissa P.

I've traveled the world on shoots; coordinated crews both in studio and on location; managed small documentary teams and large remote teams where the staff was spread out across the country and north of the border. Juggling many balls in the air at the same time is my specialty and doing so in a calm manner with a sense of humor is my trademark. To say I love what I do for a living is an understatement. I truly enjoy every stage of television production and have experience from researching an idea, to filming that idea, editing that idea and seeing it through to delivery. I've worn almost every hat in the business and love being given a show and seeing it from idea to realization to watching it on the air! I especially like doing the organizing - coordinating a series - managing multiple shows at one time and keeping everyone moving forward. The fun has never stopped and I feel very lucky to do what I do. Specialties: Producing - all aspects - Field, Coordinating, Post; Production Management; Post Production Supervising

About Mark B.

BYB Pictures is a full service video production company founded in 2016 and run by three lifelong best friends. BYB brings a unique, honest, and people first approach to each of its projects. With a constant desire to keep learning, our team has been fortunate to work in both the commercial and entertainment industries with great partners that include award winning ad agencies, political campaigns, non-profits, start-ups, international media companies, liquor brands, schools, entrepreneurs, and more. The BYB team has taken on many roles for its various clients, ranging from concept development, script writing, pre and post production, coloring and sound design, the full production process, aerial cinematography, sound, lighting, audio, camera, etc., our team can do it all.

About Rony C.

My peers and colleagues often describe me as a newshound. Since 2007, I have contributed and launched local and national platforms (print, online, TV, and radio ) through reporting, producing, and project management. My specialties are helping organizations stimulate audience engagement and growth through digital and social media using native and targeted campaigns. I am passionate about storytelling and news coverage because I believe that journalists are the first draft writers of history and find it an invaluable public service to inform the public in with accurate info. In my spare time, I am an advocate for two significant causes close to my heart. One is creating more diverse newsrooms and coverage across the country through my involvement with the Boston and Southern New England Chapters of the National Association of Black Journalists, Inc. Second is helping the community of Grand-Goave, Haiti, through the work of the Be-Like-Brit Foundation, a non-profit that operates a Children's home and health clinic there established after the 2010 Earthquake. Lastly, I am passionate of all things aviation, and I am studying to get a private pilot's and drone operator license. You can find more about me by visiting my website at ronycamille.com.

About Joshua B.

My name is Joshua Berman and I am a filmmaker with over 10 years of video experience. My passion is telling stories in a unique way often looking at something from new angles. My video work has aired on NBC News, Democracy Now, Vice News, Fox 25 Boston, and Aljazeera. I was quite honored to have received two awards for my documentary film making including an award directly from Robert Redford. I filmed dozens of video projects including live studio productions, short films, documentaries, a music video for an America’s Got Talent finalist, instructional and marketing videos, and a PSA.

About Tom F.

I am an experienced electronic cinematographer whose resume is heavily weighted with networks news magazine show and corporate credits. I see myself as a content creator for producers who are telling stories either with acute national/international impact or for employees and clients. Over my career I have travelled extensively and shot many high profile interviews with presidents and celebrities. However, what I remember most are the assignments that allowed me to photograph the stories of everyday people who found themselves in extraordinary circumstances such as Stephanie in Los Angeles who was learning to walk again after having both legs amputated above the knee after a tragic car accident.

About Dawn E.

With a rich career that spans video game programming to landscape design to producing indie films, Dawn commands formidable project management and creative skill sets. Dawn is principal manager of Blue Cormorant, LLC, a production company formed to augment other teams with a wide range of production and postproduction services. She previously founded the multi-disciplinary design consultancy Zizzia, Inc. in 2011 before returning to Harvard in 2014 for her ALB, and winning the Annamae and Allen R. Crite Prize for dedication to learning and the arts in 2018. She also studied filmmaking as a Special Student at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University, in affiliation with the Committee on Film & Visual Studies. In her spare time, she covers community events for local access cable television, makes art films, wallows around in swamps photographing birds, writes about visual literacy and photojournalism ethics, herds cats, and makes garden space for plants that follow her home. Still portfolio http://www.dawnepstein.com

About Edward S.

Based out of Connecticut, Edward has produced content for Gatorade, CT Tourism, Selective Insurance, and many more business throughout the country. His work ranges from commercial docu-style, branded, and informative content to short and feature films. He lives and breathes production!

About Harry D.

Harry Dwinell is a multimedia artist with professional experience as a photographer, videographer, director, editor, and drone operator (licensed). After his time as a Peace Corps volunteer in The Gambia, Harry received his Masters in Media Studies at The New School in addition to completing their Documentary Film program. In completing his masters, Harry directed and edited a short form (23-minute) documentary concerning the Peace Corps. The film looks to create a dialogue concerning the issues of the Peace Corps and push against the organization's curated image with hopes of potential reform. Currently, Harry is living in Vermont seeking work as a video editor, drone operator, photographer, or videographer. He is willing and eager to travel for work.