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Monica Suriyage is a biracial, blasian, Afro Latina director and writer. Her first horror film “Black In Red Out” screened at over twenty film festivals and led to her being featured in the documentary “Horror Noire” about the history of black horror, alongside icons like Jordan Peele, Tony Todd and Rachel True. Her digital short form shows on Snapchat and Facebook, music videos and branded beauty campaigns have millions of views online. Monica has also recently joined Fatale Collective, a team of all women horror directors. Her most recent project is a horror short film in collaboration with Netflix and the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival. She likes pretty things, scary things, and pretty scary things.

Daniel Romero (Madrid, 1983).

In 2010 he directed the fantasy short film FEARFUL JOHN that was selected in more than a hundred national and international film festivals and pre-selected for that year Goyas awards. In 2013, he premiered the short movie DON’T LOOK THERE, a horror and haunted house story which successfully toured around more than 100 festivals in the world competing in Seattle International Film Festival –qualifying fest for the Oscar awards- and several European fantastic film festivals that give the Méliès d’ Argent award. CHANGE, released in 2016, has been shown at all kinds of festivals such as Sitges Fantastic Film Festival, Paris International Fantastic Film Festival and Festival Européen du Court Métrage de Bordeaux.

Nowadays, he is combining the preparation for a feature film project- THE DAUGHTERS written by Asier Guerricaechebarría- and his work as part of the direction team of TV series.

Was born in Kaluga, Russia in 1983. In 1995 he shot his first short about animated toy cars’ crash.
In 2006 he graduated from the university to spend the next 10 years in investment banking but left everything for his dream – making movies. After rejection at the film school he decided to start shooting himself.
After a few shorts produced he eventually gathered the crew and began shooting his debut “The Crossing” but had to delay due to the bad weather. One year later he returned to reshoot the story.

Brian L. Tan “BLT” started out as a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic kid who moved more times than he could remember. After living around the world and graduating from UCLA, he launched WRAPAL, the film industry’s first entertainment technology startup that connected filmmakers to film locations (think AirBnB for film).

On top of his entrepreneurship, he has worked in Visual Effects on studio features such as Tron: Legacy, X-Men First Class, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Jack the Giant Slayer, whilst pursuing his own independent films, commercials, and documentaries on the side.

He has directed a few viral videos, was a Top 20 finalist on HBO's Project Greenlight, and has achieved a few festival wins including Conde Nast’s Best Travel Video. His directing has taken him around the world, to more than 110 nations where he has had the chance to see first hand
the ideas and elements that inspire, console, entertain, and unite the people all over the world.

His goal is to tell stories about people and products that reach across borders and ignite passions and imaginations. The most human stories are often the most explosive, which is exactly how he likes to tell them.

Tyler Clair Smith is the co-writer and co-executive producer of the horror film The Incarnation starring Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill, The Hateful Eight) and Taye Diggs (All American, Rent.) Fred Sprinkle is an L.A. commercial director whose award-winning short films search for scraps of daylight in the darkest corners of American society. Together, Fred and Tyler helm Sick Twist Productions, an L.A.-based production house developing a slate of fast-paced genre films with an indie sensibility.

Adam and Nick Hayes are a filmmaking, storytelling, content creating duo. They direct and shoot commercials, multi-content campaigns and narrative based films. Both have over 20 years of experience in the creative industry.

Their films have been screened at prestigious film festivals such as; Cannes, Sundance, LA Shorts, Discover, and the Berlin Commercial Festival. Their commercials have been screened during the NBA finals, the NFL Superbowl, and have graced the billboards of Times Sq and Sunset Boulevard on many occasions.