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Pamela B. Green is the director of<a href="https://benaturalthemovie.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché</a>, which is now in select theaters through Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber. In 2005, Green founded PIC, an entertainment and motion design boutique based in Los Angeles, California. Nominated for an Emmy for the documentary Bhutto, Green has produced main titles, created and advised on internal story sequences and marketing campaigns for films such as the Bourne series, Fast and Furious, The Muppets, Rings and several Marvel comic-book franchises. She has also worked on films such as The Cabin the Woods and The Kingdom. For television and streaming, she has created titles for Supergirl, The Flash and Quantico among many others. She lives in Los Angeles.

Pamela B. Green

Film

How I Set Out in Search of a Cinematic Mystery – and Found Myself

Aaron Stewart-Ahn lives in NYC. He is the co-writer of Mandy. He is currently working on Thor for Marvel Comics and a documentary about police brutality. In between film projects he works in bicycle shops and as an occasional film journalist.

Aaron Stewart-Ahn

Barry Jenkins and the Fearless, Heartbreaking Honesty of Moonlight

Andrew Jenks is an award-winning filmmaker, TV producer and writer who has lived and filmed all over the world. HBO released his first film, Room 335; ESPN Films financed his second film, The Zen of Bobby V. He since went on to create the MTV show World of Jenks and was the face for MTV News’ coverage of the 2012 election. It’s Not Over, a film he shot in India, South Africa and America about the global HIV/AIDS crisis, premiered on Netflix in November 2014. His latest film, <a href="http://www.andrewjenks.com/dreamkiller/" target="_blank">dream/killer</a>, is currently in theaters through Cinedigm.

Andrew Jenks

Andrew Jenks (dream/killer) Talks Manu Luksch, Martin Reinhart and Thomas Tode’s Dreams Rewired

Alice Guy-Blaché