Kimberly Soliman has been a Screenwriter for over 7 years and a Playwright for over 11. She spent several years in New York working in theatre and is now a Screenwriter living in Los Angeles.

Her passion is writing faith-based features, and character-driven stories. Her recent biblical-era script, “Before Paul,” placed in the 2nd round at the Austin Film Festival in 2018. Her previous feature, tv, or short scripts have won dozens of other awards over the years.

She is currently in the writers’ room of the web series, “Citizen,“ and in pre-production for another short that wrote, “Freedom of Choice.”

This script, “Our Dirty Laundry,” won 1st Place for the “Best Short Script” at the Sidewalk Film Festival.

Alex Cogan (L) grew up in Cincinnati and northern Kentucky.  He's been interested in films and writing from a young age.  His favorite artists are Kurt Vonnegut and David Fincher.  He once cooked a hot dog with a microwaveable hand warmer: it was surprisingly good.

Mark Borison (R) is a filmmaker, actor, radio host, and chicken wing enthusiast. Borison can be found screaming into the digital void on multiple YouTube channels, national commercials, hosting local awards shows, and occasionally at a Walgreens in Northern Kentucky.

Paweł Grajnert is a writer, filmmaker, and actor who works in the US and Poland. His films have premiered at the Venice Film Festival, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Gdynia National Film Festival in Poland. He holds an MFA in film from Columbia University New York, where he was awarded the prestigious Alfred P. Sloan Foundation prize for excellence in science-focused screenwriting.

His writing has also been recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting Competition; the Polish International Film Festival; and the State of Illinois from whom he received the honor of a Literary Arts Award. His photography, poems, short dramatic works, and stories have been published internationally. Among other projects, he's currently working with Epoka TV in Poland to bring Mirosław Nahacz's book "84" to the screen as a feature-length film.

Most people in the US are more comfortable with the English version of my name: Paul. So please feel free to use Paul.

Marcedes Bigham was born and raised in Newcastle, OK. She attended film school in Oklahoma City and earned an MFA in Screenwriting at Boston University. She currently lives in Newcastle, OK with her three dogs and a cat who are her constant writing companions.