Brian Gersten is an award-winning independent documentary filmmaker and non-fiction writer from Chicago. Brian previously graduated from the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, and subsequently interned at Kartemquin Films. His first job in film was as the outreach coordinator for the award-winning documentary "The Trials of Muhammad Ali". Last year, Brian completed a documentary short entitled "The Amazing Mr. Ash", which has been screened at festivals across the country and overseas.
 

Liv Dubendorf is a television veteran and documentary filmmaker. Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she left the north to attend Elon University, where she got her B.A. in Media Arts. She worked her way up the production ladder in LA from associate producer to audio supervisor, working some research jobs in between. She's had the pleasure of seeing her documentaries win awards at festivals, including seeing her film "Win or Lose" win the bronze Student Academy Award.

Geoff Groberg received his B.A. degree from Brigham Young University in 1997 with a major in Film (documentary emphasis) and a minor in Music. Since that time he's worked in various film and media arts related jobs, including several years of freelance work and a few creative projects of his own. Geoff also records and performs bluegrass, celtic, and other styles of traditional acoustic music.