MEGAN BRISCO IS VIDEO MAKER AND PHOTOGRAPHER INTERESTED IN FICTION STORYTELLING. SHE HAS A DEEP INTEREST IN COMING OF AGE AND FEMINIST STORIES.

SHE IS CURRENTLY A STUDENT AT ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PURSUING A MAJOR IN FILM PRODUCTION AND A MINOR IN ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY. MEGAN HAS AN ATTRACTION TO DIRECTING, CINEMATOGRAPHY, AND SCREENWRITING.

BORN AND RAISED IN NEW JERSEY SO CLOSE TO NEW YORK CITY SHE HAS ALWAYS BEEN INDULGED IN ARTS AND CULTURE. FROM A YOUNG AGE SHE HAS ALWAYS BEEN INTERESTED IN ARTS IN ALL DIFFERENT FORMS. IN HIGH SCHOOL SHE EXPERIMENTED WITH DIFFERENT ART FORMS SUCH AS PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO MAKING, FASHION ILLUSTRATION, WOODWORKING AND STUDIO ARTS. SHE KNEW FROM THE BEGINNING OF HIGH SCHOOL THAT SHE WANTED TO GO INTO THE ARTS. STILL TO THIS DAY SHE IS INTERESTED IN EXPERIMENTING IN MORE TYPES OF ART FORMS.

Michigan based director

Erin Broussard is a multifaceted filmmaker whose journey in the industry began with a pivotal role as a production manager on John Fallon's feature film "The Shelter." This experience ignited her passion for filmmaking and propelled her into the realms of writing, directing, and producing.

Quickly establishing herself as a dynamic force in independent cinema, Broussard's producing credits include the feature films "Sunday Girl" and "Presence." Her innate storytelling abilities were also recognized when she served as the story editor on the comic book "Vamped," demonstrating her versatility across different mediums.

Transitioning seamlessly into the director's chair, Broussard showcased her vision and talent with the critically acclaimed short films "Caffeinated" and "Day Trippers," both of which garnered awards and accolades on the festival circuit. Her distinctive style and narrative prowess captivated audiences and industry insiders alike, establishing her as a rising talent to watch.

Currently, Broussard is making waves with her latest short film, "Spooky Crew," which is captivating audiences at festivals around the globe. Simultaneously, she is hitting festivals with her latest short film, "Arson," and fervently working on her feature film directorial debut. With her dedication, creativity, and unwavering commitment to the horror genre, Erin Broussard continues to create beautifully haunting stories that mix comedy and horror in equal measure. Look for her at a festival near you.

Adam Bruynesteyn is a NYC-based filmmaker whose work straddles the line between the absurd and the profound. Specializing in comedy shorts, he also brings a keen eye for storytelling to documentary filmmaking. A professional clown both on and off the screen, his work is infused with a playful irreverence.

His past films include Feedback (2019), Boys Night (2023), 20 Minutes (2023), and most recently, PANOPTICON (2025) and So Long, So Long (2025), two films that showcase his ever-evolving cinematic voice.

Canada based director.

Leticia "Letty" Buchanan is a seasoned producer with over 20 years of experience in the film and television industry. She began her career as an Executive Assistant on CNBC's "Wall Street" with Louis Rukeyser and later worked as a News Associate on "Morning Call." Buchanan also gained experience in front of the camera, covering live events such as New York Fashion Week's Baby Phat Show.

She continued to advance her career, researching and writing for Court TV, and later worked on rights and clearances for the Emmy-winning HBO series "Taxicab Confessions." At The Food Network, Buchanan was promoted to Jib Tech and worked on numerous shows, including "Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve" with Ryan Seacrest.

Currently, Leticia is focused on producing narrative films, music videos, and documentaries. She co-founded Love Your Face Films with Emmy-winning cinematographer, director, and editor Eddie Lebron. Together, they aim to promote diversity and provide opportunities for underrepresented individuals in the media industry.

She is set to make her directorial debut with the upcoming horror-comedy film "Betty," which she also co-wrote. She has also collaborated with Lebron on the sci-fi film "Love and Hatred in MegaWave City," serving as guest director, producer, and co-writer. Additionally, Buchanan contributed to the PBS documentary "The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause" with journalist Tamsen Fadal.

Matteo Burani is an animation director born in Bologna (Italy) in 1991. A self-taught artist, he began his experience in stop-motion in 2010 by founding Studio Croma, where he works as a puppet maker and character designer on various projects.

Experimenting with numerous animated languages, he made his debut as a film director in 2017 with music videos, commercials and shortfilms.He is currently responsible for overseeing the puppet department at Studio Croma and handles the writing and directing of all projects.