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Sophia Dunn-Walker is a French-American director and co-founder of Emmy-winning ENKIDU International Productions. Her feature documentary on the autism spectrum is currently in post-production, following a 2026 screening of its short version at the American Pavilion at Cannes. She has collaborated with Pussy Riot on several projects, and her visual approach is rooted in fine art and fashion photography, including early work assisting Annie Leibovitz and legally blind photographer Kurt Weston. Dunn-Walker has cone dystrophy, which affects color perception and visual acuity and has become an integral part of how she approaches image-making. She is also an advocate for disability representation in the arts. (Photo by BK Studios.)

Sophia Dunn-Walker

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Amos Pitsch is a musician and producer based in Appleton, Wisconsin. He plays in the bands Tenement and Dusk and runs Crutch of Memory and Odd Note Records.

Amos Pitsch

Graham Hunt is a musician based in Madison, Wisconsin. His latest record, American Pyramid, is out now on Run For Cover. 
(Photo Credit: Sahan Jayasuriya)