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Co-Director, Producer, Cinematographer

Chris is an Emmy nominated (and regional Emmy winning) documentary filmmaker. He has worked closely with Robert Kenner, including being a cinematographer on the Oscar nominated Food, Inc. He then went on to work as Director of Photography on the Emmy winning documentary series, Intervention. Chris has collaborated with many award winning filmmakers, including Oscar winner Jessica Yu, Stacey Peralta and John Chester.

Co-Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor

Bryan Tucker is a three-time regional Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker. His debut feature documentary, Closure (2013), aired nationally and streamed on Netflix and Hulu. Bryan has collaborated with VICE, PBS, the Seattle Seahawks, and The Guardian, among others. His 2021 short documentary Flat Town premiered at the New Orleans Film Festival and aired nationally on PBS. His latest short, Savi the Cat, screened at Tribeca Film Festival, AFI Fest, and Hot Docs.

Producer, Cinematographer

Brian is an award winning filmmaker with credits on six feature length documentary films including as camera operator, editor, co-producer, and producer. Two of these films gained international distribution through Summit Entertainment, and two others released through Hulu and Twitch.tv. With a background in recording live and in studio music, Brian has over 20 years of experience in creative production.

Musician

Mike co-wrote and performed the original song “We’ve Been Here Before (A Dream Don’t Come Easy)”, featured in the film. The song will be available on all streaming platforms August 31, 2024. Edel has over 6 million cross-platform streams and has been featured on ABC’s American Idol, extensively on CBC and CBC q, on Sirius XM’s The Verge, The Loft, North Americana and CBC Radio 3 and played hundreds of shows and festivals across North America and in Europe. Find his other music at mikeedel.com.

Editorial Consultant

Kristina is an award-winning film editor, producer, writer, and story consultant working in San Francisco. With Homeroom (2021), Home is a Hotel (2023), Fruits of Labor (2021), First Vote (2020), Midnight Traveler (2019) and After Tiller (2013), Motwani's verité documentary style strives to give intimate portraits of real people. These films were honored with Peabody, Emmy and festival awards.