Company Founder, Director of Photography, Editor, Camera Operator, Fundraiser

Yoni Goldstein is an Israeli born, Chicago based filmmaker and documentary producer, director, and editor. Yoni premiered his first film at the Ann Arbor Film Festival, the award winning documentary, "Whatever You Destroy." Since then, he has gone on to work on a number of other socially critical documentary projects; from hybridized healing practices amongst city-dwelling, Indigenous and Afro-Ecuadorians ("La Curación") to therapeutic plurality in Ghana ("If All Else Fails" and "Excuse Me To Say") to diaristic journies through post-revolution Lithuania ("Cousin Kasyte") to windows of dialogue in the Palestinian / Jewish Diaspora ("Zeitouna"). Yoni has produced, directed, and shot a series of short films and music videos that each reside somewhere between the fantastical ("Twins in Fake Light," "Magicicada"), the scientific and experimental ("G-Loc: Vivid Dreamlets / Beautiful Places"). In addition to short films and experimental video, Yoni has also worked on set with The Learning Channel and judged and organized Film Festivals in Michigan.

Field Producer, Cinematographer, Camera Operator, Audio Producer

Meredith Zielke is a Michigan born, Chicago-based filmmaker, having undertaken topics such as the effective process of dialogue in confronting the Israel/Palestine conflict ("Zeitouna"), prismatic notions of body in Ecuador ("La Curación"), nautical illustrations of Restless Leg Syndrome ("Jib Halyard"), alternatives in public education ("Our School"), urban decay and nostalgia in Post-Fordist Detroit ("Ruin of a City"), and the dual perception of Asian women ("Eyes Without a Face"). Meredith has shot and edited experimental shorts screened at C-Pop Gallery and Detroit's Fringe Festival ("The Propagation of Femme," Indée Fixe," "Autosexual Breakup") that combine her interests in the psychological, anatomical and subaquatic. Oftentimes, she films commission work in support of local non-profits and has instructed documentary courses at the Detroit Film Center and in Loja, Ecuador.