James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot are the directors, producers, editors, cinematographers and distributors behind the Sundance award-winning feature documentary, Indie Game: The Movie. Indie Game: The Movie was one of the first films to be born on Kickstarter. It was funded in part by 2 successful crowd-funding campaigns. It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2012, where it won the Best Editing Award in World Documentary Cinema and was optioned by HBO and Scott Rudin. The filmmakers chose to self-release Indie Game: The Movie in several innovative ways.

John is a founding member of the 3rd Street Theatre in Los Angeles where he appeared in Edmond, Geography of a Horse Dreamer, One for the Road. Also; They Shoot Horses Don’t They? (Greenway Court) and Cash Deal (Actors Studio). Vancouver; Stiff Cuffs, Beirut, For What We Reap, Italian American Reconciliation and Rabbit Hole at the Arts Club Granville Stage, and most recently the R.M.T.C. and Vancouver Playhouse co-production of God of Carnage.

Cal Coons is a Toronto-based writer/director/producer. A graduate of the respected Canadian Film Centre, he has worked in the Canadian film industry for more than 25 years. Cal has served as Showrunner/Executive Producer on several major dramatic television series including the CTV/Fox International drama, The Listener and Murdoch Mysteries for CBC/CITY TV/UKTV/ITV.

Rob Bromley is President/Partner of Force Four Entertainment. Over the past twenty years Rob has developed ongoing relationships with national and international networks and production partners on a variety of drama, lifestyle, and documentary projects.

Rob is actively involved in the Canadian production community where he sits on the board of the CMPA. He participates at international markets and conferences, and as a presenter at various workshops and panels.

Producer and award-winning actress, Joely Collins has been actively developing independent feature films and documentaries while pursuing her acting career for almost twenty years.At the young age of 22, she was named Canada’s "Best Leading Actress", earning a Gemini Award for her work in the critically acclaimed television series Madison. Joely was also honored with The Artistic Merit Award from Women in Film for her starring role as the infamous Gillian Guess in Bruce McDonald’s feature film, The Love Crimes of Gillian Guess.