About Julio P.

Julio is a director and DP with over six years of professional experience in film and television production. Focus on directing and cinematography for documentaries, commercials, and branded content. He has recently produced and directed commercials and films for brands such as MasterCard, Daimler, McDonald's, Canada Dry, Interface, Snapple, National Bank of Australia, Stanley Black and Decker among many others. His passion for filmmaking has taken him to work on projects all over the world including countries such as Australia, Germany, Italy, China, EAU, Taiwan, India, Colombia, Chile, Brazil and all over the US. Julio has an eye for real authentic moments as he believes this is what makes documentaries and films special, but he is also a strong believer in the power of beautiful and cinematic visuals.

About David Z.

With a background in video journalism, my run-and-gun philosophies and documentary-style work as a cameraman, cinematographer, and editor have allowed my to bring value across multiple realms of filmmaking. Upon completing my last gig as a documentary filmmaker in Washington state, I now work for Atlanta United, shooting both long and short-form content for their first and second team.

About KRISTIAN M.

Kristian Melom is an award-winning director, cinematographer and editor of documentaries, podcasts and branded content. His work has screened at film festivals internationally and recently been published by Short of the Week, BOOOOOOOM TV, Aeon, Canal 180, Directors Notes and The Bitter Southerner. In 2018 Kristian won an emmy for his camera work on the documentary Martha's Race. He is based somewhere between Atlanta, Asheville and New York City.

About Keith T.

Keith Terrell is a director, writer and producer whose credits include music videos, commercials, television, film and live broadcast productions. Over the past several years, the Los Angeles native has gained a wealth of experience working alongside some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry as a First Assistant Director. Most notably, he was Ava Duvernay’s A.D. for the groundbreaking Jay Z music video/short film Family Feud. Keith has also run sets for other top-selling artists, including T.I., Tyga and Blake Shelton. As Keith’s reel continues to grow, he’s placed a special focus on creating engaging content that showcases the diversity of minority communities--highlighting strong, positive images that debunk many outdated media stereotypes. His first narrative film, Penny For Your Thought, centers on the harsh reality that domestic violence can have on a girl who witnesses her mother’s abusive relationship and tries to intervene. He hopes to bring awareness to the epidemic and encourage those in abusive relationships to get help. It premiered at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood in 2016. His latest project, Raincoat is now streaming on Amazon Prime and deals with the harsh realities of many young black mails in the inner city who are searching for their identity while being courted by many vices and evils. In addition to his professional goals, Keith has a personal goal of helping the next generation of content creators. Knowing that many inner-city kids don’t have exposure to entertainment industry careers, he began teaching film at New Earth, an L.A. High School for troubled teens. He plans to expand his efforts by setting up a continuation program that teaches students how to apply for roles “on set” and build successful careers.

About Diamonde W.

With almost 10 years of experience, Diamonde Williamson is the Executive Producer at third &wonder production house - a full service video production and strategy company serving entrepreneurs, experts, enterprises and creatives. Clients include Essence, Procter & Gamble, Google, OWN and more. As the Chief Creative Officer, Diamonde is responsible for developing and teaching video strategy, leading client productions and pitching tv and digital series projects.

About Jeb B.

An Alabama born, raised, and educated filmmaker, Jeb Brackner is passionate about cinematic storytelling. He studied film and psychology at the University of Alabama and is based in Atlanta, Georgia. He is an award-winning director of both documentary and narrative short films, and he's an Emmy-nominated producer.

About Keith L.

About Philip K.

About Brian C.

I’ve been crafting stories through film & photography for over a decade. I've worked in all sorts of environments, from impoverished war-torn countries to multimillion dollar homes with celebrities. If you need additional crew I can facilitate that.

About Ken A.

Ken is director and main camera operator for NBC WPSD television show On The Hunt For Treasures. Ken also edits the show in Final Cut. Ken is also a photographer and music composer, and is easy to work and friendly.

About Daniel S.

About Monica V.

Director/producer/editor based in Atlanta and San Francisco. I'm the co-owner of a production company called Xerophile Studios.

About David W.

Thanks to his creative profile and his passion for directing, in his 15 years of experience in the entertainment industry, David has obtained different recognitions and awards locally and internationally. His passion not only constantly leads him to train in the latest technologies and software in the industry, but also in the search for new challenges and adventures such as filming only with his camera and drone through the American Continent in the award-winning documentary “Amarukan, El Retorno de la Pachamama. "Released in theaters and with more than a million views on YouTube. Best Nature / Travel Film, in NY-USA and Best Film in Oaxaca-Mexico (2021). He is currently Director at Townhouse LATAM and GREY Ecuador. His vision, knowledge in marketing, his strong storytelling of written and visual stories, his ability to execute creative decisions under pressure and with tight deadlines, his communication in English and Spanish, have led him to film projects for international brands such as Directv, Continental Tire, Dulcolax, Samsung, Claro, Holcim, etc. Obtaining prizes like the Condor and Effie. He has also directed important commercials for the region under the creativity of another famous agency like Ogilvy Argentina. His love for cinema has led him to develop a new fiction project, he is currently working on the post-production of his next film "Macabre Tales". In Spain, David collaborated in the production of the "Proyecta Awards" 3rd Edition in Barcelona, ​​recognition of the most outstanding Marketing campaigns of the Spanish film industry, and also participated in the UNION DE CINEASTAS, a group dedicated to promoting local film consumption. Director, producer and scriptwriter of the feature film for one of the most popular soccer teams in Ecuador, Barcelona Sporting Club. Working closely with the soccer superstar Ronaldinho on the documentary "Noche Amarilla La Película." Released in cinemas and obtaining Official Selection at the FICTS Festival in Nice-France (2017). He worked in the Marketing and Promotions areas of Ecuavisa, one of the most important TV network in Ecuador as a copy-writer. Carrying out successful advertising campaigns for the channel's image and revenue. He also co-wrote the official musical theme for Unicef's Niño Esperanza. David holds a Master Degree in Film Financing, Exploitation, Distribution and Marketing Strategies. Graduated from ESCAC, a center attached to the Universitat De Barcelona, Spain. Graduated in the career of Realization and Acting at INCINE, Quito-Ecuador.

About Cydney T.

Cydney Tucker is a journalist and documentary director/producer currently based in Atlanta, Georgia. She has written, produced, and directed films for a variety of legacy and digital media organizations including CBS News, NBC News, Al Jazeera International, and RYOT. Her latest projects include two films for The New York Times Presents’ Hulu/FX documentary series, and a short film, Rebyrth. Her work has been featured in several festivals including SXSW, New Orleans Film Festival, Indie Memphis Film Festival, and Idlewild Film Festival. She was recently awarded a grant from the Sundance Institute and the International Documentary Association to support her latest project, House of Tulip.

About Nolan H.

Hi! My name is Nolan Huber-Rhoades. I am an award-winning Director, Cinematographer, and Video Journalist who focuses on stories of resistance and liberation movements—particularly in the US South. I am a Ph.D. Candidate who has spent the last 5 years studying Narrative Paradigm Theory and asking questions about how we can use film, psychology, and social science to disrupt oppression and tell paradigm-shifting stories? As a director and cinematographer, I bring a revolutionary perspective to each story by approaching everything through the lenses of antiracism, feminism, queer liberation, and prison abolition. In addition to receiving awards at film festivals, my work has been featured in Rolling Stone, NPR, Flood Magazine, Vinyl Mag, Ghetto Blaster Magazine, and many smaller publications. I have directed, shot, and/or covered projects for organizations such as The Debt Collective, Raise Up the South, Pineapple Street Studios and Hulu, R2ise Theatre, PBS, Al Jazeera, More Perfect Union, The Mainline, Linqua Franqa, Ernest Jenning Record Company, The Real Young Prodigy's, and more.

About Steven B.

Steve Ball pioneered by forecasting the niche markets of Black media consumers. He made inroads into Blockbuster in the 90s with his feature films and remixed his success and moved his movie products online early, reading the winds of change. In many ways, his work echoes the Blaxploitation films of the 70s. Like a number of the films, Blacks directed and produced in the underground heyday Balls’ dramas had a moral core beneath the gangster trappings. His best work featured sharp dialogue that probed ethical dilemmas. Now, Mr. Ball is taking his savvy into micro-markets; channeling his narrative savvy and street smarts to the constant appetites of the audience he knows so well.

About Vante G.

About Mya-Breyana M.

Mya-Breyana Morton is a director and cinematographer based in Atlanta, Ga. She began her career as the cinematographer and co-producer for a short horror film entitled, Auntie, which was a viral hit and has since gained over 800,000 views online. Her student films, What Remains of Emily, Proud, and The Traveler had a successful domestic and international festival run, collectively winning eight awards. She was also the recent recipient of the Independent Film Trailblazer Award presented by the Black LGBT Film Festival. Her main goal in her career is to create films that resonate with people in new and exciting ways. Her approach to doing so is by educating herself on the craft of filmmaking and storytelling and simple trial and error.