Roswitha Dransfeld, a German-born award-winning producer and internationally renowned documentary filmmaker, creates compelling explorations of the human condition that deeply resonate with her audience. Her impactful films, including Who Cares, Antisocial Limited, and Broke, have gained various CSA nominations and won the prestigious Donald Brittain Award for Best Social/Political Documentary. One of the career highlights is the production of Memento Mori (CBC and NFB), which won the prestigious Best Feature award at Cinequest, and Transplanting Hope (Nova/PBS), an Emmy-nominated documentary that garnered the Jackson Hole Special Jury Award. The feature doc Dogsville for Knowledge Network, TVO and Bell Media is now streaming on Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime. The film is touring in 2025 through the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand with The Top Dog Film Festival. Dransfeld directed and produced The Return of the Blackfoot for German broadcasters ARD and ARTE. The documentary aired this year on ARTE, Erlebnis Erde. Dransfeld's latest work, The Good Virus, a character-driven feature film commissioned by Telus Independent, is starting its festival circuit and international distribution with Encore and TVF.

German-Canadian sound designer and editor. Graduated from VFS. His work has taken him all over the world - from Canada to remote places in Mongolia or Kasachstan. His award-winning work as a sound designer and recordist has gained him recognition as a solid and creative team member. He directed 2nd unit for the feature Dogsville

A portuguese water dog by breed and an avid window watcher, She keeps us sane and entertained during long work hours. But don´t let that fool you because she has an insatiable desire for attention.