Iain Gardner - Scottish Animator and Director - Akbar's Cheetah, The Tannery, Mustard and Ketchup, The Amber Light, and A Bear Named Wojtek

Tod's animation work includes the projects: The Pumpkin Of Nyefar, El Tigre, The Secret Of Kells, Howl, Escape Of The Gingerbread Man, The Book Of Life, The Prodigal, and more recently The 21, which honored the 21 Coptic men martyred by ISIS in Libya in 2015. Tod also wrote the book The Noble Approach: Maurice Noble and the Zen Of Animation Design, a look at the life and animation philosophy of the Background Artist and Layout Designer legend. 

Eugenio's narrative feature film work includes: Hello Destroyer, Boundaries, When The Storm Fades, This Is Tomas, Longlegs, Heretic, and The Monkey. His documentary work includes: Wizard Mode, Illusions Of Control, The Last Tourist, Physician Heal Thyself, and Resident Orca. Eugenio's television series work includes: The Wrestlers, Psi Cops, and The Edge Of Sleep. 

Iain is an Animator known as Director of the films: Akbar's Cheetah, The Tannery, and A Bear Named Wojtek, and has worked as an animator on several short and feature films over his career. Iain has headed his own company Animation Garden, whose projects include: Badger Beats and A Bear Named Wojtek.

Mark's work for director Paul Thomas Anderson includes: Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood, The Master, and Phantom Thread, for which he won an Academy Award. Mark had also won an Oscar for his work on the The Artist.  Mark's more recent work includes: Joker, The Fabelmans, Maestro, and the upcoming The Lost Bus for Paul Greengrass.

Neil has worked on a variety of animated feature films including: Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Space Jam, Ethel and Ernest, and Sherlock Gnomes. Neil's animated short work includes the films: The Snowman and the Snowdog, We're Going On A Bear Hunt, and The Last Belle, which he wrote and directed. Neil's most recent project is the acclaimed feature film, Kensuke's Kingdom, with co-director Kirk Hendry.

Stuart's documentary feature scores include: One Night In Turin, Hiroshima: 75 Years Later, and Disorder. Stuart's television scoring work has included: London's Burning, Atlantis, and Crazyhead. Stuart's scores for animation include: the series The Lampies, the short film We're Going On A Bear Hunt, and the acclaimed feature film Kensuke's Kingdom.

Christopher's feature film work includes: Bleeding Love, Water Rises, Skincare, and the upcoming feature film, Little Death. Christopher's short films include: Where You Are, The Voice In Your Head, and The Flute.

Tomas earned a Master's Degree with Honors from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and his portfolio includes: television shows, theater, and advertising, along with over twenty feature films. Besides work in film, Tomas has composed extensively for concert performance, with his compositions premiering in countries around the world, including: France, Poland, Japan, and the US. Tomas' film scoring work includes: Gueros, Museo, The Good Girls, Things We Dare Not Do, Tell Me When, Killing Cabos 2, Northern Skies Over Empty Space, Jezabel, The (Almost) Legends, and more recently, the acclaimed La Cocina.

Maureen's casting work includes the films: Once, This Must Be The Place, Extra Ordinary, Apocalypse Clown, The Miracle Club, The Martini Shot, That They May Face The Rising Sun, and more recently Small Things Like These and the upcoming, Frewaka. Maureen's television work includes the projects: Raw, Love/Hate, Rebellion, Taken Down, and Louise Lives Large.

Ben's film work includes: Lady Macbeth, Limbo, Disobedience, The Wonder, Scrapper, Conclave, and The Teacher, as well as the documentaries: 9/11: Phone Calls From The Towers and The Reason I Jump. Ben's television work includes: Prime Suspect, Merlin, The Lazarus Project, and War Of The Worlds.