​​A screenwriter and director with a decade of experience, Aron Cagan explores family dynamics and the chaos of modern life, inspired by his close-knit Jewish upbringing. After earning a degree from the Los Angeles Film School, he honed his craft alongside an acclaimed screenwriter. As an award-winning writer, Aron continues to push creative boundaries while drawing inspiration from his roles as a husband and father. 

​​Los Angeles native Yoni Coen discovered his passion for visual storytelling while editing videos as a teenager. A graduate of the Los Angeles Film School, Yoni’s work is inspired by cinematic legends like Roger Deakins and Wes Anderson. With over a decade of experience, he’s crafted visuals for commercials, documentaries, and feature films, highlighting talents like Diana Ross and Wiz Khalifa.

Growing up in San Diego without a TV, Ryan found creativity in books and storytelling. While earning a psychology degree, his first screenplay submission landed him an unexpected meeting with campus police, mistaking it for a manifesto. Ryan has since written, directed, and acted in over 50 shorts and a feature film, blending humor and heart in his projects.

From Ohio to Hollywood, Nandi Sharma (Apple TV's Wolfs) is a multifaceted filmmaker known for his versatility. Beginning with high school theater and YouTube skits, Nandi has expanded his craft through advanced training at The Beverly Hills Playhouse. His work spans from personal dramas to dynamic performances alongside icons like George Clooney and Brad Pitt.

Gabrielle hails from Sydney, Australia but you wouldn’t know it from her chameleon-like ability to shift accents. An actor turned writer turned director (in that order, depending on the week), she gravitates toward stories that are dark, funny, and uncomfortably human. She's drawn to flawed characters and the messy beauty of real life. She's written and directed short films and penned an all-female-led feature, currently turning her own trauma into art (and occasionally comedy). 

Cameron is an actor from the Appalachian mountains of Pennsylvania. Pursuing a creative career seemed a faraway dream for Cameron. He was stuck in the drudgery of working a nine-to-five at a saw mill for years, until he finally had enough. He cashed out his savings account, packed a car and drove thirty-six hours to Los Angeles. Where he now drudges at a different nine-to-five, but he also acts when he can.

Vinnie Falcone began his comedy journey in military school, performing for his platoon as punishment for writing jokes. Since moving to LA in 2015, he’s performed standup at The Comedy Store and LA Improv while writing and producing original pilots and shorts. Vinnie is currently developing a single-cam TV series and performing standup across the city.

Jennifer moved to Los Angeles at 19 to pursue acting but found her voice writing and directing. Frustrated with industry stereotypes, her first short film earned accolades at festivals, inspiring her to create more nuanced female roles. Drawing from her own experiences with diabetes, celiac disease, and anxiety, Jennifer crafts characters with depth and authenticity.

Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Joseph De La O discovered his love for film and music through early theater trips with his mother. After studying music composition at the University of North Texas, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his passion for film scoring, inspired by Gustavo Santaolalla’s work on The Last of Us video game.

Is currently making this site.  He's also been promised a shirtless cameo role of him slowly coming out of a pool. Slo-mo. Birds flying by. Babes on the beach. Sun is out. Zoom in. Hair is silky smooth. Body. Perfection. Zac Efron? Nowhere to be seen. Menachem? Saving the day. Screen goes black. Credits start rolling. The End.