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Born in 1976, Sarah Vanagt works and lives in Brussels. Between 1994 and 1998, she studied history at the universities of Antwerp, Sussex and Groningen. She then studied at the National Film and Television School (UK), in the documentary department.
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Liz Miller is an award winning documentary maker interested in new approaches to community collaborations and media as a way to connect personal stories to larger social concerns. Liz is a professor in Communications Studies at Concordia University in Montreal and provides training to human rights and women’s organizations in media production, digital storytelling, and media advocacy. |
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Mathilde Dratwa has worked as an actor, writer and director in Belgium, France, England, Spain, Russia, Sri Lanka and the USA. She’s a co-leader of the FilmShop collective, a member of the Independent Film School’s writer-director lab and an alumna of Cambridge University and Drama Centre London. She teaches for the Shakespeare Society, the New Victory and the Roundabout Theatre. “Escape from Garden Grove” was a play before it was a film. It was produced in seven theatre festivals in New York and in Norway, and selected for the Last Frontier Theater Conference in Alaska. It is published by Lazy Bee Scripts. The film was a top ten finalist in the Sundance Channel Shorts Contest, and Victoria Blankenship won an award as Best Actress in a Supporting Role from the Barcelona Film Festival.
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Françoise Levie, director, producer and author wrote and directed documentaries that associate fiction, historical research and archives.
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AIB is one of India’s premiere comedy collectives. We do comedy in podcasts, sketches and stand up!
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Madhureeta Anand was born in New Delhi and attended Delhi University, New Delhi, India. After graduating from Film School in 1992, she worked with various television companies where she directed films and features for television networks in India and Britain. In 1995, she formed her first independent venture Design Classics of India that explored ideas, symbols and objects that originated in the sub continent. Subsenquently she directed many documentary films and series, spanning a variety of genres. Many of her films have been telecast on international channels like BBC, Channel 4, Discovery and National Geographic.
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Houda Lakhdar studied film in Morocco.
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Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani are French filmmakers living in Brussels. They have co-directed all of their films.
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Ann Sirot and Raphaël Balboni have worked together since 2008. They like to create an edgy world in their films.
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Danijela Stanojevic is a recognized journalist who is actively fighting for human rights. The movie “Language, gender and sex“ was created as an activist act, in the hope of creating a free and democratic society.
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