Ron Goldman / Editor & Scriptwriter
Ron Goldman has been working as a freelance editor and scriptwriter since graduating from the Sam Spiegel Film & Television School in 1998.
Specializing in documentary feature films, he has edited and co-scriptwrited the Israeli Academy award winner Children of the Sun (70 min., 2007), and the acclaimed prize-winning documentaries Unmistaken Child (100 min., 2008) Brides of the Desert (85 min., 2007), In Satmar custody (70 min., 2003) The Inner Tour (95 min., 2001) and Martin (50 min., 1999).
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Hubert was born in a village of Tyrol, Austrian Alps. He lived in Great Britain, Italy, the USA, and since ten years in France. He studied film directing in Vienna (Univ. of Performing Arts) and in Paris (Univ. de Paris VIII.) and graduated B.A.(Mag. art). Hubert teaches film classes in Europe and USA. The last two documentaries he wrote and directed were awarded twelve International Film Prizes.
Renegade Pictures - EDITORIAL DIRECTOR
Documentary filmmaker internationally renowned, Nicolas Philibert was born in 1951 in Nancy (France). After studying philosophy, he turned to film and became an assistant director, notably for René Allio, Alain Tanner and Claude Goretta. 
Born in 1970 in Antwerp, Belgium / Graduated from Camera Obscura School of Arts (1994). 
Maziar Bahari is an award winning documentary filmmaker and journalist. He was born in Tehran in 1967 and started film making at the age of 16. He moved to Canada in 1988 to study film and political science. Since then he has made feature documentaries and news reports for international broadcasters.
C.E.O - Pieter Van Huystee Film / The Netherlands
A prominent Tunisian producer, head of Nomadis Images in Tunisia, producer and line producer for several international productions.
Gordey has an M.A in Philosophy studies and an MA in Sociology studies. 
Sandi DuBowski is the Producer of a new film called A Jihad for Love, directed by Parvez Sharma, about the global struggle of Islam and homosexuality. A Jihad for Love had a World Premiere at The 2007 Toronto International Film Festival, a European launch at the upcoming 2008 Berlin Film Festival as the Opening Film of Panorama Dokumente, and a U.S. theatrical release in May 2008 with First Run Features launching at IFC Center.
PARVEZ SHARMA (Director/Producer A Jihad for Love) is a gay and Muslim filmmaker who was born and raised in India and has been educated in the UK and the US, where he currently lives in New York. 'A Jihad for Love' is his debut feature and it has been screening around the world and premiered at Toronto in 2007 and Berlin in 2008.
Paul Pauwels studied at RITCS film school in Brussels where he got his degree as director and producer. He worked as production manager and unit manager in feature film production until 1987, when he founded his own production company: Periscope Productions.
Lucinda Broadbent has eighteen years experience as a director of UK and international documentaries for Channel 4, BBC, Scottish Television, Sky etc. Her prizes include Amnesty International's Media Award and ECHO Human Rights Award. Lucinda's documentaries have been screened at film festivals from Edinburgh to London, USA, Australia, Hong Kong and Brazil.
Producer / director, of over 30 documentaries; Co-Founder and Director of Faction Films Ltd. 1982; Co-Founder Mondial Online & Mondial Television with Alan Fountain 1995 – 2000; Board Member of London Film and Video Development Agency 1995 –2003 ; Director of The Other Cinema 1982; Member of BAFTA. Currently directing (2006/7) Che – a feature documentary on Korda’s Guerillero Heroico for ARTE, NetFlix and Fortissimo.
Laura Poitras received an Academy Award and Independent Spirit Award nomination for her 2006 documentary My Country, My Country (90 min. 35mm). Laura spent 8 months working alone in Iraq following the story of Dr. Riyadh, a Sunni doctor and father of six.
A film producer Owner and Director of ZEBRA PRODUCCIONES and founding partner of Sales Company LATIDO FILMS. Credits include award winning films such as “En la ciudad sin límites” by Antonio Hernández, “Rencor” by Miguel Albaladejo, “Salomé” by Carlos Saura; box office successes like “Dos Tipos Duros” by Juan Martinez Moreno,“Di que si” by Juan Calvo , and experimental movies like “Síndrome” by Liberto Rabal .
Dunja Gry Jensen was educated as a screenwriter at the National Danish Film School, 1996. She's been working as an episode writer and a script editor on three prime time television series and has been the writer and co-writer of several features and shorts.
Born 1969. Graduated from the National Film School of Denmark, 1997 in documentary and television studies. Lecturer at the National Film School of Denmark. Worked for DR TV, where he made "Partiet" / "The Party" (2000) and "Supergeil" (1997-1998).
Maaik Krijgsman is a documentary filmmaker from Amsterdam - the Netherlands. After his University degrees in Psychology and Literature he decided to change course in his career and become a filmmaker.
Srdjan Fink is a film and video editor based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and specialized in Human Rights Documentary for cinema and television. Srdjan has graduated in 2002 as an Avid editor at Netherlands Film and Television Academy in Amsterdam. Apart from his academic background, he has more than 10 years of experience within the film and television post-production industry, both as an Avid and Final Cut Pro editor. Many of his films won prestigious Dutch and international awards at the various film festivals.
A documentary film director, Born on July 19, 1961 in Leningrad.
Filmmaker and Human Rights Activist
Born 1973 in Warsaw. Studied law and Polish philology at the Warsaw University.
Director & Cinematographer
Taco Ruighaver (The Netherlands, 29 March 1964) is director of the Movies that Matter Foundation and head of program of the Movies that Matter Festival in The Hague, The Netherlands (the Amnesty International Film Festival).
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