Ana Genís is a licensee in Visual Communication in the UPV. She has worked in a couple of documentaries, Our Emma (Ireland) and No Djunta Mom (Guine-Bissau) as a camera and editor. Narcobot is her first film as a director.

Victoria Barranco is an animator, digital artist, and CG generalist from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She currently resides in Boston, MA, where she recently completed a BFA in media arts and animation at Northeastern University. She is interested in animation’s ability to highlight serious issues in a friendly, engaging way and has a passion for creating cute characters, engaging narratives, and snappy animation for others to enjoy. When not making art and animation, she enjoys singing and playing the piano, drinking iced matcha lattes, and talking about cats.

Katariin Mudist is an animation artist from Tallinn, Estonia. My works are best described by absurdity and humour. I find it fascinating to capture seemingly pointless nuances of everyday life. I get inspiration from mythology and other nutty texts and visuals. I graduated from the Media and Advertisement Design department in the Pallas University of Applied Sciences and have studied animation at Moholy- Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest.

Wu-Ching Chang recently studied MA. Experimental Animation at Royal College of Art, UK. She graduated with a B.F.A. New Media Art at Taipei National University of the Arts in 2015. She has worked as a freelance artist in animation and illustration for 9 years, and she’s also worked as a concept and cinematic artist in the game industry for 3 years. Her animation short film ‘Mother’ won  K. T. Creativity Award for quality and the best visual effects award at the 4C Digital Content Awards. The film has been selected for 17 film festivals and screened in film festivals in USA, UK, Romania, India, France, and Greece.

Raymond Limantara Sutisna is a serial workaholic who happens to enjoy cartoons and design. A graduate from Nanyang Technological University’s School of Art, Design and Media, his work draws from the energy of youth, nature and animation. In his spare time, he tries to maintain a healthy work-life balance. His other hobbies include growing a beard and daydreaming.

Phoebe Morrison is a female animation student at UCA Farnham. i am increasingly interested in exploring the processes of mixed media animation, such as exploring cut out, pixilation, under the camera work and more recently the potential of sewn animation. I also hope to explore the movement of the human body more within my animation as the human body is expressive and I would like to see what animation can do with it.

Fu Yang worked on several theatrical productions being an actor, a scenic designer, and a motionographer during her college years. Later on, she studied her MFA in Film Animation at the Academy of Art University. Before graduate, she achieved her ambition to produce her experimental stop-motion short of her own. She embraces pushing boundaries with science and technology through her art. Experimentation and exploration, in any art form, help to enhance the stories that we tell.

Ya-Lin Yu is a filmmaker originally from Taichung in Taiwan, raised by grandparent, a traditional Asian family. Finished his Bachelors of Science in Computer Simulation and Design from Shih Chien University, and recently graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design.

Luca Cioci is a filmmaker and visual artist from Italy. He recently graduated with a BFA in Animation from CalArts and currently resides in Los Angeles working as a multi-disciplinary freelancer and developing his personal projects.

Sacha grew up in Brussels and did his study of Master degree in film directing at Institut des Art de Diffusion (Belgium). “Where To Dig” is his graduate film.

Javad Zahmatkesh was born in Mazandaran Province, Iran in 1970. He is an anthropology candidate in Central Tehran Branch Islamic Azad University and is interested in Visual Anthropology.

Adrien Guerrero was born in Barranquilla (Colombia) on October 7, 1997. He is currently a student of graphic design and architecture at the Universidad del Norte and Universidad del Atlántico, respectively. As director and audiovisual producer, Pango Tales corresponds to the first step of his career and his first approach to cinema.

Nofar Schweitzer graduated Bezalel Academy animation department and is a freelance animator and editor based in Jerusalem. Her film “You used to bring me flowers” is her graduation film she created during her animation studies.

Annette Daniels Taylor is a storyteller using multiple disciplines to share creative visions of American public history. Annette’s practice includes performance, poetry, video, sound, and vocals. A 2018-19 New York State Public Humanities fellow, a 2016-18 Arthur A. Schomburg fellow, and MFA Candidate with the Department of Media Study, SUNY University at Buffalo. A lead teaching artist with Young Audiences, Underground Railroad Residency of Western New York program. A native of Staten Island, New York with roots in North and South Carolina.