Harper Steele is an Emmy-winning veteran comedy writer and producer, most known for her thirteen years with Saturday Night Live where she eventually became the head writer. After leaving SNL, Steele took over as Creative Director of the comedy website Funny or Die, started by her friends Adam McKay and Will Ferrell. While at Funny or Die, Steele wrote the films, Casa De Mi Padre, Deadly Adoption, and Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. Steele is the subject of the documentary Will & Harper, which chronicles a road-trip the friends take across America for the first time since Harper’s transition.

Award-winning filmmaker/author Laurent Bouzereau directed “Music by John Williams” and “Faye,” a feature documentary on Faye Dunaway, and is currently in production on the feature documentary “Jaws @ 50.” His credits include the documentary “Timeless Heroes: Indiana Jones & Harrison Ford”; the documentary “Mama’s Boy,” based on the memoir by Dustin Lance Black; “Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind”; and the acclaimed series “Five Came Back.”  He is the author of several books on cinema, including Steven Spielberg: The First Ten Years, the upcoming De Palma Decade, Hitchcock: Piece by Piece, and The Art of Bond.  Bouzereau and his producing partner Markus Keith run Nedland Media.

Named by The New York Times, “America’s foremost visual chronicler of the plutocracy,” Emmy® Award–winning filmmaker/photographer Lauren Greenfield has explored consumerism, youth culture, and gender through films (The Kingmaker, Generation Wealth, The Queen of Versailles, Thin) and photography books (Generation Wealth, Fast Forward, Girl Culture), sparking international dialogue on critical social issues. Her viral Super Bowl ad, #LikeAGirl, was voted by Ad Age readers “the greatest Superbowl spot of all time.”  Greenfield and her partner, Frank Evers are co-producing a Broadway musical based on her documentary The Queen of Versailles, with music by Stephen Schwartz, starring Kristin Chenoweth (2025).

Eric Goode is an American entrepreneur, conservationist and Emmy-nominated filmmaker. He is the founder of the Turtle Conservancy, a non-profit global conservation organization whose mission is to preserve and protect natural ecosystems, focusing on turtles and tortoises and their habitats, for the benefit of humanity and the Earth’s biological diversity. The conservancy has helped to protect over 100,000 acres of wild land around the world.  His conservation work has been profiled on 60 MINUTES, NEW YORKER, NEW YORK TIMES, WALL STREET JOURNAL and NPR, as well as, highlighted in the feature documentary film, RACING EXTINCTION. 

Jeremy McBride is a seasoned documentary filmmaker and entrepreneur, renowned for his groundbreaking work on TIGER KING as part of Goode Films, which captivated audiences worldwide. Persisting in their study of the connections between humans and animals, Goode Films’ latest endeavor CHIMP CRAZY, is a four-part exploration delving into the intricate world of human-chimpanzee relationships. With over a decade of experience with family offices, McBride has been instrumental in international real estate development and investment strategies. His expertise spans the media, hospitality, and real estate technology sectors, where he has successfully overseen and originated numerous groundbreaking projects.

R.J. Cutler is an award-winning documentary filmmaker who has directed such films as Martha, Elton John: Never Too Late, Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry, BELUSHI,The September Issue, and A Perfect Candidate. He has produced such films as The War Room, Thin, Listen to Me Marlon, The Disappearance of Shere Hite, and Karol G: Tomorrow Was Beautiful. For television, Cutler has produced such shows as American High, Dear…, Big Vape, Murf the Surf, and Fight for Glory. Cutler is the founder of This Machine, an LA-based production company specializing in the development and production of premium documentary content.