Henrik Schefte (1997) is a Norwegian filmmaker from Trondheim. He has made several low-budget short films, specializing in the horror genre. His previous film, "Sons of Lilith", won the audience award for best medium-length film at MUCEM (Scandinavian Film Festival in Mexico), and was accepted to several other festivals, including Ramaskrik, RIFF, and Telluride Horror Show.

Erik Markus Schuetz was born in 1973 in Germany. He is an actor, known for Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior (2003), The Protector (2005) and Big Game (2014).
At the age of 11, he was trained in gymnastics and Karate. At 16, he also trained in boxing and weight lifting and later became a bouncer, which led to a career in Muay Thai / Kickboxing. He fought as a professional in Thailand, Spain and the United States.

After Graduating in Fine Art Theo Scott’s short animation ‘DoughButt’ was commissioned and broadcast by Channel 4.
While continuing to work on short films Theo has exhibited internationally and published Cartoons in publications such as Britain’s best selling current affairs magazine “Private Eye.”
Theo’s most recent project involved harnessing Machine
Learning algorithms in order to create an experimental and
unprecedented 3D animation for a Mercury Award winning
musician (Gwil Sainsbury of Alt-J)

Cuties was commissioned by the BFI and film hub North as part of a program championing the early careers of ambitious filmmakers working in the visual arts.