Filmmaker Websites

Ari Gold is an award-winning filmmaker and director known for Brother Verses Brother (Executive Produced by Francis Ford Coppola ), the cult comedy Adventures of Power , and The Song of Sway Lake . A student Oscar winner and two-time SXSW Grand Prize recipient, Ari is also an author ( Father Verses Sons ) and an alumnus of NYU and Columbia University. He is the founder/president of Grack Films. His films have screened at Sundance, Telluride, Karlovy-Vary, & hundreds of other festivals, & he has won over fifty prizes, including best film at SXSW (twice) and the Student Oscar.

Luca Mailhol is a chef-opérateur. He works on projects including Demain d'Argile, Le Fruit Né du Désert, and La forme des nuages. He also co-directed Demain d'Argile. His website features articles on computer science, photography, projects, hiking, road trips, and travel. He has documented trips to Canada, Morocco, the West Highland Way, Iceland, and the south of France.

Adam Westbrook is a British artist, filmmaker, and journalist based in London. He specializes in making creative and visual nonfiction videos. He is a Staff Producer at The New York Times Opinion, where he writes, directs, and edits videos. His video, Operation Infektion, was nominated for two Emmy Awards. Adam also explores personal themes in his comic short stories. He writes The Third Something, a newsletter about visual storytelling and the creative life.

Aiden Fishbein is the Founder and Principal of BRAEID Multimedia. He is a multimedia creator and entrepreneur who brings together cinematic storytelling, strategic thinking, and cutting-edge technology. He has spent over a decade delivering video content and creative services for corporate, tech, and creative clients. Aiden is also an independent filmmaker, musician, and experimental storyteller, always testing new technologies like generative AI and immersive media. His career weaves together creativity, strategy, and an ongoing search for meaningful impact. He was formerly Creative Director and COO at Vitals Agency and VP of Accounts at Viewstream.

Gedaly Guberek is an actor, writer, and filmmaker. He is also a martial artist who enjoys learning and making things. He is the co-founder of Working.Actor, a producer at Razee, and the managing editor of DVresolve.com. He writes and directs adventure movies and is an occasional singer. He enjoys Shakespeare, Kung Fu movies, and technology.

Mailyne K. Briggs (she/her) is a Philippines-born, Canadian-raised filmmaker, writer, and artist. She has a background in Business Management, Entrepreneurship, and Marketing. In 2013, she founded Kilam Media Inc. and has nearly 15 years of experience producing and directing documentaries, multi-cam livestreams, commercials, music videos, and narratives. Mailyne co-produced and was the cinematographer for the feature documentary *I AM: Limitless*. She is currently developing her debut feature film, *Those Days of Summer*, and is in post-production on three short films. Mailyne is also a published author and illustrator of the bilingual children’s book, *Manok (Chicken)*, and released her first single *Yuta* (2025). She is an advocate for safer sets, greener productions, mental health care, and diverse representation in the industry.

Seth is a filmmaker, tech tinkerer, and accidental theologian. He documents his experiences and thoughts online. He writes about topics ranging from Linux configuration to ADHD tools and the impact of AI. He shares his personal projects and insights on his website, inviting connection and discussion.

Silvia is an eclectic Gen X woman with lots of interests. She lives in Cambridge (UK) with her husband Simone in a small house with a garden. Born and raised in Italy, she moved to the UK in 2011 and is bilingual in Italian and English. Photography is a life-long passion. She contributed to a few exhibitions. Silvia is currently learning to play the ukulele. Her surname is pronounced `mah-(d)-gee`. She doesn’t take herself too seriously and likes a good laugh.

Jet Williams is a writer and filmmaker from Sydney. Born in Sydney, Australia, in 2000, he grew up in Maroubra and later lived in the Northern Territory. He studied Design and Media at the University of New South Wales. After years of travelling and creative experimentation under the pseudonym TEJI, he returned to Sydney and wrote his debut novel, Off the Rails. He now focuses on telling stories in a more personal and direct way.