Raised in a military family, Shaun has spent most of his life traveling the world. His undergraduate thesis film, "Home Front," explored that life, and was given the Director's Choice Award at Temple University's Next Frame International Film Festival. His short film, "Home Movie," was awarded Honorable Mention for Best Experimental Film at the Tambakos Film Festival and Video Competition. Shaun has also served as editor and assistant director for NBC.

Shaun is presently living in New Brunswick, New Jersey, while pursuing an MFA in Documentary Filmmaking at City College in New York.

Zak is an independent film producer working out of New York, who recently wrapped the spring production of the short film 'Salutatorian'. He is a graduate of Hampshire College, and has lived in Brooklyn the past year.

When he's not producing, Zak works production assistance on larger films throughout the city, making vital industry connections. Zak enjoys comic books as well as the efficient use of donor money, and plans to leave the earth before he dies.

J Wilder Konschak is a screenwriter currently residing in Harlem, New York. After writing over twenty episodes of the campus television series, Darwin's Kids, Wilder concluded his Hampshire College education writing and directing the film "A Kingdom by the Sea."

He has been a top ten finalist in Scr(i)pt Magazine's Open Door Screenwriting Competition, sponsored by Dimension Films; a top four finalist in the Fifth Annual BlueCat Screenwriting Competition, founded by screenwriter Gordy Hoffman; a semi-finalist in 2003's prestigious Chesterfield Writer's Film Project Screenwriting Fellowship, sponsored by Paramount Pictures; and is presently a finalist in the American Accolades Screenwriting Competition.

Benni currently works as the Interactive Producer at Fountainhead Creative Inc, a 15-year old company specializing in media production. Clients have included The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, IFP, and Emeril Lagasse, just to name a few. Most recently, Fountainhead finished work on "Quattro Noza," a feature length film that won Best Cinematography at the Sundance Film Festival in 2003.

Benni spends his off hours editing short films and videos as well as designing motion graphics for each. Recently completed projects include "Before Z," a 30-minute DVD intended to teach children the ABCs, and "Anniversary Dinner," a 15-minute experimental narrative that is currently surfing the festival circuit.

Alli Hartley was born and raised in North Scituate, Rhode Island. She graduated from Hampshire College in Massachusetts, with a degree in film and writing. While there she became active in producing, acting, and writing for the campus television show Darwin's Kids.

She enjoys long trips to the video store and mocking her coworkers.