Caity Birmingham - Production Designer and Art Director - The Wise Kids, White Bird in a Blizzard, Joe Pera Talks With You, Caleb Hearon: Model Comedian, Sorry, Baby

Some of her early roles include: Production Designer for Stephen Cone's film The Wise Kids and Art Director for Greg Araki's White Bird In A Blizzard. Caity's Production Design work for television includes: Comedy Bang Bang, Documentary Now, Joe Pera Talks With You, and Caleb Hearon: Model Comedian. Her feature film work includes: Becoming Bond, Stay Awake, The Adults, and Omni Loop. More recently, Caity designed the feature film Sorry, Baby, written and directed by and starring Eva Victor. Some of Caity's upcoming projects include: The Dink, Via Negativa, and Never Change.

Ian's earlier Art Director work includes the films: Rest Stop, Twilight, and A Single Man. Ian's Production Design work in film includes: Celeste and Jesse Forever, 13 Minutes, and A Very Jonas Christmas Movie. His television Production Design work includes: Parks and Recreation, Love, The Good Place, and A Man on the Inside. 

John's feature film work as Production Designer includes: Your Sister's Sister, Touchy Feely, Lucky Them, Laggies, Sword of Trust, and Outside In. His television design work includes: Three Busy Debras, The Viking Returns, and Penelope. John's more recent Art Director work includes: Train Dreams and The Rivals of Amziah King.

Ben's feature film work includes: 127 Hours, Gravity, Ex Machina, First They Killed My Father, Bird Box, Nimona, Wonka, Speak No Evil, Civil War, Night Always Comes, and Warfare. Ben's television work includes the projects: Five Days at Memorial and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

In 1991, Nelson founded Sound Dogs, a studio that has since grown into Canada's premier sound editing, recording, and design company with hundreds of film and television titles to their credit. Nelson has worked with renowned directors such as Darren Aronofsky on Requiem for a Dream and Guillermo del Toro on The Shape of Water, which earned Nelson both Oscar and BAFTA nominations. Nelson's other film work includes: The Breadwinner, Dual, Priscilla, Nutcrackers, Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis, and Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein. 

As a child, Adam was fond of the intermittent static found in between radio stations, eventually leading him to study Sound Art at the University of Brighton. Adam started out working as a sound designer on award-winning animations and projects for studios like Parabella, before transitioning to composing. Adam's feature film score work includes: Saint Maud, Here Before, Out of Darkness, Femme, The Marsh King's Daughter, The Wasp, and Night Always Comes. Adam's television score work includes: Black Mirror, Truelove, and Fear.

Tracey's passion is period work, with a great collection of hair stock, and producing her own prosthetics. Tracey's features include: Quantum Of Solace, Batman Begins, The Raven, Urban Hymn, Extinction, I'll Find You, Gran Turismo, White Bird, Tuesday, and Christmas Karma.

Tamara has devoted her talents as a Production Designer and Art Director to a wide range of projects spanning multiple genres, periods, and visual styles. As Art Director, Tamara worked on Crash and eXistenZ for David Cronenberg, Guillermo del Toro's Mimic, and X-Men with Oscar–winning designer John Myhre.  Tamara's feature film work as Production Designer includes: Still Mine, Priscilla, Nightmare Alley, and Frankenstein. Tamara's television credits include: Suits, The Strain, Incorporated, Star Trek: Discovery, and Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities.

For over twenty years, Alex has worked as stunt performer and stunt coordinator on a variety of film and television projects both local to the Pacific Northwest and globally. Alex's film work includes: Band Of Brothers, Ain't Them Bodies Saints, Dallas Buyers Club, Wild, Alone, Train Dreams, and Night Always Comes. Alex's television series work includes: Z Nation, Three Busy Debras, and Penelope.

Giovanna is originally from Italy and earned a degree in animation from the National School of Cinema in Rome. She then worked on feature films across Europe, including spending ten years in France. Giovanna then moved to Ireland, where she is currently based, working for Cartoon Saloon. Giovanna's work on features includes the films: Song Of The Sea, The Breadwinner, Wolfwalkers, and My Father's Dragon, and more recently, she made her directorial debut with the acclaimed short film, Eiru.