Corey Sherman is a writer and director for film and television based in Los Angeles. Adult Swim recently hired Corey to write a pilot script for his animated horror-comedy series, Monster Night Live, to be co-written with Matt Maiellaro (Aqua Teen Hunger Force). Prior to that, Corey wrote and directed “Francis, Cheap, and Out of Control”, an episode of Adult Swim’s 12 Oz. Mouse, which premiered on the network’s April Fools’ Day programming event. Corey worked as a writer and director at the video network Tastemade, where he created Authentic, a comedic series that has received over 100 million views on Facebook. Corey has also written and directed several award-winning comedic short films, such as Hot Take, and had his work featured on the front pages of Reddit, Vulture, and NoBudge.

Allison Tate is an award-winning producer and filmmaker. She served as the Director of Editorial Video at EqualPride Media, where she led the video team for the largest LGBT+ brands in the world including The Advocate, Out Magazine, and Pride.com. She produced and directed over 100 videos, earned millions of views, and generated new AVOD revenue. In 2019, The Advocate won a GLAAD Award during her time in the role. Her producing credits include Unfiltered, a Facebook Watch docs-series about Paris Jackson, and Season 7 of Hey Qween!, a drag queen talk show featuring RuPaul's Drag Race superstars, showcased on Netflix and Apple TV. She also produced Danny The Manny, a web series about a gay babysitter and the cross-dressing kid he watches and influences, available on Amazon. IndieWire called the show "nearly perfect" and listed it as one of the Best Web Series of 2016. She is a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts with a B.A. in Film & Television Production. Her work has been featured on Huffington Post, Wired, Them, Curve, Upworthy and more.

Gus Bendinelli is a director of photography based in Los Angeles. His music video work has gained hundreds of millions of views and features artists like Kanye West, Ariana Grande, FINNEAS, Doja Cat, Michael Kiwanuka, and Ashe. He has shot major commercial campaigns for companies like Facebook, Nissan, MGM, and Google. His narrative short work has played at festivals around the world. His most recent feature film American Cherry won Best Cinematography at the LA Indies Festival, and his narrative short Frank and Emmet won Best Narrative Short Film at Cinelebu 2022. Gus is a member of the ICG Local 600 and is represented by ICM.

Rachel Scott is a production designer and art director based in Los Angeles. She has led art departments on TV hits like VEEP, Ballers, and Barry for HBO, The Good Place and A Little Late with Lily Singh for NBC, Dave for FX and more. She has also designed numerous award-winning short films. She is a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where she studied production design.

Erik Vogt-Nilsen is a film editor based in Los Angeles. Graduating from USC with a B.A. in dramatic arts and a minor in cinematic arts, he began working as an assistant editor at Work Editorial, one of the top listed edit houses internationally. Since then, he's edited the feature film Don't Log Off, starring Ariel Winter and Luke Benward, along with a number of narrative shorts that have been featured online and at festivals such as Comic-Con, NFFTY, and AFF. Outside of scripted film, he's edited music videos for artists like FINNEAS, Harry Styles, and Maggie Lindemann, as well as commercials for clients like Chase, Walmart, and Impossible Foods.

Will Wiesenfeld is a Los Angeles-based musician who has been composing original music for over 15 years, primarily under the aliases of Baths and Geotic for labels such as Anticon, Ghostly International, Hardly Art, and more. Will’s output under his own name has been reserved but ever-present through his career, as the composer for the Netflix original series Bee and Puppycat (Natasha Allegri), and Dean Fleischer-Camp’s David and The Bible.