Chan graduated from the City University Creative Media Academy. Her video works include 32+4, No Song to Sing, and Call Me Mrs. Chan.

Gao has been dedicated to contemporary art and has curated many exhibitions. His works are not limited to any single medium or form.

Jia Chao is a young director. He believes films should be succinct, direct, and forceful.

In 2018, Lan graduated from Harvard University Visual and Environmental Studies Department as a recipient of Hoopes Prize for outstanding scholarly work. Currently he is interested in both documentary and fiction.

Li is now studying at the department of filmology of National Taiwan University of Arts. His work “Universe in A Shell” was shown at the 6th “Three Shadows” Photography award exhibition.

Lu recently graduated from American Film Institute. He focuses on telling stories about flawed characters making flawed decisions in this flawed world.

Pan is a Chinese filmmaker now based in Beijing. He filmed a short film trilogy casting family members. He keeps on exploring rural women's living experience and their religious beliefs.

Shi holds B.A and M.F.A degree at the department of literature, Beijing Film Academy. She is a full-time screenwriter and part-time novelist.

Shan once studied in Singapore and Chicago. Shan confronts contradictions and draws similarities between East/West. What is the importance of a temporal identity on a personal and a societal scale? How do individual efforts conjugate to construct one’s own and other’s realities?

She holds an MFA degree in Film Production from USC. Her short films were shown at Tribeca Film Festival, FIRST International Film Festival, China Independent Film Festival, Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture, etc.